What beer are you drinking now? #4338

It was a great time with an awesome host!! I once rode the 3 gap cycling ride out of Dahlonaga GA without properly training. It's 58 miles with about 6,000 feet of climbing, the suffering was all mine. I'm sure you'll run well, even tho it appears you're using the John Daly method of training .

 

Angry Chair's 'Tampa Native' all Citra Hazy is exceptional - Cheers!!

 

One of those days that made me want to stop by my most local spot for some half pours. They’ve a nice style selection right now - checking if they’ve executed well enough

First up is Bobbington’s Pub Ale:


Easy drinking with a slight mineral, grain, and grass melange of flavors. Decent enough for the first pour.

 

In small doses this works
A rare Tree House offering
Do good
Be well

 

I picked up a 4-pack of this beer over the weekend up on Orcas Island (not named after the whale, BTW). I was kind of harsh on it in my review—giving it another chance now that I’m using my own glassware etc. Will re-review if warranted. Cheers!

 

Brewed now for nearly 30 years
A house favorite
Cheers

 

These badboys are going quick. Yummy golden liquid!




Cheers BAs!

 

Last beer here a West coaster called Ghost Rider. Barbacoa tacos and onion rings and hot sauce.

 

Second Fiddle from Fiddlehead, delicious. Cheers!

 

Time to bring some pork up to room temp before throwing them on the grill for Mrs. Ozone and me.

 

Patio Project is a fine patio beer. And spider woman was busy last night. Cheers!

 

I was a little disappointed in this one. How about you?

 

It’s second anniversary celebration weekend at Double Tap Brewing and I stopped by offer congratulations and enjoy a pour of Terrible Twos, an anniversary DIPA hopped with Nectaron, Citra, and Galaxy. Super fruity with lots of pineapple and ripe melon. Very nice. Cheers from Whippany, NJ!

 

Fantastic song. Didn’t think Melanie could pull it off, but man did she!!!

 

Revolution Brewing Anti Hero IPA is tasting great! Freddie Mercury was born on this day in 1946 in Tanzania.

 

Very cool picture!! I love spider webs!

 

Thanks. I know, I'm embarrassed to say how long I spent studying it today. Fascinating!