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I'm really liking this one! It is very creamy and smooth with a terrific non bitter coffee flavor.

 

Creamsicle IPA should be interesting.

 

Yay or nay?

 

You tell us. Any good?

 

I vote yay. And by yay, I mean yea. And by yea, I mean YAAAAAAAY.

It's good.

 

A single was $4.29 so I passed...

 

$15/ 4-pack of 4% beer seems a little high. I passed as well. Almost bought it solely because they have branded bottle caps now though.

 

Holy shiz!

 

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At $13/4pk (Woodmans) I decided to go for it based on a @Stevedore review.

It is really packed with flavor and I bet if this was in a NG R&D bottle it would sell very quickly.

 

At $13/ 4 pack I agree. Probably tougher at $17.30/4 pack

 

$13 at Discount Waukesha. It's great.

 

There is 3,000 lbs of passionfruit/pink guava in there. There are people charging $20+/750 for this style. $15 4pack is a steal IMO.

 

I paid $13 and some change for a 4 pack in Madison and I thought it was worth every penny! I think this is my favorite untitled release to date.

 

I'd say that Creamsicle and Floridaweisse are my two favorites from them so far. Hopefully it bodes well that things continue to improve, even as their styles vary.

 

Anybody try the Oaxacan stout yet?

 

I have not, but if its anywhere near the coffee stout, I'll be having my buddy pick some up for me.

 

I think it's not as syrupy or sweet as their previous stouts, which is a plus. The cinnamon is prevalent without being overbearing. It's not motor oil thick, but still definitely a sipper. I'm a big fan.

 

I was very excited to see a 3 Sons collab in WI and was not let down. As mentioned, not a thick bodied stout. Great for the style and comparable to Mexican Cake IMO without as much heat (which I prefer).

I personally really enjoyed Floridaweisse. Excellent color and jam packed with fruit.

 

Having a collab with 3Sons, but it not being a thick stout would be like having a collab with Tree House or Trillium but having a clear IPA.