Pittsburgh Tasting?

I think you misunderstood my sarcasm

 

Haha, indeed I did. Indeed I did.

 

Does anyone attending happen to have a spare bottle of terepins french toasted WnB. I would love to work something out for a bottle.

See everyone tomorrow.

 

I have 2 bottles of that delicious nectar.

 

Thanks @greg4579 for setting everything up and thanks to Brew Gentlemen for hosting. Had a good time. Looking forward to the next one.

 

Thanks for everything Greg what a great night had a lot of great beers and meet some cool people looking forward to the next one

 

Looked like a great time from what I saw. Any pics of the aftermath?

Also, thanks again Shuggy.

 

The real thanks goes to @brewgentlemen for hosting us. A great turnout and great beers were shared by all.

 

Did anyone grab a photo of the bottles or a complete list?

 

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I saw some taking panoramic photos of the empties. this is only 1/3 of the way through. hopefully someone snagged a better pic. I only remembered to take one photo

 

Thank you @brewgentlemen for hosting, @greg4579 for setting it up, @shuggy for the Blushing Monk, and @dtx00 for bringing a hilariously long-time unfulfilled tick of mine. I wish I could've stayed longer, but I did have one of the most efficient hours of beer drinking of my entire life. Hope everyone had a great time, and that we can start doing these things more regularly (maybe even on a Sunday sometime so us service industry folk can hang?).

 

My panorama will not copy right

 

Great time. Thanks Greg for organizing. Special thanks to Brew gentleman for letting me sleep it off for 2 hours in your parking lot after everything was done lol.

 

Any favorites from yesterday?

Although chile stouts are not really in my wheelhouse, I appreciated getting to try all of those together. I thought Abraxas really stood out in the group.

I really enjoyed MBCP and thought it was quite an interesting beer.

FFaC was a long time want and thought it lived up to the hype and was the best American Wild Ale.

I thought Humbolt Range was the top IPA for the day.

I find Rum treatments don't always turn out as well as bourbon or whiskey, but I thought Rum King was really good. I remember seeing it but I somehow missed Borris Van Wink. I always love BA Blackout and it was great to try the 2010 next to the 2015.

Cuvée St Gilloise was really good as well.

For the barleywines, old ales and American Strong Ales I thought the BA Old Ruffian was tops.

Worst of the day went to the 5 Sciences. I had it at the last Voodoo release and thought it was quite good, but that bottle was nothing but burnt band aids.

 

Maple bacon was great I can still smell it.

 

Boris Van Wink: I was unaware that I needed to be the one to open my bottle. It ended up going back home with me.

FfaC was pretty spectacular.

Was Humboldt the only ipa you had? As expected I disliked it immensely.

 

No worries on the Boris Van Wink, I have a buddy with a bottle. I just recalled seeing it on the table and thinking I wanted to try it. No, Humbolt was not the only IPA, but in fairness I tend to like Roundabout's IPAs. Thanks again for muling the Blushing Monk @shuggy. What did you like besides FFaC?

 

good times folks!