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What kind of beer is everyone drinking tonight? (5 Viewers)

Just allowed the last ounce of the nectar that is (well, OK, was) a five-year-old Dominion Millenium barleywine go down the piehole. This stuff ages spectacularly well - 11+% and hoppy, it oughta!!!

 
Just allowed the last ounce of the nectar that is (well, OK, was) a five-year-old Dominion Millenium barleywine go down the piehole. This stuff ages spectacularly well - 11+% and hoppy, it oughta!!!
You have more patience than me. Last year a bunch of us went up to Old Dominion. Took the tour. Tried a bunch of beers. I brought back a bottle of Oak Aged Millenium. I figured this would be a good one to sit on for a while. I might have made it a month. Maybe.
 
I just got a call from my SIL. She and my BIL went to the mountains of NC this weekend for some skiing. I had the bright idea to ask a favor, and now I have a nice present waiting for me at home - a sixer of DFH 60 minute and a 4-pack of DFH 90 minute. I will finally get to see what all the fuss is about.

:excited:
Both are great. The 90 is friggin HUGE but awesome. One of my favorites right now. Both have alot of malt, so expect alot of sweetness.
The Hercules Double IPA yesterday was just great and left me wanting more so I imagine these are really going to be right up my alley too. It'll be a few days before I get to try one though so I'll have to savor the anticipation just a little longer.
If you like Hercules, youll like the DFH, especially the 90 minute.Im now onto a Sweetwater 420. Not bad. Not great, but not bad.

 
Bud Light - always. Miller Products give me headaches because of the additives they put in to "stabilize" the "head."

Not real big on the "good" beers. Sorry.
:thumbup: Me too! Bud Light in the kegerator. Just about 30f. Eighteen ounce schooners in the freezer. Almost heaven.

Amazing on the Miller products but I have the same reaction.

 
Hacker Pschorr Oktoberfest is my favorite Oktoberfest. A friend of ours wanted me to point that out to everyone.

Also, every time I think we're buidling a good beer culture here in Austin, I read about someone going to something like a barrel-aged festival and realize that we've got a long way to go. The Texas Craft Brewers Festival is coming up in early May, but that's about all we've got as far as festivals go.
:excited: :headbang: :pickle: I see you at least got a reply... my post was ignored 100%... GDB no pull

HACKER PSCHORR #####ES!!!

 
After sending one to FatMax, I had to buy one for myself. I am sipping on a St. Bernardus Abt 12. Simply sublime. And they finally had some DFH90 in stock after several weeks of not seeing it on the shelves. I'm saving that for later, next up is a Rochefort 8.

 
After sending one to FatMax, I had to buy one for myself. I am sipping on a St. Bernardus Abt 12. Simply sublime. And they finally had some DFH90 in stock after several weeks of not seeing it on the shelves. I'm saving that for later, next up is a Rochefort 8.
Just put it in the fridge after getting home from work. I need to knock a few degrees off of it before opening. I'm guessing that the bottles are around 70 degrees right now. Not sure if I'm going to have the Abt 12 tonight or not. I'll probably start out with one of the IPAs in a couple of hours and save the real stuff for a fresh palate.Currently drinking a Bear Republic Racer 5 out of a Hefe glass. I know that isn't kosher, but glassware isn't as important to me as the brew. I can't pimp this beer enough.

 
After sending one to FatMax, I had to buy one for myself.  I am sipping on a St. Bernardus Abt 12.  Simply sublime.  And they finally had some DFH90 in stock after several weeks of not seeing it on the shelves.  I'm saving that for later, next up is a Rochefort 8.
Just put it in the fridge after getting home from work. I need to knock a few degrees off of it before opening. I'm guessing that the bottles are around 70 degrees right now. Not sure if I'm going to have the Abt 12 tonight or not. I'll probably start out with one of the IPAs in a couple of hours and save the real stuff for a fresh palate.Currently drinking a Bear Republic Racer 5 out of a Hefe glass. I know that isn't kosher, but glassware isn't as important to me as the brew. I can't pimp this beer enough.
GB being able to get that brew on tap around here. Definitely a great brew.
 
