What kind of beer is everyone drinking tonight? (2 Viewers)

[mr. furley]

okay.

one of the BA's said he found it hard to believe that people labeled the Dreadnaught "citrus". he said it was "like drinking a bottle of Pine-Sol".

but the guy's pretty critical of almost everything so...

 

[Skylord]

okay.

one of the BA's said he found it hard to believe that people labeled the Dreadnaught "citrus". he said it was "like drinking a bottle of Pine-Sol".

but the guy's pretty critical of almost everything so...

Here's what I said:S: If you put hops thru a juicer then poured it into a glass, thats how this beer smells. Various degrees of tangerine, cedar with a touch of tin. Hints of alcohol as a high note.

T: Starts sweet, honeylike. Citrus notes immediately flare..first lemon then mandarin. Finishes pine cone resiny with a healthy bitter smackdown at the back of the tongue. And the bitterness doesn't let up. It beckons the mouth for more, taunting the tongue for another sip.

 

[mr. furley]

interesting.

okay.. well... i probably won't have one for a very long time if reports of 3 Floyd's running low on inventory are true.

 

[Skylord]

My Liquid Solutions order finally shipped. I can't even remember what the package containes anymore. At least it will be a nice surprise.

 

[FatMax]

so.. is Dreadnaught a "citrus" IPA or a "pine" IPA?

both, but mostley citrus. There are so many flavors going on its hard to pinpoint one.

Interesting. I thought is was one of the more piney IPAs I've had.

 

[MrPhoenix]

I'm reppin the Milwaukee's Best Light tonight.

10 bucks for a 30 pack.

 

[bakes]

okay.

one of the BA's said he found it hard to believe that people labeled the Dreadnaught "citrus". he said it was "like drinking a bottle of Pine-Sol".

but the guy's pretty critical of almost everything so...

Which dude was that? Sounds like rapopoda.

 

[mr. furley]

okay.

one of the BA's said he found it hard to believe that people labeled the Dreadnaught "citrus".  he said it was "like drinking a bottle of Pine-Sol".

but the guy's pretty  critical of almost everything so...

Which dude was that? Sounds like rapopoda.

stonecrusherhe's a Great Lakes BA

 

[Skylord]

In celebration of a sucessfull BIF delivery, I'm having a McNeill's Imperial Stout courtesy of Bakes from the last installment of BIF.

 

[bakes]

okay.

one of the BA's said he found it hard to believe that people labeled the Dreadnaught "citrus". he said it was "like drinking a bottle of Pine-Sol".

but the guy's pretty critical of almost everything so...

Which dude was that? Sounds like rapopoda.

stonecrusherhe's a Great Lakes BA

Ahh. My other usual choice for "grouchy BA."

 

[bakes]

In celebration of a sucessfull BIF delivery, I'm having a McNeill's Imperial Stout courtesy of Bakes from the last installment of BIF.

Hope it's a good bottle. Anyone who has ever seen the place (or been there) will vouch that things can be hit or miss.

 

[Skylord]

In celebration of a sucessfull BIF delivery, I'm having a McNeill's Imperial Stout courtesy of Bakes from the last installment of BIF.

Hope it's a good bottle. Anyone who has ever seen the place (or been there) will vouch that things can be hit or miss.

This is probably the driest stout I have ever had.

 

[heckmanm]

Aside from Archer and Liquid Solutions, are there any other good "mail order" beer stores?

I never worried too much, because of Indiana's stone-age beer laws, but I do have friends in IL and OH who would be willing to "receive".

Liquid Solutions has a number of beers I can't get here or within driving distance. I've tried or heard good things about these, any others to look for?

- Alaskan

- Ale Smith

- Deschutes

- Lagunitas

- Mad River

- Marin

- Moylan's

 

[mr. furley]

okay.

one of the BA's said he found it hard to believe that people labeled the Dreadnaught "citrus".  he said it was "like drinking a bottle of Pine-Sol".

but the guy's pretty  critical of almost everything so...

