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Spanish Manlove posted:The secondary market is a bunch of retards. I am a retard for buying this poo poo, but I'll host a beer dinner with it, share the love (and recoup my losses).
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Started a no stout buying policy around a year ago, significantly improved my beer enjoyment.
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MunchE posted:Started a no stout buying policy around a year ago, significantly improved my beer enjoyment. except for the Founders Breakfast Stout they released in New Hampshire, of course
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MunchE posted:Started a no stout buying policy around a year ago, significantly improved my beer enjoyment. Stouts are not the problem. Adjunct stouts that taste like syrup are. Get thee on a nice dry stout <6%
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Jun 26, 2018 21:39
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MunchE posted:Started a no stout buying policy around a year ago, significantly improved my beer enjoyment. Founder's Breakfast Stout The Abyss Ten Fidy Speedway Stout Death by Coconut
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Stouts are good but only if they're not hype whale razzle dazzle Ms. Frazzle specials. My usual store still has high west victory at Sea and that hits the spot for BA beer when I feel like splurging. But otherwise I'd rather just go to 7venth sun and buy one of their beers.
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KBS, BCBS, Parabola, BA Ten Fidy, and Abyss (with variants) are all easily found on shelves here, wattba. e: oh yeah and Uncle Jacob's! air- fucked around with this message at 01:38 on Jun 27, 2018 |
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Jun 27, 2018 01:34
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air- posted:KBS, BCBS, Parabola, BA Ten Fidy, and Abyss (with variants) are all easily found on shelves here, wattba. Yes, no, yes, yes, no What do you guys think of Sunday Morning Stout?
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Jun 27, 2018 01:38
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Spanish Manlove posted:What do you guys think of Sunday Morning Stout? i remember it being a touch thinner and hotter than the likes of KBS, but still a strong choice for like $15 a four-pack
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Jun 27, 2018 01:46
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Checked a Wawa I passed for any good beer. Nope. Craft stuff is a variety of local IPAs, Golden Monkey, and the standard stuff like Sam Adams and Fat Tire. Otherwise it’s all macrobrews.
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Jun 27, 2018 01:49
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Spanish Manlove posted:Yes, no, yes, yes, no I really REALLY like Sunday Morning Stout. It hits the spot for a nice rich coffee stout without being too expensive/a bomber.
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Jun 27, 2018 02:15
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My new thing is just never buying bombers or 750s.
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Spanish Manlove posted:My new thing is just never buying bombers or 750s. Same, but lambics don't come in 6 packs.....yet
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Jun 27, 2018 02:39
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375s and 500s do technically count under this rule ...
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air- posted:KBS, BCBS, Parabola, BA Ten Fidy, and Abyss (with variants) are all easily found on shelves here, wattba. Also Expedition Stout that you've stuck in your closet for a year.
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Jun 27, 2018 02:47
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Fat Lou posted:Same, but lambics don't come in 6 packs.....yet  
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Jun 27, 2018 02:57
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I bought 6 750s of Boon black label because it was like $12. It violates the 750 rule but I have 6 black label.
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Jun 27, 2018 13:40
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Podima posted:I really REALLY like Sunday Morning Stout. It hits the spot for a nice rich coffee stout without being too expensive/a bomber.  I have the added benefit of being local so it's everywhere when it's in season.
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I went to 7venth and had a good rear end Helles and some fine other beers like a Brett IPA. Now I'm drinking garbage syrup at AC and anyone who drinks this poo poo is a loving degen with no palate imo.
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Jun 27, 2018 21:47
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Anyone able to suggest some good double IPAs similar to King Sue by Toppling Goliath? It's really hard to find in my area, and while Pseudo Sue is available and pretty good it's definitely not on that same level. Tank 7 by Boulevard is close, and I was lucky enough to buy a couple of cases of that at Costco for $20/each, but I'm still looking for something closer to that King Sue.
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I'm not super into pills which is an absolute sin in here, but Lenny boy in Charlotte does one called life in the south brewed with grits and it's just a solid drinkable beer. Also went to an awesome German restaurant where I got my go-to rouladen with a liter of Franz dunkel which tasted ridiculously good. Been a while since I had it.
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Daunte Vicknabb posted:I went to 7venth and had a good rear end Helles and some fine other beers like a Brett IPA. i wanna pick up a sixer of that helles this weekend, sounds really good.