After sending one to FatMax, I had to buy one for myself.  I am sipping on a St. Bernardus Abt 12.  Simply sublime.  And they finally had some DFH90 in stock after several weeks of not seeing it on the shelves.  I'm saving that for later, next up is a Rochefort 8.
Just put it in the fridge after getting home from work. I need to knock a few degrees off of it before opening. I'm guessing that the bottles are around 70 degrees right now. Not sure if I'm going to have the Abt 12 tonight or not. I'll probably start out with one of the IPAs in a couple of hours and save the real stuff for a fresh palate.Currently drinking a Bear Republic Racer 5 out of a Hefe glass. I know that isn't kosher, but glassware isn't as important to me as the brew. I can't pimp this beer enough.
GB being able to get that brew on tap around here. Definitely a great brew.
I haven't found it on tap near me yet, but I'm not out around town as much as I used to be. But I agree. Good stuff.
 
Just put it in the fridge after getting home from work. I need to knock a few degrees off of it before opening. I'm guessing that the bottles are around 70 degrees right now. Not sure if I'm going to have the Abt 12 tonight or not. I'll probably start out with one of the IPAs in a couple of hours and save the real stuff for a fresh palate.

Currently drinking a Bear Republic Racer 5 out of a Hefe glass. I know that isn't kosher, but glassware isn't as important to me as the brew. I can't pimp this beer enough.
The Abt 12 is a sipper. I'm finally just finishing up with mine. At 10% it packs quite a punch.As far as glassware, I'm not that picky unless it is Belgian. I have a Chimay chalice and a Duvel tulip glass that I reserve for quality Belgian beers. Maybe it's my imagination, but the glasses seem to open up the beers a bit.

 
A Le Fin Du Monde and a Sierra Nevada Bigfoot Ale.
This years Bigfoot is AWESOME :banned:
that beer on tap is D-A-N-G-E-R-O-U-S
Now I read this.Wifey's out of town with the chitlin'.

The boys took me out.

####

Drank 2 pints of this last night

Plus 2 of Redhook IPA.

Plus numerous of Sierra IPA.

Now if you'll excuse me, I need to go shave my tongue . . .

 
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I am about to crack open an Allagash Interlude. Its a Belgian Saison aged in wine barrels to give it kind of a beer/wine hybrid taste. It cost 20 bucks for the bottle, so it better be good.
I have to say, this beer was absolutely wonderful. It was worth the 20 dollars to try this one time. The wine notes and the sourness from the bacteria used in fermenting created a very unique and wonderful taste. I would be very tempted to drop two more Hamiltons and get this again.
 
Just put it in the fridge after getting home from work.  I need to knock a few degrees off of it before opening.  I'm guessing that the bottles are around 70 degrees right now.  Not sure if I'm going to have the Abt 12 tonight or not.  I'll probably start out with one of the IPAs in a couple of hours and save the real stuff for a fresh palate.

Currently drinking a Bear Republic Racer 5 out of a Hefe glass.  I know that isn't kosher, but glassware isn't as important to me as the brew.  I can't pimp this beer enough.
The Abt 12 is a sipper. I'm finally just finishing up with mine. At 10% it packs quite a punch.As far as glassware, I'm not that picky unless it is Belgian. I have a Chimay chalice and a Duvel tulip glass that I reserve for quality Belgian beers. Maybe it's my imagination, but the glasses seem to open up the beers a bit.
The Duvel tulip is the one that looks like a margarita glass, right? That might be a close as I can get.
 
Today is my last day at a job I hate. I have a bomber of Rogue Dead Guy Ale and a six of Bell's Kalamazoo Stout that I plan to get into tonight.

 
Just put it in the fridge after getting home from work.  I need to knock a few degrees off of it before opening.  I'm guessing that the bottles are around 70 degrees right now.  Not sure if I'm going to have the Abt 12 tonight or not.  I'll probably start out with one of the IPAs in a couple of hours and save the real stuff for a fresh palate.

