Has Zombie Dust gotten worse?

I mostly agree with this. We can get a whopping 2 bottles a week and it is not at the level it used to be. I've always considered this a near 5 beer and in the last month it's above a 4 at best.

 

I'd say 3.8, even.

 

The answer is no. It's the same as it's always been: A lovely pale ale.

 

Had some on tap a few weeks ago and I can only wonder if the tap line wasn't cleaned right. I am only sticking to bottles from now on.

 

I've had the good fortune of trying it a few times this year, all with less than a month or 3 weeks of it being bottled. It's been an excellent pale ale (session ipa, whatever) every time. As others have said, you have probably just had other similar beers, or other better beers since first trying it. There is less reason to chase this if Pseudo Sue is readily on the shelves with some frequency now. I just much prefer a 6 pack to a bomber.

 

I don think it has "fallen off" necessarily. It seems like every 3-4 batches there's something different (nothing too off...but off) but then it snaps right back to the delicious delicious beer that it is.

 

I drink it all the time, I live a few miles from the brewery. It has changed, it does not pack the citrus punch it once did.

 

Consistency and quality control don't seem to be a priority.... Or quality control judging by some of the infected barrel aged $30 bombers they pump out

 

Just had one that was bottled on Dec 4. Tasted great. I suppose if I was drinking a case of it every month or so, it would seem to be off after a while. I get 1-2 bottles every 6 months or so.

 

It falls off in the first ten days. There is nothing new to see here folks...

 

and on to the next overhyped hoppy beer...hey ZD tell Pliny we said hello

 

These threads are my favorite and its opposite day.

 

Just thoroughly enjoyed a bottle marked (11/25/14). Blasphemy

 

Please tell me you aren't being serious.

 

Shirley, he's being serious.

 

It was better when it was called Cenotaph.

 

No

 

I was wondering if this was the case as well. I recently purchased a 6-pack of Gumballhead that was almost three months old, and the hop profile was noticeably faded and not as an enjoyable anymore.

 

Of course it has. All beers were better last year.

 

I think it has gotten better. The harder the beer is to find, the better it tastes.