Booth: Dogfish Head Craft Brewery

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  1. Todd

    Todd Founder (13,518) Aug 23, 1996 Finland
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    Virtual Booth/Discussion Thread for:

    Dogfish Head Craft Brewery (Milton, Del.)

    Olde School Barleywine; 12oz bottle; 15%; Fermented with dates and figs, this smooth Barleywine has a unique flavor and is a great candidate for aging. Exclusive for the fest, these bottles were pulled from Sam’s Stash and go as far back as 2007. Which vintage will you receive?

    Bonus beer from Dogfish Head:

    Hazy-O! IPA; 12oz can; 7.1%; Starts with literally truckloads of oats and wheat for a full body, then it’s liberally dry-hopped to deliver juicy tropical notes of citrus, mango and pineapple. This Hazy IPA uses four types of oats including oat milk to amplify the haze and mouthfeel for a beer that is incredibly juicy and hop-forward while being smooth and refreshing. Be one of the first in the nation to try this beer!

    Joining us: Sam Calagione



    Have a question for our guests? Drop it in this thread and your question could make the live feed!

    Like what you're drinking? Support the brewery and grab some merch!
     
  2. Jbino34

    Jbino34 Initiate (0) May 9, 2006 Delaware

    Great video, thanks Sam!
     
  3. Mre142

    Mre142 Initiate (0) Apr 5, 2018 Pennsylvania

    Have you actually buried any bottles and went back to dig it up a year later? If so what are the results?

    - Mark E.
     
  4. BigSteve0_7

    BigSteve0_7 Initiate (0) May 11, 2019 New Jersey

    Why is it so easy to find IPA's, but almost impossible to find good Barleywine year round?

    - Steve N.
     
  5. Daveylcarp

    Daveylcarp Initiate (0) Jan 8, 2021 Iowa

    You used 8 different hops for the Hazy O? How do you make sure the hops aren't clashing?
     
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  6. JMaurice

    JMaurice Initiate (0) Dec 5, 2020 Canada (QC)

    What is your favorite dogfish head beer of all time?
     
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  7. TheRossness

    TheRossness Initiate (0) Sep 25, 2014 Connecticut

    My Favorite Dogfish head is
    either Bitches Brew (non-barrel aged) or Higher Math.
     
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  8. BossShelby

    BossShelby Initiate (0) Mar 18, 2017 Pennsylvania

    Dragons & YumYums
     
  9. entheos

    entheos Initiate (0) Nov 9, 2019 California

    I'm planning to save my 2017 Barleywine for a much later date. How many years should I wait? My plan is to substitute it with a 120-minute IPA I purchased towards the end of last year. Should I age the other 120-minute IPAs I have and if so, for how long? I will definitely start the fest with Hazy-O, but if I enjoy it, will it be available on the West Coast?
     
  10. Crocuta_crocuta

    Crocuta_crocuta Initiate (99) Jan 22, 2021 Texas

    Planning any more kinds of ancient ales?

    Will you revisit any of the previous ancient ales that have been retired and bring them back for another round?
     
  11. Dtour

    Dtour Aspirant (273) Nov 27, 2020 Oregon

    I am highly looking forward to both of these brews. I am curious as to how working with the oat milk to increase haze differed from using lactase or regular milk, if at all?
     
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  12. Transamguy77

    Transamguy77 Initiate (0) Oct 4, 2015 Pennsylvania

    At what point is the oat milk added? During the mash or added at the boil? Looking forward to trying Hazy O!
     
  13. boyoboyoboy

    boyoboyoboy Initiate (0) Sep 13, 2019 Illinois

    I received a 2013 and couldn't wait for the festival. It was amazing!
     
  14. ryanov

    ryanov Devotee (365) Feb 16, 2008 New Jersey

    I'm pretty fond of Ta Henket! Tastes like pizza pretzel combos.
     
  15. ryanov

    ryanov Devotee (365) Feb 16, 2008 New Jersey

    So many of those were great!
     
  16. Obelix_Q

    Obelix_Q Initiate (0) Mar 17, 2014 Massachusetts

    Hello,

    Looking at the sack of hops it appeared they are pelletized?
    Is that common in the industry?
     
  17. SourGuy62

    SourGuy62 Initiate (118) Jan 16, 2021 Pennsylvania

    Are you planning and new sours in the future?
     
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  18. SiobhanTX

    SiobhanTX Crusader (487) Aug 16, 2013 Texas

    I understand that it is, and I don't want to talk about things I don't know, but I believe I heard something about consistency and better results vs. fresh hops. I'd love to hear Sam's insight on this too.
     
  19. kaidjohnson

    kaidjohnson Initiate (0) Jan 29, 2021 New Hampshire

    Definitely Punkin Ale. One of my all-time favorites from any brewery.
     
  20. Crocuta_crocuta

    Crocuta_crocuta Initiate (99) Jan 22, 2021 Texas

    Oh yes! A few I missed because the distribution wasn't that wide spread (or just none made it to my neck of the woods).
     
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