Currently drinking a Bear Republic Racer 5 out of a Hefe glass.  I know that isn't kosher, but glassware isn't as important to me as the brew.  I can't pimp this beer enough.
The Abt 12 is a sipper. I'm finally just finishing up with mine. At 10% it packs quite a punch.As far as glassware, I'm not that picky unless it is Belgian. I have a Chimay chalice and a Duvel tulip glass that I reserve for quality Belgian beers. Maybe it's my imagination, but the glasses seem to open up the beers a bit.
Great tip!I still have my B-Day Chimay Blue waiting for me.

Will definitely use the closest thing I have to this . . .

 
Took a few nights off, but tonight Ill be drinking a bomber of a beer Ive been dying to try for a while now: Three Floyds Dreadnaught IPA :thumbup:

This badboy is the highest rated IPA in all the land, and clocks in as the 7th best beer in the world at both BA and RB.

After the Dreadnaught, I have a couple of bombers of Alesmith's Yulesmith double IPA - another one Ive been dying to try.

Then on Sunday I have someone bringing me a 6 pack of Bell's Two Hearted Ale straight form Michigan (she fllw into town yesterday and Ill be picking the beer up Sunday). Nope, Ive never tried this one, either.

On top of all that, I have a package from FatMax with a bunch more great beers coming Tuesday. I needed to take a few days off before the binge Im about to embark on. :yes:

Cheers, b####es!

:banned: :banned: :banned:

 
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Took a few nights off, but tonight Ill be drinking a bomber of a beer Ive been dying to try for a while now: Three Floyds Dreadnaught IPA :thumbup:
I'm sure you got this in a beer trade. Does anyone know har far south these guys distrubute?
Yup. Got it from a guy in Cincy. I have no idea how far south they go, theres no distribution info on their website.The bad news is I only have one bottle, but I have another trade set to kickoff next week to get 2 more.

 
Yup. Got it from a guy in Cincy. I have no idea how far south they go, theres no distribution info on their website.
Yeah, I had already checked their website. Cincy is a 6 hour drive from here. Maybe I need to plan an out of town trip. The Liquor Barn in Lexington is only 4 1/2 hours away, and the last time I was there they had a really great selection. Or I could find someone on BA.Yeah, FatMax and I did a trade as well. I should be getting his package today. Some offerings from Bear Republic, Stone, and Lagunitas. I can't wait to open up a couple tonight.

 
Yup. Got it from a guy in Cincy. I have no idea how far south they go, theres no distribution info on their website.
Yeah, I had already checked their website. Cincy is a 6 hour drive from here. Maybe I need to plan an out of town trip. The Liquor Barn in Lexington is only 4 1/2 hours away, and the last time I was there they had a really great selection. Or I could find someone on BA.Yeah, FatMax and I did a trade as well. I should be getting his package today. Some offerings from Bear Republic, Stone, and Lagunitas. I can't wait to open up a couple tonight.
:thumbup: FatMax is the NoCal connection. Thanks to him Ive been able to try some awesome stuff from all of those breweries. He's good peeps.

 
Took a few nights off, but tonight Ill be drinking a bomber of a beer Ive been dying to try for a while now:  Three Floyds Dreadnaught IPA :thumbup:
I'm sure you got this in a beer trade. Does anyone know har far south these guys distrubute?
I can get it in Richmond, VA
Good to know. I'll need to check on some places in western VA (closer to home). They are also releasing the much ballyhooed Dark Lord at the end of April. It seems to be a pilgramage for many people. I'll need to check yahoo maps to find the dopest route.
 
Took a few nights off, but tonight Ill be drinking a bomber of a beer Ive been dying to try for a while now:  Three Floyds Dreadnaught IPA :thumbup:

This badboy is the highest rated IPA in all the land, and clocks in as the 7th best beer in the world at both BA and RB.

After the Dreadnaught, I have a couple of bombers of Alesmith's Yulesmith double IPA - another one Ive been dying to try.

Then on Sunday I have someone bringing me a 6 pack of Bell's Two Hearted Ale straight form Michigan (she fllw into town yesterday and Ill be picking the beer up Sunday). Nope, Ive never tried this one, either.

