Sierra Nevada N. Hemisphere

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  1. EnronCFO

    EnronCFO Pooh-Bah (2,193) Mar 29, 2007 Massachusetts
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    This was bottled about a month ago now. Has anyone seen it in Mass. or NH? Started to see some reviews of this year's pop-up in the last week, so it's out in parts of the country. Typically 2-3 weeks for SN beers to hit the east coast, so about time to start hunting it down fresh!
     
  2. jamvt

    jamvt Savant (1,150) Aug 5, 2005 Massachusetts
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    picked up a bottle for $5.45 at Martignett's in Brighton on Friday. Very balanced IPA.
     
  3. jbertsch

    jbertsch Pooh-Bah (2,874) Dec 14, 2008 Massachusetts
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    Craft Beer Cellar in Belmont has it.
     
  4. codasnap52

    codasnap52 Zealot (742) Jan 24, 2008 Connecticut
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    They had it at Nikki's Liquors in RI on Saturday. So its made it out there already. Haven't seen it in my native CT yet though.
     
  5. Atomicskis5

    Atomicskis5 Zealot (723) Aug 4, 2011 Connecticut

    3.99 in watertown CT
     
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  6. seplo

    seplo Pundit (947) Sep 8, 2009 Connecticut

    im glad to see it hit ct, were always seem to be the last to get everything
     
  7. sandman3479

    sandman3479 Initiate (0) Dec 8, 2006 Connecticut

    It's all over Danbury in the $4-$5 range.
     
  8. bleakies

    bleakies Maven (1,355) Apr 11, 2011 Massachusetts

    Though according to my taste the balance works a bit against the wet-hopped aspect, it remains a most excellent brew and a great value for the money.
     
  9. SunDevilBeer

    SunDevilBeer Pooh-Bah (1,945) May 9, 2003 Massachusetts
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    As each year goes by I look forward to "wet hop" beers less & less. Used to be a novelty but there are countless ones nowadays. IMO they don't bring anything more to the table (for hop lovers at least) than dry hop beers...in fact I think Ive come to the conclusion I like dry hop beers more. Wet hop beers to me are overly grassy & oily. I dislike the SN Hemisphere beers more & more each year.

    Totally convinced the "wet hop" theme is a marketing gimmick more than anything. The beer sure doesn't taste any better with them even with a master hop handler like SN.
     
  10. bleakies

    bleakies Maven (1,355) Apr 11, 2011 Massachusetts

    Exactly. But in my case, that's what I like about 'em.
     
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