Holy #### is BCBS rare amazing this year. Worth every penny, and would buy more if I could.
Holy ####### #### is Rare everything it was hyped to be. Wow...... Woooo....drunk.
JFC my BIL brought ovr a dogfish Fort....18%. HFS....crazy way to end the night. Man all that NE beer you've been drinking :drool:Holy #### is BCBS rare amazing this year. Worth every penny, and would buy more if I could.Holy ####### #### is Rare everything it was hyped to be. Wow...... Woooo....drunk.![]()
Cheers, GB!
Drinking an Alter Ego by Tree House. So glad I saved these beers for Xmas...getting down to the last few now...one can of Green left, and Im gonna cry when I drink it...it might be my favorite all time IPA.
not sure I'l make it with my 2nd bottle of rare. The regular and barleywine possible, maybe coffee and reagl too..but not sure rare will make it till next Crhistmas.Broke out a 2007 BCS last night. Bottled 10/11/2007.
Holding up very very well right now.
I'm barely sure this is even English, so it deserves a like.not sure I'l make it with my 2nd bottle of rare. The regular and barleywine possible, maybe coffee and reagl too..but not sure rare will make it till next Crhistmas.Broke out a 2007 BCS last night. Bottled 10/11/2007.
Holding up very very well right now.
Yeah that's a hot mess of words lol. What I meant was that I don't think I'll be able to hold that BCBS Rare until next Christmas or longer it was that good.I'm barely sure this is even English, so it deserves a like.not sure I'l make it with my 2nd bottle of rare. The regular and barleywine possible, maybe coffee and reagl too..but not sure rare will make it till next Crhistmas.Broke out a 2007 BCS last night. Bottled 10/11/2007.
Holding up very very well right now.
What did you think of this one Buck?I picked up a nice selection of Christmas treats at a liquor store in Dayton, OH last night:
Thirsty Dog Siberian Night imperial stout aged in bourbon barrels
Big fan of the Modelo group. Tecate is an enjoyable crap.Ilov80s said:Lots of Mexican beer. Lots.
When my brother left ABInbev, he had a ton of coupons for free Modelo Especial he gave me. I've been drinking them on the side for months.Big fan of the Modelo group. Tecate is an enjoyable crap.Ilov80s said:Lots of Mexican beer. Lots.
I really liked the bourbon barrel-aged Siberian Night as well. I first experienced it a couple years ago at GABF and my friend from Pennsylvania sent me a bottle last year, so I was pumped to find a 4-pack on the shelves over Christmas. I also got a 4-pack of Thirsty Dog's Wulver wee heavy ale aged in bourbon barrels (12% ABV), which was fantastic as well. That is another style you should definitely check out if you like big, malty beers. Thirsty Dog does some really impressive barrel-aged stuff.steelerfan1 said:What did you think of this one Buck?I picked up a nice selection of Christmas treats at a liquor store in Dayton, OH last night:
Thirsty Dog Siberian Night imperial stout aged in bourbon barrels
I really liked it. I got a nice chocolate and coconut flavor with hint of Bourbon with a little alcohol burn but in a good way.
Yeah I like Modelo Especial. Not afraid to say I love a nice light Mexican beer. I also have a soft spot for Pacifico. Not a big Corona or Sol guy though.When my brother left ABInbev, he had a ton of coupons for free Modelo Especial he gave me. I've been drinking them on the side for months.Big fan of the Modelo group. Tecate is an enjoyable crap.Ilov80s said:Lots of Mexican beer. Lots.
Tastes like a decent Pilsner ####ed a Corona.
thanks for the info buck. i know i should in theory step out of my box and try other things but i really am content with a stout/porter. i'm sure i will make the leap, but right now just like rereading the first chapter of the book....I really liked the bourbon barrel-aged Siberian Night as well. I first experienced it a couple years ago at GABF and my friend from Pennsylvania sent me a bottle last year, so I was pumped to find a 4-pack on the shelves over Christmas. I also got a 4-pack of Thirsty Dog's Wulver wee heavy ale aged in bourbon barrels (12% ABV), which was fantastic as well. That is another style you should definitely check out if you like big, malty beers. Thirsty Dog does some really impressive barrel-aged stuff.steelerfan1 said:What did you think of this one Buck?I picked up a nice selection of Christmas treats at a liquor store in Dayton, OH last night:
Thirsty Dog Siberian Night imperial stout aged in bourbon barrels
I really liked it. I got a nice chocolate and coconut flavor with hint of Bourbon with a little alcohol burn but in a good way.
also, the wife got me the following as part of my Christmas gifts. she did a 12 beers of Christmass theme
{12 beers of Christmas}
{1st 6}
{2nd 6}
really looking forward to trying the Lindley Park from Olde Hickory as it got a 95 on BA, but I think I may let it age a while.