On top of all that, I have a package from FatMax with a bunch more great beers coming Tuesday. I needed to take a few days off before the binge Im about to embark on.  :yes:

Cheers, b####es!

:banned:   :banned:   :banned:
Wow. Those make the beer I sent look like mule piss in comparison (if the BA rep is indeed true).But I can one up ya. Thanks to Kilgore, I'll be having one of THESE this weekend.

:thumbup:

 
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Took a few nights off, but tonight Ill be drinking a bomber of a beer Ive been dying to try for a while now: Three Floyds Dreadnaught IPA :thumbup:

This badboy is the highest rated IPA in all the land, and clocks in as the 7th best beer in the world at both BA and RB.

After the Dreadnaught, I have a couple of bombers of Alesmith's Yulesmith double IPA - another one Ive been dying to try.

Then on Sunday I have someone bringing me a 6 pack of Bell's Two Hearted Ale straight form Michigan (she fllw into town yesterday and Ill be picking the beer up Sunday). Nope, Ive never tried this one, either.

On top of all that, I have a package from FatMax with a bunch more great beers coming Tuesday. I needed to take a few days off before the binge Im about to embark on. :yes:

Cheers, b####es!

:banned: :banned: :banned:
Wow. Those makes the beer I sent look like mule piss in comparison (if the BA rep is indeed true).But I can one up ya. Thanks to Kilgore, I'll be having one of THESE this weekend.

:thumbup:
:thumbup: Excellent beer. My beer store carries 750mls of em. I always forget about it when I make beer runs. Ill have to pick one up next trip.Edit: Those beers you sent are far from mule piss, my friend. Racer 5 is quickly becoming my favorite single IPA, and the others are all top notch.

 
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Took a few nights off, but tonight Ill be drinking a bomber of a beer Ive been dying to try for a while now: Three Floyds Dreadnaught IPA :thumbup:
I'm sure you got this in a beer trade. Does anyone know har far south these guys distrubute?
I can get it in Richmond, VA
Can you get Dreadnaught? I've seen other Three Floyds stuff, but not that. I have Alpha King now. I'll have to hit up my beer pimp to get some on order.
 
Took a few nights off, but tonight Ill be drinking a bomber of a beer Ive been dying to try for a while now: Three Floyds Dreadnaught IPA :thumbup:
I'm sure you got this in a beer trade. Does anyone know har far south these guys distrubute?
I can get it in Richmond, VA
Can you get Dreadnaught? I've seen other Three Floyds stuff, but not that. I have Alpha King now. I'll have to hit up my beer pimp to get some on order.
Dreadnaught is only brewed a number of times per year (every few months or so, Im not exactly sure) ...Next batch is due out in some time in March, but some places still have some form the last release. Hell, a buddy of mine was in Indiana last week (in the state where its brewed), and I called 3 different beer stores up there a few weeks ahead of time and all 3 told me their distributors didnt have any and wouldnt until the next release in March. He went to 4 or 5 stores and none of em had it.

 
Took a few nights off, but tonight Ill be drinking a bomber of a beer Ive been dying to try for a while now: Three Floyds Dreadnaught IPA :thumbup:
I'm sure you got this in a beer trade. Does anyone know har far south these guys distrubute?
I can get it in Richmond, VA
Can you get Dreadnaught? I've seen other Three Floyds stuff, but not that. I have Alpha King now. I'll have to hit up my beer pimp to get some on order.
Not sure about the Dreadnaught specifically, but like you, I have seen the Three Floyd's stuff around.
 
Took a few nights off, but tonight Ill be drinking a bomber of a beer Ive been dying to try for a while now: Three Floyds Dreadnaught IPA :thumbup:
I'm sure you got this in a beer trade. Does anyone know har far south these guys distrubute?
I can get it in Richmond, VA
Can you get Dreadnaught? I've seen other Three Floyds stuff, but not that. I have Alpha King now. I'll have to hit up my beer pimp to get some on order.
Not sure about the Dreadnaught specifically, but like you, I have seen the Three Floyd's stuff around.
Since they can get Three Floyds stuff, they're bound to be able to get Dreadnaught. It's worth badgering the beer guy for. It will give him some relief from my weekly "do you have any Pliny yet?" :D
 
Edit: Those beers you sent are far from mule piss, my friend. Racer 5 is quickly becoming my favorite single IPA, and the others are all top notch.
Oh, I know. I was mostly joking about the high ranking of those beers. Of the ones that I sent, four that are in the top 100 on BA (Ruination, Stone, Hop Rod, Racer 5). So yeah, you're in for a great beer stretch over the next few days.
 
