Transient Reserve Society

Crunchable is excellent for a session ipa at 4.2%. Rainbows & Waterfalls is solid but not as good as Old Nation...imo. Were Hazy like a Fox cans better than Rainbows & Waterfalls?

 

HOMES is starting to overtake Transients imo

 

I’m an out of towner. What is HOMES?

 

An Ann Arbor brewery.

 

After finishing 4 cans of Rainbows & Waterfalls, it has grown on me. It is delicious, and I enjoyed it as much as my 4-pack of M-43 :-) Michigan does NE IPA's very well!!!

Crunchable was good as well...best session IPA that I have drank. Well done.

 

Thinking about going up for crunchable. It is going to be 90s+ all weekend so sessions are king.

 

It will not disappoint!

 

Loaded up on Juice and Cromulent today, also got a pour of Ruckley on tap

 

I just opened a bottle of Because Life is Sticky. Fantastic dessert beer. The maple syrup and bourbon notes compliment the barleywine very well. I wish I had purchased another bottle or two.

 

Cromulent is probably be my fav pale ale he brews, it's always the most consistent too.

 

^^^^ I'm with you, it;s always been one of my favorites from him.

 

Well that's great news! My buddy got me one I haven't had a chance to try it yet. Me like BA barleywine!

 

I’m a fanboy for Flightless, but it is definitely not the most consistent.

When it’s done well, it’s as good as anything in the Midwest. But it’s a crapshoot sometimes.

 

Grab the insulin boys, it's pastry time! Junie, imperial stout w salted carmel and cocoa nibs. Also a variant w toasted coconut. To make the drive or hope it hits distro...

 

Interesting. I wonder if a barrel version of this will show up come May 2019?

 

They replied to an IG comment no distro

 

Guess that settles it then...

 

Going to pass on this one, with all my Buckley & variants I’ve got enough pastry stout to last me a while

 

No FOMO

 

Man, I did not notice the Where the Wild Things Are influenced design on these beers until today's post. Pretty cool.