Hill Farmstead (2020)

Yeah the older one is definitely more fragile glass. I’ve been so careful with hand washing it, but maybe that’s why they changed it?

 

PA isn't NEast. Do agree though. Premium $$

 

Both the Census Bureau and popular opinion disagree.

 

Ok, I agree. Guess we now open in up to NJ, DE, MD, DC and Northern VA too. Lots of $22+ 4 packs from that lot.

 

Yeah honestly never even thought of NYC as NE but hey no one complained about that comment. People call Ohio Midwest...couldn't be further from it. We're stuck using pioneer geography in the US...kind of like how we're fighting a pandemic with anti-science government.

 

Closer to the Middle East

 

Go home, you're drunk(er than I am)

 

If you don't live in Massachusetts does it even matter where you live? Asking for a friend. Also, for those who have done a side by side with Clara puncheon and regular Clara, how much of a noticeable difference is there if any?

 

That's ok, I meant New England anyways, which in my mind is (was) the "Northeast".

 

https://www2.census.gov/geo/pdfs/maps-data/maps/reference/us_regdiv.pdf

 

I think Hill Farmstead is a brewery where you get exactly what you pay for. I can't justify any of their price points other than "Just... Buy it. Trust me".

 

What was the price / limit pp on Gin Brother Soigne?

 

$16. No posted limit, but I’ve heard that a case is the limit on most bottles.

 

Weird, early morning, not-enough-coffee discovery, but did you know if you Google "Hill Farmstead Retail" (I know...that's not the name of the game right now, but...muscle memory), it still brings you to the old page which isn't up to date right now, nor linked from the main page?

 

450N is the Mike Pence of beer and Ohio is absolutely the midwest.

 

Hate.
When 80% of the continental landmass is west of us, but we're called "midwest", it's more than just an outdated regional phrase, it's absurd. BA is more accurate, and it's a beer rating site and forum ffs. If we told anyone outside of the US to point to the midwest US, they would probably point to Kansas or Missouri, maybe Colorado. One of the stupidest words to continue to exist in American culture.

 

try not to cry into your skyline "chili" about it

 

Gold Star is the best yo!

 

lol did you Google "Ohio food"? If I had to eat Cincy chili at a resto, it'd be Blue Ash or Camp Washington, but I most definitely prefer using my own leftover, different every time, homemade chili and plopping it on some pisgetti with shredded chedd and a heap of raw diced onions.

But before you get it twisted, I'm not from here.