What Beer Are You Drinking Now? #2715

Other Half 4th Anniversary

 

Well this is a pleasant surprise. Revolution V.S.O.J.

 

I do not know if this will help but I am gonna throw it out there anyway. My MS drug cost about $8.000 a month. My insurance covered all but a small copay ($55) each month. Even after I got laid off and retired I still had the same insurance and copay.

Then came mandatory Medicare. First three months my copay jumped to $1,800 a month. Then $600 a month. Wife had a teacher friend whose husband had MS and a charity was helping with the drug. So we tried it. A different charity each year but my copay was either zero or $25.

Maybe your brother should check this out. He has nothing to lose by doing so.

 

Ascension Lost in the Sauce DIPA. Great hazy from @foundersasap, thanks, man!

This past December, the GF and I closed on a little mountain house in the Poconos, which we thought we'd move to come summer. When shit got real in NYC, though, we decided to come out here early and hunker down. Biggest surprise was learning the town's little Gas 'n Go has maybe the third best beer shop I've ever seen in my life. I'll take pictures next time I'm there, which will be often, as it's a twenty minute walk from our place, the perfect amount of exercise for these (mostly) self-quarantined days.

 

Well, that is certainly a nicer option. Cheers!

 

Grilling beer!

 

Hey BA, glad to be back! Had what I believe to be the damn virus. Since I displayed minor symptoms and am relatively young, the doctor said to just quarantine myself and not get tested, so I'll never really know. If I was a betting man though, I would definitely say I had it based on my symptoms. Feeling 100% better now and not really displaying symptoms, so figured it was time to get back to some craft beer enjoyment.

Phase Three Pixel Density IPA (100% Citra). This one is quickly becoming their flagship beer. Definitely NE style, but in a much more drinkable and crisp format. Typical juiciness up front, but dries out into the finish, bringing along with it some light pine bitterness. Citra can sometimes come off a bit like green chive to me, and this one is heavy on it. Also brings tangerine flesh, ripe ruby red grapefruit, floral, slight pineapple, slight passion fruit, and pine. Cheers!

 

Very glad I can find Pseudo Sue relatively easy these days. Super easy to drink on a nice sunny day!

 

Damn, haven't had Harpoon in years. Tri tips?

 

Lots of yard work and such today

 

That beer is truly outstanding. One of the best barleywine's I've ever had for sure. Enjoy it!

 

Kicking off the weekend after what seemed like an endless week. This is dank and cloudy.



R.I.P. Bill Rieflin, who was on the last 3 R.E.M. albums as the drummer:

 

Looks fantastic.

 

It is time for beer!

 

An outstanding triple featuring Nelson, Galaxy and Citra!

My gosh this was awesome!

Now for a pure Galaxy experience!

Cheers and in the words of the T-800 - "I'll Be Back!

 

@goingbrokeonbeer You sure you're glad to be home???

 

Tekus rule. Anyone making fun of them has never actually used one.

 

(Not) Opening Day Old Style

 

Clearing out random stuff from the beer fridge while I hang out at a neighborhood driveway party (social distancing in effect)

 

This DIPA thanks to @Dimidiata - outstanding beer