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not at all a fan of barleywines. IPAs have so much FLAVOR!!!

LOL

So, I wonder if Geoff can get us some BrewDog and ship it over... Found one reasonably priced that he could ship over. Heavy stout at 18.2% ABV. $27 pounds.

Dave_B wrote:LOL

So, I wonder if Geoff can get us some BrewDog and ship it over... Found one reasonably priced that he could ship over. Heavy stout at 18.2% ABV. $27 pounds.

I'll bet that place in KY had it. They had about 10-12 different Brewdogs

Was there a we-todd get together I didn't know about?

Erik95LS wrote:
I've probably had more than 50 different beers since march. haha

I got my 50 in 2 months Working on 100 now, I am currently at 56...

Erik95LS wrote:

Dave_B wrote:LOL

So, I wonder if Geoff can get us some BrewDog and ship it over... Found one reasonably priced that he could ship over. Heavy stout at 18.2% ABV. $27 pounds.

I'll bet that place in KY had it. They had about 10-12 different Brewdogs

What is that place? Do they ship?

Dave_B wrote:

Erik95LS wrote:

Dave_B wrote:LOL

So, I wonder if Geoff can get us some BrewDog and ship it over... Found one reasonably priced that he could ship over. Heavy stout at 18.2% ABV. $27 pounds.

I'll bet that place in KY had it. They had about 10-12 different Brewdogs

What is that place? Do they ship?

http://www.liquorbarn.com/

Tried this tonight at dinner with Steez and Civicbeater. It was ok. Tasted more like a barleywine than much of anything else to me.

Triangle Belgian-Style Strong Golden Ale

This strong golden ale measures in at 8% & showcases a variety of the ingredients and brewing methods that help differentiate Triangle beers. The Strong Golden is fermented at a higher temperature than our other beers adding an undercurrent of fruitiness (although there is no fruit in the beer). Very lightly filtered, the Golden exhibits complex mouthfeel, strong malt flavors, a spicy hop presence and soothing alcohol warmth, followed by a clean, dry finish. It is excellent with food as well as served by itself. Bronze Medal Winner at 2009 Carolina Championship of Beer.

Food pairings: Richer dishes, meats, cheeses, stews, smoked foods. As an after-dinner drink.

Erik95LS wrote: Food pairings: Richer dishes, meats, cheeses, stews, smoked foods. As an after-dinner drink.

Food pairings: Chicken Hearts, meat buffet

I took a trip to Total Beverage tonight. I got a six pack of Mothership.

Interesting Erik... is it a Belgian then? As in, the unfiltered wheat after taste?


<---- who reluctantly has settled on a case of Yuengling for the past 2 weeks.

Dave_B wrote:Interesting Erik... is it a Belgian then? As in, the unfiltered wheat after taste?

it didn't taste at all like one. It was rather strange.

Hrm, intersting. May have to give it a whirl then.

Strongest Beer In The World... served in a dead squirrel!

http://www.treehugger.com/files/2010/07 ... l.php#ch02

Old timer... where ya been? That's been posted already.

The optional dead weasel bottle threw me.

A great IPA. North Coast ACME IPA.mmmmmm so good.

I finally tried Blue Moon. The Belgian-Style Wheat ale is a surprisingly smooth beer. As a matter of fact, one of the smoothest I've ever had. It's on the mild side when it comes to hops. I like my beer slightly hoppity, but Blue Moon's smooth texture makes up for what it lacked. I give it 1/2 out of five. Check out their website. It's pretty nifty.

Erik... sit down...

I'm having an IPA right now... White Hawk to be exact...

Dave_B wrote:Erik... sit down...

I'm having an IPA right now... White Hawk to be exact...

too late. I already collapsed in shock. how is it?

Pretty nasty... LOL

Was the only beer left in the fridge and was too lazy to go get anything.

I do know that Shipyard Pumpkinhead is coming soon... planning on hitting up a place that sells that in flats.

Drunk me sum Fireman's #4, a blond ale from Real Ale and was quite good, had with foie & chicken liver pate, smoked brisket & pork, blue cheese cole slaw, cheese grits & hominy casserole and finished off with a Drunken Tart made with pecans, gorgonzola cheese & bourbon sour cherries. *heaven *

For Erik: Real Ale Brewing company's IPA is called Lost Gold and is a good one for all yoose hopheads. This Blanco TX brewery only does dry hopping.

98 CW ITR 322 wrote:
For Erik: Real Ale Brewing company's IPA is called Lost Gold and is a good one for all yoose hopheads. This Blanco TX brewery only does dry hopping.

send me a few is there any other kind but "dry hopping" in tejas?