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Well, this is really helpful for you now, but should you ever be back, Kane and Carton are both toward northern NJ and I would say they are NJ's best breweries.
The JK Montmorency v. Balaton was ridiculously good. So was the Wicked Weed Medora and the Casey Family Preserves Montmorency Cherry. I had a really hard time picking my favorite of the night because they were all so good, but if I was forced to choose I think I would probably take the JK Montmorency v. Balaton.Steve Tasker said:
Tried one of these last night. Found it a little boozy for me. I guess at 11% I shouldn't be surprised
Agree. Can't think of any other TIPAs I've had that I like. I don't think Knee Deep makes a bad beer. Fantastic brewery
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I like that one.I also like this Brickstone Hop Skip "Double Pale Ale"...which is basically an IPA, no? Either way, its a good beer!
Another record setting day here in FL...Tampa hit 92 degrees today. Its the hottest temp recorded here in November. Ever.So I'm having an Anderson Valley Blood Orange Gose.
hey buck,
I'm a big fan of Imperial Biscotti Break, and it always seems to get great reviews on BeerAdvocate (96 BA rating). I think the flavor is dominated by chocolate and coffee with a slight biscuity character, and it drinks remarkably smooth for its 11.5% ABV. Last night, I drank it while eating homemade tiramisu, which was an incredible pairing. I love Yeti, but I definitely prefer IBB. I definitely recommend giving it a try despite the high cost. The bourbon barrel-aged IBB is a phenomenal beer.
I've heard great stuff about Alpine's Bad Boy. I've been hearing rumors that Pure Hoppiness is going to hit shelves in Denver soon. I drank a Hoppy Birthday last night, which had a really impressive fresh hop character. It's been nice to get Alpine beers on the regular out here in Denver since their acquisition by Green Flash.
Won't find much in the way of special Wicked Weed. Wing recommended a great bottle shop that I can't remember the name to now but they had some really nice beer on tap for crowlers. I would look for Birdsong Jalapeno Pale...it's excellent.
Yeah it almost has a sour feel and it's awesome. I really love that one and he said he likely will only brew it once every few years due to the length of time it takes to brew and the amount of fruit in it.
Salud is a great bottle shop and close to Noda and Birdsong breweries. Depending on where you are staying Brawley's beverage on Park Rd is also solid.
That's the place! Kind of in the middle of nowhere right? I've had a couple of different Unknowns and they were fantastic, both were on tap at Salud and I got crowlers.
course I'm not a big Lagunitas guy either.
