Noble Ale Works (Q2 2017)

If this happens... game over. RIP all local breweries the day I can get Nitro Naughty Sauce cans at my local bottle shop.

 

Give me those cereal beers or give me death!

 

Cinnamon Roast Crunch always a delight to see at festivals.

 

You went to Beachwood and didn't care for...anything?

 

Those were the gateway. But I pretty much camped out in front of those cereal variants at the last anniversary party. So damn good.

 

Noble has to cash in on that "help fund our expansion for rights to distribution" payoff at some point!

 

I'm with you... i LOVE beachwood.

 

Sorry, I meant Beachwood Blendery. I did go to Beachwood BBQ LB back in November, but only had time for 1 beer (Ultrahop 2000) before having to meet a friend at Monkish. I wasn't a fan of Ultrahop though. Felt like an extreme WC IPA, with crazy amounts of bitter and resin.

 

How do I dislike a comment? This sounds delicious!

 

I agree with the anti extreme amounts of bitter and resin sentiment. I'm looking at you, Greenflash, with your entire DIPA and TIPA catalog. And Ruinten. And that silly Bottle Logic Stable Orbit thing. Bleh. Mouthwash serves a purpose, and being drank ain't it.

 

Tried the IPA collaboration they did with Grains of Wrath and it's quite a bodacious brew. It's nice to be reminded it's not all about that haze.

 

Thanks brother!
We are so stoked on HBC-630 and really hope that it becomes the next big hop! We'd love to be able to hammer that into a shower series in the future.

 

Damnit @Vito_at_Noble ! You better save me some Gosebusters cans tomorrow! I didn't realize it became a double can release and I can't get there til 1:00 pm! Who am I gonna call?

No one .

 

I'm going to the sale tomorrow. Getting as much Jupiter as I can and one 4 pack of Gosebusters. If allocations allow it, I can pick up a second 4 pack of Gosebusters for trade in case any of you guys on here can't make the sale and want some.

 

Vaya con dios de la silla.

 

I'm here right now at 8:30, line is already about 150-200 people deep.

 

It must taste better after you post on Instagram showing how much you got.

 

I just got home from this can release. Never waited in line for cans before so maybe this is the norm, but there were TONS of people drinking in line with zero f's given. People can't wait the few hours between getting in line and going home to get plastered? Is this the norm in these can lines, dealing with these loud, beer gut having, tank top wearing haze bros? Should I expect this to happen again in the future? It doesn't seem the brewery cared about it all. I found it completely distasteful.

 

Normal for weekend releases I'd say yes, weekdays idk. I would have to personally start questioning my self drinking before 11-12, regardless of being in a line share or not. Most breweries will mention something online but it seems to get overlooked when its actually happening.