Since they can get Three Floyds stuff, they're bound to be able to get Dreadnaught. It's worth badgering the beer guy for. It will give him some relief from my weekly "do you have any Pliny yet?" :D
Good luck with that. I live less than 100 miles from the brewery and have never seen it in any store. The G/F and I plan to make a trip to the coast in April and plan on stopping along the way at Russian River, Bear Republic, Lagunitas, Anderson Valley, maybe Mendocino and finishing it off at North Coast in Fort Bragg. Believe it or not, though we're probably going to do it over a couple of days, one could easily hit all of those breweries in a single day.http://www.russianriverbrewing.com/accounts/

Click link to find where it is sold (then be prepared to be disappointed).

 
The G/F and I plan to make a trip to the coast in April and plan on stopping along the way at Russian River, Bear Republic, Lagunitas, Anderson Valley, maybe Mendocino and finishing it off at North Coast in Fort Bragg.
Can I come too?
 
Since they can get Three Floyds stuff, they're bound to be able to get Dreadnaught. It's worth badgering the beer guy for. It will give him some relief from my weekly "do you have any Pliny yet?" :D
Good luck with that. I live less than 100 miles from the brewery and have never seen it in any store. The G/F and I plan to make a trip to the coast in April and plan on stopping along the way at Russian River, Bear Republic, Lagunitas, Anderson Valley, maybe Mendocino and finishing it off at North Coast in Fort Bragg. Believe it or not, though we're probably going to do it over a couple of days, one could easily hit all of those breweries in a single day.http://www.russianriverbrewing.com/accounts/

Click link to find where it is sold (then be prepared to be disappointed).
Do they even bottle the Plinys? I htought it was only available on draft (and in Growlers on site)
 
The G/F and I plan to make a trip to the coast in April and plan on stopping along the way at Russian River, Bear Republic, Lagunitas, Anderson Valley, maybe Mendocino and finishing it off at North Coast in Fort Bragg.
Can I come too?
Of course. Somebody has to be the designated driver.
 
Since they can get Three Floyds stuff, they're bound to be able to get Dreadnaught. It's worth badgering the beer guy for. It will give him some relief from my weekly "do you have any Pliny yet?"  :D
Good luck with that. I live less than 100 miles from the brewery and have never seen it in any store. The G/F and I plan to make a trip to the coast in April and plan on stopping along the way at Russian River, Bear Republic, Lagunitas, Anderson Valley, maybe Mendocino and finishing it off at North Coast in Fort Bragg. Believe it or not, though we're probably going to do it over a couple of days, one could easily hit all of those breweries in a single day.http://www.russianriverbrewing.com/accounts/

Click link to find where it is sold (then be prepared to be disappointed).
Do they even bottle the Plinys? I htought it was only available on draft (and in Growlers on site)
Not sure. They don't bottle the Elder, but maybe the Younger. Pretty sure they bottle Damnation and a few other seasonals (Supplication maybe?), but not most of it.
 
I love this thread.

Just poured myself a Duvel - one of the better beers to be found easily in Toronto.

Duvel's high carbonation hurts the feel, but helps the visual at least.

Definately gets better as it relaxes.

