right now i'm drinking....
Chimay Blue Reserve last night
Noah's Mill, love that stuff!
Ballast Point Sea Monster, delicious!
wife came home from a business trip with a 6 pack of hopslam, and a week old case of ithaca flower power. which is absolutely amazing when it's so fresh.
Lagunitas Hairy Eyeball tonight, if you see it in the beer store, buy it and dump it in your mouth, it will make your tongue happy.
enjoyed an Allagash Interlude over the weekend
2008 Di Bruno Nebbiolo from Santa Ynez.
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Kereru Brewing's "for great Justice" a toasted coconut porter.
http://www.ratebeer.com/beer/kereru-for-great-justice-wood-fired-toasted-coconut-porter/221566/
http://www.ratebeer.com/beer/kereru-for-great-justice-wood-fired-toasted-coconut-porter/221566/
Vodka and vanilla Coke, guess who's unemployed? Every day is Saturday!
had a Rodenbach Original the other night. was quite tasty
Had the 15th Anniversary Bottleworks beer last night. It's done by Lost Abbey and aged in tequila barrels. It was pretty awesome. Not as good as good as Firestone Walker's PNC (in regard to beers aged in tequila barrels) but it was definitely a solid beer.
Also had a Firestone Walker Abacus from 2011. Great beer, great taste, but after 4 years, no hop profile left. A bit sweet after 4-5 ounces...
Also had a Firestone Walker Abacus from 2011. Great beer, great taste, but after 4 years, no hop profile left. A bit sweet after 4-5 ounces...
This was my haul when I got back from VT two weeks ago. I'd never been to Hill Farmstead, somehow, so I had to get out there!
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Hill Farmstead Everett
Hill Farmstead Society & Solitude #6
Hill Farmstead Harlan
Hill Farmstead Daybreak
Lawson's Big Hoppi
Lawson's Steve's Back Yard Red Ale
Lawson's Sticky (Maple Nipple aged for a year in bourbon barrels)
And not in the picture was a Shed Nosedive
All that's left is the Big Hoppi and Sticky, Sticky is definitely going to stand for a bit longer but Big Hoppi will probably need to be cracked soon.
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Hill Farmstead Everett
Hill Farmstead Society & Solitude #6
Hill Farmstead Harlan
Hill Farmstead Daybreak
Lawson's Big Hoppi
Lawson's Steve's Back Yard Red Ale
Lawson's Sticky (Maple Nipple aged for a year in bourbon barrels)
And not in the picture was a Shed Nosedive
All that's left is the Big Hoppi and Sticky, Sticky is definitely going to stand for a bit longer but Big Hoppi will probably need to be cracked soon.
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At first I wasn't too sure but it definitely grows on ya.
Stella
Weihenstephaner Vitus - a Weizenbock
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drank a lot of uinta hop nosh over the weekend. good stuff.
I had Carton GORP this weekend, a nice porter:
http://www.beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/26817/90978/
http://www.beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/26817/90978/
A friends micro brewery just got Silver at the world beer cup! So stoked for Pete Jos and Phil, had a bottle of their "Cockswains courage" that won the medal in the cellar, had to open it to celebrate. 
http://www.ratebeer.com/beer/garage-project-lord-cockswains-courage/151982/
http://www.ratebeer.com/beer/garage-project-lord-cockswains-courage/151982/
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not my pic, but had this the other night
Started off with:
Double Mountain Molten Lava (Imperial IPA): Wow. Kick ass.
Moved to:
Elysian Dayglow IPA (part of their Manic IPA series): Awesome citrus IPA. One of Elysian's best.
Then:
Goose Island The Illinois (Imperial IPA): Rather badass. I like it very much.
Then:
Laurelwood Green Mammoth (Imperial IPA): Good balance. A bit malty for my taste, but still has great hop profile. And when I say malty, I usually like my IIPA's with little to none. So this malt profile is like 15-20% of the taste. It's pretty damn good.
So far, the winner with me is the first, the Double Mountain Molten Lava.
More to come.
Double Mountain Molten Lava (Imperial IPA): Wow. Kick ass.
Moved to:
Elysian Dayglow IPA (part of their Manic IPA series): Awesome citrus IPA. One of Elysian's best.
Then:
Goose Island The Illinois (Imperial IPA): Rather badass. I like it very much.
Then:
Laurelwood Green Mammoth (Imperial IPA): Good balance. A bit malty for my taste, but still has great hop profile. And when I say malty, I usually like my IIPA's with little to none. So this malt profile is like 15-20% of the taste. It's pretty damn good.
So far, the winner with me is the first, the Double Mountain Molten Lava.
More to come.
If you get a chance, try the Laurelwood Megafauna. It's the one that is a pure hop symphony. So so good.
got a 4 pack of troegs la grave. good stuff.
found a new bottle shop. had a bunch of Lindeman stuff, and looking forward to trying some new beers, like Rogue's beard beer and Unibroue's Raftman
Nothin' last night... but got hold of a Pliny night before. Good stuff...
Picked up a growler of Pikes Peak Gold Rush since I was so close. The wife and I have about killed it already. 
Drinking my own home brew... Nut Brown ale.
Pretty tasty even if I do say so myself.
Pretty tasty even if I do say so myself.
Just having a Rogue Mocca porter.
That stuff is AWESOME.
Watching hockey and drinking a Gubna. Rainy Sunday done right.
over the weekend i had:
coronado islander IPA
deschutes fresh squeezed (IPA)
both excellent
coronado islander IPA
deschutes fresh squeezed (IPA)
both excellent
I'm not always a fan of Belgian style beers. Often they are too bubbly and spicy for my beer preference.
Tried this and fell in love.
PS picture stolen from the interwebz
Tried this and fell in love.
PS picture stolen from the interwebz
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I was about 45 minutes away from my house hanging with my bud this weekend and i totally forgot to go to this good liquor store that regularly carries pliny.
i need more of that stuff.
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had some Rogue Beard Beer - not too shabby
God this stuff sucks.
