Tired Hands (2020)

Anyone buy LLC Warm by the fire? Thoughts??

 

Haven't, but one person had it I know. They emphasized coconut. Your mileage may vary on that point. Otherwise, it's viscous from what I heard. So my impression is if you like Even More Jesus but wanted a bunch of coconut in it, you're in luck. I'm never sure honestly though how anyone can taste marshmallows in a thick stout anyway unless you are randalling it perhaps. From their impression, and untappd, sounds like if you like the description and don't mind 64oz of it, you're good.

 

Wouldn't mind picking up a 4pk of the LLC stout. Profile sounded great.

 

They had a pretty decent amount left yesterday

 

Lots and lots today. Still couldn't bring myself to throw down the $32, though. Happy to grab some Eviscerated.

 

Whoa! That has got to be a record price for Tired Hands, right?

Cheers!

 

There was one beer a few years ago that was a little more per ounce than that, but it's pretty steep.

 

Didn't they recently-ish have a can of I was just thinking of you ______ that was $12 or $16 a pop because they used SO MUCH VANILLA?

 

I was just thinking about you, Henok was $14 per can, released with Only Void this past November.

 

cheaper per ounce than a lot of the bottles of saison collecting dust in the general store

 

You mean Ourison cans.....they are slightly different beers with Ourison being aged a bit on oak.....but I get your drift and Ourison in cans will be great.

 

Our is on is also bottle conditioned if I am not mistaken. Anybody know of any other can conditioned saisons?

 

Allagash does, when they first started to can white I remember reading that it was a must for them. To keep the beer true to itself, cool that tired hands feels the same and will do the same for ourison. I know white isn’t a saison but I just thought you more meant “can conditioning” in general.

 

If we are opening this discussion to just beers being can conditioned, Sierra Nevada does this for canned SNPA:

“Sierra Nevada puts live yeast into its Pale Ale cans so that it will ‘condition’ after packaging, much like it does with bottles.”

https://beerpulse.com/2012/07/sierra-nevada-on-the-cans-vs-bottles-debate/

Cheers!

 

Forest and Main can conditions their cans as well.

 

Why doesn’t Tired Hands can Saisonhands?

As I’ve gotten older, the lower ABV, softer beers have been my go to. And I drink the shit out of Saisonhands whenever I go for happy hour

 

Apparently no mor shambolic bottles either... only cans

 

Also realized today that unconscious encore is sold out, and was most likely a one-off. So disappointed I didn’t stash a few of these away

 

Do they use brett as part of the fermentation? If so, then they may not want any chance of cross-contaminating their canning line equipment.

 

Based on previous posts from Tired Hands they are looking to can ourison, which is very similar to saisonhands. They have their old canning line and I guess going to be sending some of their saisons through it. I wouldn’t be surprised if we see them in the near future. Really looking forward to canned shambolic, or any new shambolic for that matter