Dogfish Head - Super Doppio

Went to pick up a 12 pack of Trulys at the liquor store closest to my house for my girlfriend and noticed this one so I’m giving it a try. $14.99 in Maryland.

 

Interesting flavor maybe the spelt malt? Overall decent but nothing spectacular.

 

Crap, I never caught the name of his dad. Watched the movie 3-4 times. Good call, so Reese Bobby was the true philosopher in that movie.

 

And don't forget his other words of wisdom about going fast:

"Reese Bobby : Your teacher wants you to go slow, and she's wrong because it's the fastest who get paid and it's the fastest who get laid."

Cheers!

 

Thank you. Facebook may stop fact-checking, but NOT US.

 

Cal was when he replied to the question "Why do you need to hear the TV and stereo at the same time?" with "I like to party".

 

Agreed. Same with their. Nuggs. Nope.

 

one of my favorite lines. Me and my friends say that line all the time.

 

Was at the Milton brewery this past weekend and had Super Doppio on tap. A nice lager for winter, but I didn’t spring for a 6-pack at $17 (with fresh 60 Minute being only $10).

Midnight Cascade, the Black IPA in the current variety pack, was on tap too. I found it a bit disappointing— lacking in hops, and sorta water-y feeling.

 

Whoa!

What a contrast in pricing!!

Cheers!

 

I picked up a single yesterday. I usually buy singles of beers to review, when I haven't had them before. If I really like something, then I go back for a pack.

 

Please let me know if this single motivates you to purchase a six pack.

Cheers!

 

@BikeChef that is crazy, I just saw it for $12.99 locally.

 

Looking forward to tasting this one.

 

Try it if you want to.
They make very good beers.
I really lik.ed the higher math the best but it got discontinued

 

Picked up a single and sipping on it now... Cost wise, single can $2.49, 6-pack $12.99 here.

It's a very distinct, interesting flavor. It also comes across heavy in mouthfeel and undercarbonated perhaps.

Flavor wise, a touch medicinal, woody and pine perhaps? It's funky, hard to pinpoint.

Not a big fan of this. For sure a one and done for me.

 

Just picked up a 6 pack. Spring seasonals are pretty weak these days in terms of offerings so I was fine with someone putting out a imperial pilsner as a spring seasonal because I think its a bit different. I sorta agree with the person above me about it. Heavy in the mouthfeel and a bit medicinal tasting for sure. Didnt hate it though. Probably give it a C+ or B- range.

 

Haven't seen this anywhere in Connecticut yet, but going to keep my eyes peeled.

 

On shelf at Total Wine Milford. Arrived 3-4 weeks ago.