Beers Worth The Hype.

Discussion in 'Beer Talk' started by ledzeppelin4, Aug 30, 2012.

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  1. TonyLuvsBeer

    TonyLuvsBeer Pundit (828) Mar 28, 2015 Michigan
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    For me.....BCBS....VR...Psuedo Sue.........Hopslam........all amazing.
     
  2. BowWowWowYippyYoIPA

    BowWowWowYippyYoIPA Initiate (0) Dec 30, 2014 California

    I'm sure it's been said, but PtY absolutely lives up to the hype. But no beer is worth standing 12 hours in the rain for (if you go, go on a weekday).
     
  3. Phigg1102

    Phigg1102 Initiate (0) Sep 29, 2013 New York

    Parabola was the one I had on my mind for awhile and always thought "boy I hope it doesn't suck when I have it". It was awesome in every way.
     
  4. Phigg1102

    Phigg1102 Initiate (0) Sep 29, 2013 New York

    Should have added Other Half Mosaic on there as well, possibly the best IPA of any caliber I've ever had.
     
  5. tobelerone

    tobelerone Grand Pooh-Bah (4,220) Dec 1, 2010 New Jersey
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    Fuzzy baby ducks is a very good citra beer but Imo overhyped. Coriolis is fantastic though, and highly recommended to all Alpine Nelson proponents.
     
  6. Treyliff

    Treyliff Grand Pooh-Bah (5,025) Aug 10, 2010 West Virginia
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    Most recently......Last Snow.
     
  7. blues_fever

    blues_fever Initiate (0) Apr 2, 2015 California
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    KBS was a sought after beer for me ever since I heard what it was and heard reviews too. Black Tuesday was, simply put, worth being a wedding gift. Proprietor's, Parabola, Pliny the Younger were definitely beers I wanted to try and once I had them all at different types, I wanted a small keg to my self. Cheers to everyone's hype beers.
     
  8. mikevanatta

    mikevanatta Initiate (0) Sep 29, 2014 Minnesota

    Surly Abrasive. Ignoring last year's carbonation issues (which I was fortunate enough to avoid), that beer crushes the hype every winter.
     
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