Which dude was that? Sounds like rapopoda.

stonecrusherhe's a Great Lakes BA

Ahh. My other usual choice for "grouchy BA."

yeah... he's no-nonsense that's for sure.

 

[Tip Top]

Yesterday I had...

Lunch at Three Floyds -

Three Floyds Rabid Rabbit

Stone Old Guardian

Stone Ruination

Back to the house -

SN Celebration 2005

St Bernardus

Anchor Xmas 2004

DFH Midas Touch

 

[Nucular George]

Aside from Archer and Liquid Solutions, are there any other good "mail order" beer stores?

I never worried too much, because of Indiana's stone-age beer laws, but I do have friends in IL and OH who would be willing to "receive".

Liquid Solutions has a number of beers I can't get here or within driving distance. I've tried or heard good things about these, any others to look for?

- Alaskan

- Ale Smith

- Deschutes

- Lagunitas

- Mad River

- Marin

- Moylan's

 

[Nucular George]

Yesterday I had...

Lunch at Three Floyds -

Three Floyds Rabid Rabbit

Stone Old Guardian

Stone Ruination

Back to the house -

SN Celebration 2005

St Bernardus

Anchor Xmas 2004

DFH Midas Touch

Curious about your thoughts on the Rabid Rabbit and Midas Touch.

 

[Fullback Fro]

Im losing my love for all things hoppy. I think Ive overindulged over the last year and a half and I find myself not being in a hoppy mood at all lately. IPAs just dont sound good to me in the last month or so. I may have to turn in my hophead card for a while. Right now, its all about the roastiness of stouts and the sweetness of hefes.

Ive been told that I will burn myself out on hoppy beers within 2 years, and I think its starting to happen. And that sucks cause I have a ton of hoppy beers around the house but keep reaching for other styles.



I guess thats the cool thing about the many different styles of beer -- if you get sick of one for a while, theres plenty of others to drink in the meantime.

When I first started drinking craft brew in '92 I was looking for the good pale ales then I naturally started going for more hoppy beer. By 95 I was a full fledged hophound. Around 98-99 I started throttling back on the hops and got heavily into Belgians and German beers. Then to hefes and lagers in the early 2000's. Granted I would have all the verietals during these years just my preferences were changing. But since 2004 I have gone back to the hop. Now its all hop all the time again. I've seen it become quite cyclical for me.

 

[The Gator]

SN IPA.

After drinking some of these really god beers i just cant drink the regular pale ale anymore.

 

[dmack]

Just bought a six pack of the new Fat Tire. It's pretty good. It is their summer seasonal and is called Skinny Dip. Anyone who likes a hoppy summer beer should give it a try. Also had a summer wheat with lunch today at the local brewerey. CHEERS!!!!!

 

[Men-in-Cleats]

Aside from Archer and Liquid Solutions, are there any other good "mail order" beer stores?

I never worried too much, because of Indiana's stone-age beer laws, but I do have friends in IL and OH who would be willing to "receive".

Liquid Solutions has a number of beers I can't get here or within driving distance. I've tried or heard good things about these, any others to look for?

- Alaskan (nothing special but not bad by any means, their smoked porter is worth seeking out and I like it with barbecue)

- Ale Smith (haven't had)

- Deschutes (Obsidian Stout and Black Butte Porter are excellent brews, Mirror pond is pretty good for a pale ale, not a bad summer brew)

- Lagunitas (they make some really good beers)

- Mad River (doesn't get the best reviews at BA, but I really enjoy their Jamaican Red, the Steelhead Stout, and their IPA)

- Marin (remember them being good but it's been a good 3 years since I've had one)

- Moylan's (Really enjoy their brews, Kilt Lifter is a great change of pace and their Moylander DIPA is great, other beers are very good as well)

My 2 cents.

 

[Nucular George]

Getting the last three Dreadnaughts from Sam's on Friday. The last three they have at all their stores here. This is a good thing.

 

[heckmanm]

Aside from Archer and Liquid Solutions, are there any other good "mail order" beer stores?

