What beer are you drinking now? #4119

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  1. Monkeyknife

    Monkeyknife Grand Pooh-Bah (5,873) Jan 8, 2007 Missouri
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    Hey Moe!
     
  2. brewskis

    brewskis Grand Pooh-Bah (3,883) Jun 8, 2012 Indiana
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    Half Acre Slow Melt IPA (Citra/Mosaic). Believe this one is fermented with a lager yeast which would make sense given its crisp and clean feel. Dank blueberry, bright tangerine, grapefruit peel, grass, and pine. Solid stuff.
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  3. Resistance88

    Resistance88 Grand Pooh-Bah (3,462) Apr 9, 2015 California
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    Oh Snap!
     
  4. The_Kriek_Freak

    The_Kriek_Freak Grand High Pooh-Bah (6,217) Aug 18, 2014 Greenland
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    Bentonville - Space Goose

    A tasty Arkansas NEIPA from the generous @russpowell
     
  5. mickyge

    mickyge Grand Pooh-Bah (4,232) Nov 1, 2014 Massachusetts
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    Looks yummy!
     
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  6. champ103

    champ103 Grand High Pooh-Bah (6,296) Sep 3, 2007 Texas
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    Sierra Nevada Hop Magnum in the glass.

    And @beergoot guessed it, but I'm pretty predictable :slight_smile: Bill Evans, Interplay spinning. From 1962 ha, my wonderful Japanese pressing that sounds incredible.

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  7. Monkeyknife

    Monkeyknife Grand Pooh-Bah (5,873) Jan 8, 2007 Missouri
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    A Little Sumpin' Sumpin' ~ Lagunitas
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    They Say I'm Different ~ Betty Davis
     
  8. Shanex

    Shanex Grand Pooh-Bah (4,960) Dec 10, 2015 France
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    I miss that one, along with SN IPA Hop Hunter that was posted before. I don’t know. Was readily available in 2020-2022 around here and totally vanished since. I just assume they imported a lot of these, of which I’ve drank many and stopped it. Sad.
     
  9. AdmiralOzone

    AdmiralOzone Grand Pooh-Bah (4,352) Jun 26, 2014 Minnesota
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  10. defunksta

    defunksta Grand Pooh-Bah (4,164) Jan 18, 2019 Wisconsin
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    Revolution Straight Jacket (15.0%):
    An BBA English Barleywine from Chicago with flavors of caramel, brown bread, molasses and bourbon, with a medley of dark fruit and cocoa.

    First try at this one. Had to muster up some strength to take it on. Interesting pour. Milder head than I expected. Intense aromas of bourbon, caramel, oatmeal and molasses. Upfront it's astringent and carries a bourbon burn. As it evolves toward the end there's more raisin, dark cherry, and cocoa flavors. Sweeter and more smooth off the end hiding the alcohol better. Not an expert on the style. It's a bit astringent and burns a bit off the front before the malt sweetness soothes it out. I bet it will be even more smooth and complex with some age. I have no baseline for comparison for this type of beer. It's very good no doubt. I might have to try more of these Revolution BBA Bombs.
     
  11. The_Kriek_Freak

    The_Kriek_Freak Grand High Pooh-Bah (6,217) Aug 18, 2014 Greenland
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    How did these Lagunitas, Sierra Nevada, and Brooklyn beers sell in your area? Were you single-handedly clearing the shelves or are there some other like minded folk that try these beers?
     
  12. The_Kriek_Freak

    The_Kriek_Freak Grand High Pooh-Bah (6,217) Aug 18, 2014 Greenland
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    I'm on the same boat. I got to try more of their BBA stuff. Which is why I will have @jzeilinger come over to teach me. I have several of their products like DB VSOD, Straight Jacket, Life Jacket, Dread and Breakfast, and many more but I'm too afraid to drink them by myself!
     
  13. defunksta

    defunksta Grand Pooh-Bah (4,164) Jan 18, 2019 Wisconsin
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    Agree. Deth's Tar is on the list for me next!
     
  14. Thankin_Hank

    Thankin_Hank Grand Pooh-Bah (4,024) Nov 18, 2013 Texas
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    Not as good as I'd hoped but pretty good. Too bad Celebration is gone. Wifey said it didn't have any taste??
     
  15. The_Kriek_Freak

    The_Kriek_Freak Grand High Pooh-Bah (6,217) Aug 18, 2014 Greenland
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    That one I did drink by myself and it's great. Cafe Deth too. Aged or not. I consider myself an idiot for living in Chicago for 8 years without ever drinking a Revolution beer.
     
  16. brewskis

    brewskis Grand Pooh-Bah (3,883) Jun 8, 2012 Indiana
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    Lagunitas Beast of Both Worlds DIPA (Mosaic, Citra, Strata, Sabro). Have wanted to try this one and saw it on draft so decided to give it a go. It’s no Lil Sumpin, but it’s not horrible either. Grapefruit and orange with some mango, papaya, and pine. Dangerous for 8%. Enjoyable, but I wouldn’t get a 6 pack of it.
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  17. DavyJonesXXX

    DavyJonesXXX Pooh-Bah (2,848) Aug 6, 2021 Texas
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    1 and done for real beer today. Will most likely be back tomorrow for 1-2. Got some new lagers to try from Celestial Beerworks.

    Cheers y'all!

    Figures of Light IPA 6.5% - Vector Brewing
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  18. Monkeyknife

    Monkeyknife Grand Pooh-Bah (5,873) Jan 8, 2007 Missouri
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    Thanks. Waiting for the wife to get home to try it.
     
  19. LarryV

    LarryV Grand Pooh-Bah (5,420) Jun 13, 2001 Massachusetts
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    Having another Stone IPA after dinner - if it ain't broke ...

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    Sometimes the best meal is the simplest meal. This was angel hair pasta with roasted peppers, 3 Thai chilies, in chili oil with garlic. A little Parmigiano Reggiano to finish things off. Damn, it was satisfying!!!

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  20. Shanex

    Shanex Grand Pooh-Bah (4,960) Dec 10, 2015 France
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    It’d seem they sell pretty well, and aren’t much pricier than the regular Belgian of any styles I purchase often.

    Truth be told, I did my best to clear the shelves off those beers myself but someone evidently thought of me, and my liver and decided to help out.

    Being serious, I regularly go to the supermarkets instead of the beer oriented stores and they indeed, every couple of days have to add more of those American now popular beers here.
     
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