Difference between HT and Limbo.

Not trying to be a jerk, but you're sampling both, why not elaborate?

 

Edward is a pale ale - lowest hop character of any HF's "hoppy" offerings. For that I enjoy it, but skip most VT IPA's and DIPA's - both of which are styles that Lawson's offers on a regular basis. So that comparison also seems like apples & oranges to me. Or was that just a general opinion specifically about Edward, maybe?

 

or take a drive and get it yourself. people travel from much further than southern vt to get these beers. or just have another limbo...

 

limbo is good but not close to headdy IMO

I wanted it to be only live 15 mi from LONG TRAIL

I won't kick it out of the fridge, it's a solid IPA but not as balanced but i'm not the best reviewer in the world

open drink enjoy

another hat to toss in the ring OTTER CREEK KIND RYED

best packaging ever

it tatses kind of like founders harvest (different discussion)

they are both tasty as hell they just don't incorporate the bitterness as well as HT is what my point was I think?

 

8 bucks? Do tell.

 

10.99-11.99 in VT

 

why are we still talking about this, hands down, nothing touches ht.. it really should be in its own class of beer

 

Enjoyed the label, the beer, not as much. Thought it was ok - just kind of blah where the yeast character outshined any other flavor - might have been a month old when I drank it though. I enjoy the session IPA though - has some hoppiness to it.

 

While drinking some Heady the other night, I thought if the Kimmich's ever wanted (and yes, I know they don't) to go huge, they could make a small version of HT with the same instense hop flavor but in a more sessionable ~5% abv beer. Keep it in 16 oz cans, call it Little Tipper or something - maybe with a small guy with a hop beard on the can. Right now Trillium Pale Ales are filling that void for me when its available.

 

It was called Holy Cow back at the brewpub.

 

Forgot that one was in the 5%abv range. Not quite the same hop flavor - from what I remember anyway. But yes, that was an awesome beer - especially on cask- I remember the ice cream cone shaped heads, drinking it until the cask died at NERAX, and switching back and forth between the cask version and draft version at the brewpub when it was on handpump.

 

similar experience, the yeast character definitely takes over once it warms a little. and not in a good way. i do think the beer is very good and it's nice to have a local option for an affordable, highly dry-hopped, readily available west coast ipa in 6pks.

 

Just had it on tap. Great beer but I award you no points and may god have mercy on your soul. This thread is over IMO. Good night.