Post a picture of your Latest Beer Haul (2012-2014)

can't see it mister.

 

...and I wanna see it cause his hauls always make me shit my pants.

 

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I know that's why I was nude in the bath tub as a precaution.

 

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oh my.

 

Holy...Hell

 

makes your previous comment sound really really creepy....

 

Tiberian Inquisitor - their belgian pale ale, Tiger Jelly, aged for a year in Chardonnay Barrels. Had a some on tap - very interesting, not at all what I was expecting, but good - made me want a few bottles anyway.

 

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Looking forward to meeting u on saturday

 

I know and I can't delete it. He was too fast at fixing the problem.

 

Not a huge haul today but sure is a sweet birthday present for myself.

 

Happy birthday man! Enjoy this fine beer

 

Thanks and definitely will do!

 

New Glarus trade came in today from StayWhatYouAre2. Always good to have a little Wisconsin in TX!

 

My goal was to limit beer purchasing to $25/week. Can that even be done?

This was my resultant "haul"

I went $9 over, but it was cuz' of the Thomas Hardy ($7 for 8.5 oz bottle). God, it's just so good, and there were only three left, so I hadda grab one - I don't know what's wrong with me lol - anyway, the Yeti was new on the shelves - so that was a given; and figured I'd compare some of my favorite D/IPAs.

• The aforementioned Thomas Hardy (old) Ale
• Ruination, from Stone (IPA? DIPA?)
• (my first) Chocolate Oak Aged Yeti. OMG - can't wait
• Hercules DIPA, also from Great Divide
• Double Jack, DIPA from Firestone

All high-quality beer. Drinking the Thomas Hardy while I post this.

 

I am assuming you meant 'why do I love dragon's milk', not 'why have I been called a troll' here so bear with me if I am wrong. It has been a couple years since I have had it and I do not have tasting notes in front of me so this will be from memory. I remember having this beer last with a dark chocolate cake as a pairing. The light coffee notes and smooth overall beer sweetness of the milk-stout (assuming lactose) were very nice with the dark chocolate cake. This beer might not be a hunaphu or a darkness but it is a very pleasant light milk stout that will always have a place in my repertoire of beers, paired or not. I have a couple of these guys I have been aging though for a couple years. I will have to bring one out and try again. I tend to like not only the double imperials but also the lighter (flavor and ABV) ends of the spectrum of each style. To each their own though! Hopefully this will inspire you to re-approach this beer with an open attitude!

 

i approve of this message. DM is one of the better BA stouts that isnt super limited. sure its not world class but it really is a great brew.

 

Last night's haul. I apologize in advance for the fridge pic, but work wore me out today & I'll be honest; I'm too lazy to pull them all out to take a shot of the line-up.

Dogfish Head 75 Minute IPA (2)
Bear Republic Racer 5 IPA
Rogue Double Chocolate Stout
Rogue Double Dead Guy Ale
Stone 2012 Old Guardian Barley Wine Ale
Left Hand Brewing Wake Up Dead IRS
Mikkeller Beer Geek Breakfast Oatmeal Stout
Tröegs Java Head Stout (6 pack, notice there's only 2 left)
Sierra Nevada Ruthless Rye IPA

This is my first post so I'd like to introduce myself, also. My name's David, I'm 22 & I'm from Northeast, PA. I've wandered the site for awhile, and just recently decided to join, great place. Cheers guys.

 

I'd say I am set for deliciousness for my Monday Night Birthday dinner. I did have the 4th HT, I couldn't resist.

 

That will def be a happy birthday