Best new brewery
In a year when breweries opened left and right and Alexandria’s Port City was named the Small Brewing Company of the Year at the Great American Beer Festival, this area’s best and most consistent beers came from a new brewery in Dulles. Ocelot Brewing, led by brewer Mike McCarthy and co-founder Adrien Widman, released a string of stellar IPAs, all beautifully balanced between a dry, West Coast-style malt backbone and rich, tropical hop flavors. The recent See the Light Imperial IPA was a wonderfully nuanced, full-bodied beer, and less than 7 percent ABV. The only knock against Ocelot is that the owners don’t like to brew the same beer more than twice a year. This means your beer is going to be fresh, but it also means your new favorite ale won’t be in stock for long.
That's awesome! Congrats on the recognition!![]()
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Best new brewery
In a year when breweries opened left and right and Alexandria’s Port City was named the Small Brewing Company of the Year at the Great American Beer Festival, this area’s best and most consistent beers came from a new brewery in Dulles. Ocelot Brewing, led by brewer Mike McCarthy and co-founder Adrien Widman, released a string of stellar IPAs, all beautifully balanced between a dry, West Coast-style malt backbone and rich, tropical hop flavors. The recent See the Light Imperial IPA was a wonderfully nuanced, full-bodied beer, and less than 7 percent ABV. The only knock against Ocelot is that the owners don’t like to brew the same beer more than twice a year. This means your beer is going to be fresh, but it also means your new favorite ale won’t be in stock for long.
Saw this on Facebook. Very cool!![]()
https://www.washingtonpost.com/goingoutguide/22-things-we-ate-drank-saw-and-did-that-made-2015-a-memorable-year/2015/12/29/75833e38-a801-11e5-8058-480b572b4aae_story.html?postshare=4111451426168410&tid=ss_fb
Best new brewery
In a year when breweries opened left and right and Alexandria’s Port City was named the Small Brewing Company of the Year at the Great American Beer Festival, this area’s best and most consistent beers came from a new brewery in Dulles. Ocelot Brewing, led by brewer Mike McCarthy and co-founder Adrien Widman, released a string of stellar IPAs, all beautifully balanced between a dry, West Coast-style malt backbone and rich, tropical hop flavors. The recent See the Light Imperial IPA was a wonderfully nuanced, full-bodied beer, and less than 7 percent ABV. The only knock against Ocelot is that the owners don’t like to brew the same beer more than twice a year. This means your beer is going to be fresh, but it also means your new favorite ale won’t be in stock for long.
Awesome beer. I went to my store to purchase a 4 pack, the beer guy apologized stating he was led to believe that they would be able to order extra cases as the second wave of distribution came through so he sold cases to people. Come to find out what hit the market is all that would be available.Central Waters Bourbon Barrel stout on tap in Minocqua.
That's awesome!! Congrats Ocelot!!![]()
https://www.washingtonpost.com/goingoutguide/22-things-we-ate-drank-saw-and-did-that-made-2015-a-memorable-year/2015/12/29/75833e38-a801-11e5-8058-480b572b4aae_story.html?postshare=4111451426168410&tid=ss_fb
Best new brewery
In a year when breweries opened left and right and Alexandria’s Port City was named the Small Brewing Company of the Year at the Great American Beer Festival, this area’s best and most consistent beers came from a new brewery in Dulles. Ocelot Brewing, led by brewer Mike McCarthy and co-founder Adrien Widman, released a string of stellar IPAs, all beautifully balanced between a dry, West Coast-style malt backbone and rich, tropical hop flavors. The recent See the Light Imperial IPA was a wonderfully nuanced, full-bodied beer, and less than 7 percent ABV. The only knock against Ocelot is that the owners don’t like to brew the same beer more than twice a year. This means your beer is going to be fresh, but it also means your new favorite ale won’t be in stock for long.
Where are you getting all of these New England beers from? Do you have a reliable beer trading partner up there?Bissell Bros Swish and now working on a growler of Hill Farmstead Society & Solitude #5. Both awesome.