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We requested to get the penquin beer in, we'll see if we get it.

GL, IIRC there was only 500 bottles made world wide. I don't think it's a beer that any store is going to stock.

Everyone should bring something local to them to expo...I'm going to bring a couple things from micro-brew paradise so I can trade people for beers that are new to me.

Penguin is best before 2019? Dayum!

I beer!

I'm stopping on my way home (Friday duh) and picking something up. Like a box of chocolate... never know what I'm coming home with...

Got my 50 different beers! My 50th was Avery IPA.

Our table Saturday night at an indie rock show:



If they hadn't removed most of the bottles, we would have covered the table in PBR bottles. There's 23 in the picture, although its impossible to tell. Hipster bar = everyone drinking PBR.

how appropriate.....

Civic_Sista wrote:

Got my 50 different beers! My 50th was Avery IPA.

Congrats Sista, you deserve it!

LOL, awesome. I don't know if I've had 50 diff beers in me life....sad. I'm simple

I easily have 50 different beer bottles in my collection, more like 100+

Makes me wonder if my local place has some sort of "club" like that however.

Next up is 100, then 250. I'm taking it easy now, that i got my 50.

LOL, keep going! Never stop! There's always room for a favorite ever, favorite style, favorite of each style, staple beers and so forth!

Civic_Sista wrote:Next up is 100, then 250. I'm taking it easy now, that i got my 50.

You might need to move to DC, so you can work at:
http://www.lovethebeer.com/brickskeller.html

Erik, we have to step up our game... Brew Dog has outdone themselves with "End of History" beer.

55% alcohol, served in a Squirels carcas and is $750 a bottle.

Edit: Looks like they also have "Sink the Bismark" that is 41% That's still more than the "Tacticle Nuclear Penguin"



http://www.brewdog.com/blog-article.php?id=341

Sink the Bismark was out long before the penguin, but it wasn't higher % than penguin. Maybe they changed it. hmm.

Squirrel carcass LOL

Yes sir, says that Sink the Bismark was at 41%, Penguin at 32% and This one at 55%. At $750 a bottle, and only 12 bottles, they are already sold out. Just one to have in the collection I suppose.

well I know you would never dare touch the bismark anyway

I definitely haven't drank 50 different beers, especially if you throw your guys fancy schmanzy beers in the mix.

I could probably get to 25 with the combination's of light/ice/full whitetrash beers, maybe 30 if you put some malt liquor in there.

itrsteez wrote:I definitely haven't drank 50 different beers, especially if you throw your guys fancy schmanzy beers in the mix.

I could probably get to 25 with the combination's of light/ice/full whitetrash beers, maybe 30 if you put some malt liquor in there.

I've probably had more than 50 different beers since march. haha

Erik95LS wrote:

itrsteez wrote:I definitely haven't drank 50 different beers, especially if you throw your guys fancy schmanzy beers in the mix.

I could probably get to 25 with the combination's of light/ice/full whitetrash beers, maybe 30 if you put some malt liquor in there.

I've probably had more than 50 different beers since march. haha

x2!

Bismark = IPA I presume?

Dave_B wrote:

Erik95LS wrote:

itrsteez wrote:I definitely haven't drank 50 different beers, especially if you throw your guys fancy schmanzy beers in the mix.

I could probably get to 25 with the combination's of light/ice/full whitetrash beers, maybe 30 if you put some malt liquor in there.

I've probably had more than 50 different beers since march. haha

x2!

Bismark = IPA I presume?

quadruple IPA

Gross, definitely would NOT like that, but then again I would imagine that any of this ultra high ABV beers would be interesting at best in regards to taste.

Dave_B wrote:Gross, definitely would NOT like that, but then again I would imagine that any of this ultra high ABV beers would be interesting at best in regards to taste.

yeah. IPAs rock!

I do like barleywines and other higher ABV beers, but not the bitter IPA taste, or the unfiltered wheat taste of Belgian beers.