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Enos Cabell posted:Anyone able to suggest some good double IPAs similar to King Sue by Toppling Goliath? It's really hard to find in my area, and while Pseudo Sue is available and pretty good it's definitely not on that same level. Tank 7 by Boulevard is close, and I was lucky enough to buy a couple of cases of that at Costco for $20/each, but I'm still looking for something closer to that King Sue. Tank 7 is a saison and tastes nothing like a double IPA, you sure you're not thinking of perhaps something from Stone or Alesmith?  anyway where are you located?
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air- posted:Tank 7 is a saison and tastes nothing like a double IPA, you sure you're not thinking of perhaps something from Stone or Alesmith? Hell I dunno, I guess maybe they're both just citra hopped and seemed similar to me. I'm just getting back into beer after a long time away so I dunno what the hell I'm talking about. Anyway, I'm in Lincoln, Nebraska e: another couple I've liked are Spacedust and Dayglow IPAs by Elysian. Enos Cabell fucked around with this message at 23:57 on Jun 27, 2018 |
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Captain Duvel posted:I'm not super into pills which is an absolute sin in here, but Lenny boy in Charlotte does one called life in the south brewed with grits and it's just a solid drinkable beer. A good pitcher of dunkel is the best thing to get at a German restaurant. Pale lagers are overplayed. Bring on the dark bread of beers!
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Whoops, totally misread a post
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Anyone have any thoughts about Brut IPAs? Seems to be a new thing popping up here and there.
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obi_ant posted:Founder's Breakfast Stout Yes, I've had them all. I could show up to a bottle share with all of these in my bag along with 10 other guys desperately trying to find someone to split the mountain of 22oz+ stout bottles they're sitting on, 2-3 would get opened and then everyone would drink other stuff because stouts get real loving samey internet celebrity posted:Anyone have any thoughts about Brut IPAs? Seems to be a new thing popping up here and there. Brut IPAs rule.
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internet celebrity posted:Anyone have any thoughts about Brut IPAs? Seems to be a new thing popping up here and there. The brut IPAs I have had have been worse than haze IPAs so I am not a fan.
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internet celebrity posted:Anyone have any thoughts about Brut IPAs? Seems to be a new thing popping up here and there. I've had one, and it was real good. The fruity hoppiness of a NEIPA, the dryness of a saison, and the clean finish of a good lager. I'm sure there's some bad ones out there but the Great Lakes (Ontario) Brutalism is pretty great.
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West Coast grainbill with the addition of enzymes to dry it out further, then hopped like a NEIPA? Sounds kind of interesting. Also just sort of sounds like someone dry-hopped the poo poo out of a cream ale / blonde ale.
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Daunte Vicknabb posted:Now I'm drinking garbage syrup at AC and anyone who drinks this poo poo is a loving degen with no palate imo. he said before waiting 10 hours in line for a terrible Wakefield beer
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Jun 28, 2018 13:01
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nah posted:he said before waiting 10 hours in line for a terrible Wakefield beer That I will trade for SARA or rare Polish Ice Ciders.
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Enos Cabell posted:Hell I dunno, I guess maybe they're both just citra hopped and seemed similar to me. I'm just getting back into beer after a long time away so I dunno what the hell I'm talking about. Anyway, I'm in Lincoln, Nebraska Yeah, Tank 7 definitely doesn't use citra. If you're looking for more fruit-forward pales, look for anything labelled "hazy," "juicy," or "NEIPA." chitoryu12 posted:A good pitcher of dunkel is the best thing to get at a German restaurant. You misspelled "schnitzel." (Dunkels are underrated.) In KY beer news, everyone was right and everything is mediocre. Except Goodwood Bourbon Barrel Stout which would be overcarbed for any style of beer, let alone that one. It tasted like old Dr. Pepper. So for all of you that are like "ALL STOUTS ARE THE SAME," go gently caress yourselves because you forgot how lovely some brewers can be. danbanana fucked around with this message at 14:03 on Jun 28, 2018 |
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danbanana posted:You misspelled "schnitzel." A...pitcher of schnitzel?
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just blend that poo poo up with some brown gravy and pour it into my fat loving face
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Spanish Manlove posted:just blend that poo poo up with some brown gravy and pour it into my fat loving face same except sausage gravy
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Jun 28, 2018 14:21
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Gimme some spaetzle with mushrooms and gravy too and a liter of kolsch.
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kostritzer swartz fo lyfe
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