I never worried too much, because of Indiana's stone-age beer laws, but I do have friends in IL and OH who would be willing to "receive".

Liquid Solutions has a number of beers I can't get here or within driving distance. I've tried or heard good things about these, any others to look for?

- Alaskan (nothing special but not bad by any means, their smoked porter is worth seeking out and I like it with barbecue)

- Ale Smith (haven't had)

- Deschutes (Obsidian Stout and Black Butte Porter are excellent brews, Mirror pond is pretty good for a pale ale, not a bad summer brew)

- Lagunitas (they make some really good beers)

- Mad River (doesn't get the best reviews at BA, but I really enjoy their Jamaican Red, the Steelhead Stout, and their IPA)

- Marin (remember them being good but it's been a good 3 years since I've had one)

- Moylan's (Really enjoy their brews, Kilt Lifter is a great change of pace and their Moylander DIPA is great, other beers are very good as well)

My 2 cents.

Thanks!

 

[The Gator]

Getting the last three Dreadnaughts from Sam's on Friday. The last three they have at all their stores here. This is a good thing.

Hi buddy.

 

[guest 54788]

Aside from Archer and Liquid Solutions, are there any other good "mail order" beer stores?

I never worried too much, because of Indiana's stone-age beer laws, but I do have friends in IL and OH who would be willing to "receive".

Liquid Solutions has a number of beers I can't get here or within driving distance. I've tried or heard good things about these, any others to look for?

- Alaskan

- Ale Smith

- Deschutes

- Lagunitas

- Mad River

- Marin

- Moylan's

John's Grocery is worth checking out. I made my first online order with them Monday and received it today! Prices were cheaper than Liquid Solutions and the freight was a lot cheaper also (I live in TN and John's is in Iowa so it's a lot closer to me than Liquid Solutions).

Here's what I got -->

 

[Tip Top]

Home now, having a Bitter Woman from Hell Extra IPA. Will post my haul in a couple here...

 

[Tip Top]

Yesterday I had...

Lunch at Three Floyds -

Three Floyds Rabid Rabbit

Stone Old Guardian

Stone Ruination

Back to the house -

SN Celebration 2005

St Bernardus

Anchor Xmas 2004

DFH Midas Touch

Curious about your thoughts on the Rabid Rabbit and Midas Touch.

Liked the Rabid Rabbit quite a bit, but I tend to like a lot of Saisons. Midas Touch was ok, just one to try once.

 

[Bax]

 

[Tip Top]

OK, here goes... * denotates picked up for Bax...

750ml -

DFH Golden Shower Imperial Pilsner

Two Brothers Bare Tree 2005 Barleywine Weiss Beer

Ommegang Three Philosophers

Allagash Four

Allagash Grand Cru

Allagash Tripel Reserve

220z -

Case of Stone Ruination

Case of Stone Arrogant *******

*Case of Stone Imperial Russian Stout

6 Stone Vertical Epic 06 06 06

6 Stone Old Guardian

2 FFF Dreadnaught

1 Two Brothers Incinerator Blonde Doppelbock

1 New Holland Black Tulip Trippel

2 New Holland Dragon's Milk

1 New Holland Blue Goat Doppelbock

1 FFF Rabid Rabbit

2 FFF Gumballhead

1 Two Brothers Hop Juice

1 Laguintas Maximus DIPA

*1 Laguintas Imperial Stout

2 Two Brothers Cane & Ebel

*1 Two Brothers Northwind Imperial Stout

12oz -

6 packs -

Founders Centennial IPA

Founders Black Rye

Founders Dry Hopped Pale Ale

Upland Dragonfly IPA

Harpoon IPA

Stone IPA

Thirsty Dog Hoppus Maximus Amber

* Thirsty Dog Siberian Night Imperial Stout

Dark Horse Amber

4packs -

North Coast Old Stock Ale 2004

Goose Island Imperial IPA

Founders Old Curmudgeon Old Ale

singles -

1 DFH Au Courant

2 DFH Immort Ale

2 SN Celebration 2005

*1 DFH World Wide Stout

16oz -

4 Sprecher Barley Wine

1 Sprecher 20th Ann Generation Porter

I think that's it. That is a lot to type. Quite the trip.

