DFH 90 Minute, 16 oz Cans

I'm sold.

 

I mean I guess the trendy thing is 16 oz cans - but there's not much reason you need that for a 9% abv beer.

 

No thanks.

 

That's the alcohol of 12 oz at 12%. That's the popular format now, but not for my body.

 

This is _perfect_ for my body!

 

I like big cans and I cannot lie.....

 

60 Minute is too bland for me

90 minute is too malty for my taste even though i like the beer

120 minute is not something i want a bunch of

put 75 minute in a 16oz 4 pack! besides Indian Brown ale, 75 Minute is my favoritre DFH beer

 

Absolutely.

The math isn't that simple, but I see your idea

 

Unless the price is the same, I'll stick with the 12oz bottles.

 

The world is a better place with Prospect in 16oz cans. Perfect size to split in two tulips at the end of the day. Bring on the 90 Min

 

My 4 pack was 9.99 which i thought was a reasonable price. It's a beast of a beer for 16 oz cans though.

 

Bottle 4 packs are $8.99 so cans are a nice price.I really like 90 with a bunch of years on it. Might grab cans and see how they age.


Enjoy

 

I bought a 4-pack on 10/13 at the brewery. If I remember correctly, it was $9.75. And most impressively, it was canned on 10/11. It was, of course, the best 90 min I have ever had. The maltiness was very subdued and the hops were the show.

 

Now you got me wanting to get a super fresh 4 pack. I always get the 90 and its never that fresh, would be cool to drink then age some and taste later, cheers.

 

Best glass of 90 min I ever had was when a bar had a DFH event and was pouring it through a Randall packed with whole leaf hops.

 

Last i saw they were 12-14 a four pack in my area. Im on the shore so things cost more. It sucks because im not a tourist. I contribute to the area being a destination

 

Nice.

I had FBS poured through coffee beans and oats. It was awesome

Enjoy

 

The math is that simple. What do you mean?

 

https://www.rethinkingdrinking.niaaa.nih.gov/tools/Calculators/drink-size-calculator.aspx

US "Standard Drink" contains 14g of pure alcohol
5% abv, 12 oz = 1 standard drink

@MJS08 's statement is correct:
9% abv, 16 oz = 2.4 standard drinks
12% abv, 12 oz = 2.4 standard drinks

 

Oh yea! Im in on the 16oz cans for $10. Winning!