Putting a chill on some Fin Du Monde for later :)

 
Since they can get Three Floyds stuff, they're bound to be able to get Dreadnaught. It's worth badgering the beer guy for. It will give him some relief from my weekly "do you have any Pliny yet?" :D
Good luck with that. I live less than 100 miles from the brewery and have never seen it in any store. The G/F and I plan to make a trip to the coast in April and plan on stopping along the way at Russian River, Bear Republic, Lagunitas, Anderson Valley, maybe Mendocino and finishing it off at North Coast in Fort Bragg. Believe it or not, though we're probably going to do it over a couple of days, one could easily hit all of those breweries in a single day.http://www.russianriverbrewing.com/accounts/

Click link to find where it is sold (then be prepared to be disappointed).
Do they even bottle the Plinys? I htought it was only available on draft (and in Growlers on site)
I don't think so, but I could be wrong. It's just a running joke I have going. "Hey, you got any Pliny?" Might as well change it over to Dreadnaught.
 
Since they can get Three Floyds stuff, they're bound to be able to get Dreadnaught. It's worth badgering the beer guy for. It will give him some relief from my weekly "do you have any Pliny yet?" :D
Good luck with that. I live less than 100 miles from the brewery and have never seen it in any store. The G/F and I plan to make a trip to the coast in April and plan on stopping along the way at Russian River, Bear Republic, Lagunitas, Anderson Valley, maybe Mendocino and finishing it off at North Coast in Fort Bragg. Believe it or not, though we're probably going to do it over a couple of days, one could easily hit all of those breweries in a single day.http://www.russianriverbrewing.com/accounts/

Click link to find where it is sold (then be prepared to be disappointed).
That sounds like a great trip. :thumbup:
 
I love this thread.

Just poured myself a Duvel - one of the better beers to be found easily in Toronto.

Duvel's high carbonation hurts the feel, but helps the visual at least.

Definately gets better as it relaxes.

Putting a chill on some Fin Du Monde for later :)
I said it somewhere in here before, but Duvel almost seems like some sort of beer/champagne hybrid. Very good stuff.
 
Since they can get Three Floyds stuff, they're bound to be able to get Dreadnaught. It's worth badgering the beer guy for. It will give him some relief from my weekly "do you have any Pliny yet?" :D
Good luck with that. I live less than 100 miles from the brewery and have never seen it in any store. The G/F and I plan to make a trip to the coast in April and plan on stopping along the way at Russian River, Bear Republic, Lagunitas, Anderson Valley, maybe Mendocino and finishing it off at North Coast in Fort Bragg. Believe it or not, though we're probably going to do it over a couple of days, one could easily hit all of those breweries in a single day.http://www.russianriverbrewing.com/accounts/

Click link to find where it is sold (then be prepared to be disappointed).
Do they even bottle the Plinys? I htought it was only available on draft (and in Growlers on site)
Not sure. They don't bottle the Elder, but maybe the Younger. Pretty sure they bottle Damnation and a few other seasonals (Supplication maybe?), but not most of it.
Only have had the Pliny's on draft.As for Supplication... :cry:

They are OUT! All the stores in my area are out. The brewery has no more and they haven't made another batch. Atleast two more years until one is ready.

Any bottles you see of Supplication should be bought immediately!

 
Since they can get Three Floyds stuff, they're bound to be able to get Dreadnaught. It's worth badgering the beer guy for. It will give him some relief from my weekly "do you have any Pliny yet?"  :D
Good luck with that. I live less than 100 miles from the brewery and have never seen it in any store. The G/F and I plan to make a trip to the coast in April and plan on stopping along the way at Russian River, Bear Republic, Lagunitas, Anderson Valley, maybe Mendocino and finishing it off at North Coast in Fort Bragg. Believe it or not, though we're probably going to do it over a couple of days, one could easily hit all of those breweries in a single day.http://www.russianriverbrewing.com/accounts/

Click link to find where it is sold (then be prepared to be disappointed).
I've done this tour twice (only with Marin Brewing and Calistoga Brewing instead of Bear Republic).It is truly awesome.

If you can swing it, DEFINITELY only do one a day.

The towns are very cool too and worth checking out.

All are great establishments.

The outdoor patio at Mendocino is one of the grooviest places in the world.

Especially in the summer.

Anderson Valley is just amazing for their beer, but the people are totally cool too.

The pub at North Coast has great food and the beer there is amazing also.

Man.

Good times.

Good times.

:thumbup: :thumbup:

 
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