 

[Tip Top]

Just cracked a Stone Ruination

 

[The Gator]

Just cracked a Stone Ruination

 

[Tip Top]

Just cracked a Stone Ruination

, one of the ones that you sent. Sure is nice to know that I have 14 more behind this one now.

 

[The Gator]

Just cracked a Stone Ruination

, one of the ones that you sent. Sure is nice to know that I have 14 more behind this one now.

 

[Tip Top]

Just cracked a Stone Ruination

, one of the ones that you sent. Sure is nice to know that I have 14 more behind this one now.

Loved that trip to IN.

 

[culdeus]

Keep testing out my BOTM entry that's somewhat new to me. Still think it's a keeper. It's a little odd that it's got a mild mouthfeel, but a hoppy finish. I guess that's characteristic of a "pale ale" where an "india pale ale" is hops first ask questions later?

Right?

 

[bialczabub]

22 oz. Killians for $2.

 

[Tip Top]

Not much action in this thread tonight.

 

[Tip Top]

DFH 60 Minute

Not that there is anyone out there.

 

[Tip Top]

Was there some sort of agreement that when I got back home and started posting again, everyone would agree to be offline for the first day?

 

[The Gator]

Was there some sort of agreement that when I got back home home and started posting again, everyone would agree to be offline for the first day?

That would have been funny. I've just been busy. Now trying to figure out why the font on only this board is so tiny.

 

[Wingnut]

Im not drinking right now as Im a bit under the weather....some sort of cold/flu thing. I did have a 24oz Yeungling draft at the Chappelle show tonight, but it was tough to get down.

 

[Tip Top]

Im not drinking right now as Im a bit under the weather....some sort of cold/flu thing. I did have a 24oz Yeungling draft at the Chappelle show tonight, but it was tough to get down.

Wingnut, is there anything I could send you from that massive list (and I have much more on hand) to get a Rasp Eisbock?

 

[The Gator]

Sam Adams Brown Ale.

 

[Tip Top]

Sam Adams Brown Ale.

Almost never get Sam Adams and Browns are notoriously boring. How is this one?

 

[The Gator]

Sam Adams Brown Ale.

Almost never get Sam Adams and Browns are notoriously boring. How is this one?

Well it is very smooth and "light". After sweating my ### off in the garage doing some wood work it is nice.

 

[The Gator]

Sam Adams Brown Ale.

Almost never get Sam Adams and Browns are notoriously boring. How is this one?

You should try the Brewmaster Collection. A sixer of two each. Dark Ale, Brown Ale, and Hef. Nothing special but a solid mixer-upper once in a while.

 

[Tip Top]

Sam Adams Brown Ale.

Almost never get Sam Adams and Browns are notoriously boring. How is this one?

You should try the Brewmaster Collection. A sixer of two each. Dark Ale, Brown Ale, and Hef. Nothing special but a solid mixer-upper once in a while.

Man, I would have a hard time making sense of buying more beer right now. You did see my post of what I came back to town with right?

 

[Wingnut]

Im not drinking right now as Im a bit under the weather....some sort of cold/flu thing. I did have a 24oz Yeungling draft at the Chappelle show tonight, but it was tough to get down.

Wingnut, is there anything I could send you from that massive list (and I have much more on hand) to get a Rasp Eisbock?

Sure. Link to list?

 

[Tip Top]

Im not drinking right now as Im a bit under the weather....some sort of cold/flu thing. I did have a 24oz Yeungling draft at the Chappelle show tonight, but it was tough to get down.

Wingnut, is there anything I could send you from that massive list (and I have much more on hand) to get a Rasp Eisbock?

Sure. Link to list?

Post 7146 in this thread.

 

[The Gator]

You did see my post of what I came back to town with right?

Come on. This is me. Do I ever check previous post's more than 2-3 before mine? Yes i did though. The next time you "need" to buy beer give it a shot.