Anyone drink Pale Ale's on a regular basis? This one washed down the tacos I had for dinner quite nicely. 
Pale Ale Anyone?
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I like Flying Dog's Doggie Style ale. 
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My local brewpub has been serving me their new India Pale Ale for the last week...a rough & ready 9%ABV. According to my wife, I was mumbling something in my sleep about "Tico's Tree" after falling into a post-happy hour slumber last Tuesday. 
Hey - let's not get pales and IPAs all mixed up.llkoolkeg said:My local brewpub has been serving me their new India Pale Ale for the last week...a rough & ready 9%ABV. According to my wife, I was mumbling something in my sleep about "Tico's Tree" after falling into a post-happy hour slumber last Tuesday.
If you want IPA recommendations I could go on and on........
BTW - what IPA were you drinking? Was it an "Imperial" or "Double" IPA of some sort? Decent distribution? I might have to try some......
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I got it from here ====> http://www.barleyandhops.net/SkaredShtles said:BTW - what IPA were you drinking? Was it an "Imperial" or "Double" IPA of some sort? Decent distribution? I might have to try some......
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It's called 'Lust for Lapulin' and is only available locally on draft or in growlers. They usually have a cask conditioned brew available, too.
Hey! It's just off I-70. I-70 is only about 15 minutes from my house. How much further could it be??llkoolkeg said:
We have a brewpub downtown called the Bull-n-Bush that does the same thing - growlers or tap only. And cask conditioned IPA if I'm lucky. They have a "double" IPA they call "Man Beer" that is reeeeeeal nice.
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Sierra Nevada or Red Tail for me.
I'll second a vote for Sierra Nevada. That stuff is pretty yummy. Too bitter for some, but what can I say - I'm a bitter guy.loco said:
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A very good trend. Seems like no matter where you are, as long as there's a decent sized population, you can get decent local microbrew. Last month, when I was up in N. Conway, NH they had a decent local Pale Ale on draft....Tuckerman's Pale Ale.
It ain't bad, but I still love Cooper's, fell in love with the stuff while in Australia. Went perfectly with a curry lunch.SkaredShtles said:I'll second a vote for Sierra Nevada. That stuff is pretty yummy. Too bitter for some, but what can I say - I'm a bitter guy.
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Mmmm, can't wait until I'm 21 and can get away with buying beer more often.
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