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That’s funny, I don’t remember building that shed.
Beer of the Day - BOTD - 2022
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I'm not at all surprised. I couldn't keep you out of the keg long enough to get anything done!That’s funny, I don’t remember building that shed.
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Yep, that definitely sounds like me.
Stay Puffy from Brewyard Brewing (stout w/ marshmallow & graham cracker, on nitro).
From Alexandria's own Port City Brewing Co. -
Maniacal Double IPA.
Two miles from my front door.
Make that 2 for Pliny
Jalapeno IPA.
Surprise find post bike
I am suddenly parched...
Chilling in the Yeti
The epitome of Lager in my neck of the woods. You can pick it up in nearly every supermarket and I was practically raised on it 
Nothing fancy daily fair Deschutes Fresh Squeezed in a Riedel O Pinot Noir. Good example of PNW IPA. My vessels must have a low center of gravity. Way too much of a dufus anymore for anything long and lean or with a stem.
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The much anticipated (by me!) Cabin Fever by New Glarus. Thought I'd pick up their Coffee Stout, but it's not on the shelves yet
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I am so very happy to see a number of Tripel-style beers (Belgian or otherwise), along with some stouts in this thread. Going by the beer fridge in the store, there's IPA, double IPA, hazy IPA, and a selection of lame lagers, none of which interest me...and, if I'm lucky, Pranqster. I'll be tracking down some of what I've seen here.
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I agree. There are some some really good IPA variants out there but there are also a LOT of very poor examples.I am so very happy to see a number of Tripel-style beers (Belgian or otherwise), along with some stouts in this thread. Going by the beer fridge in the store, there's IPA, double IPA, hazy IPA, and a selection of lame lagers, none of which interest me...and, if I'm lucky, Pranqster. I'll be tracking down some of what I've seen here.
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Not bad. Lots of Coffee, not so much Vanilla. At 9.5abv I’ll only be having a few tonight.
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Founders Velvet Rush followed by Founders Panther Cub.
My second to last Christmas Bock
Being Friday night, I'll throw up a deuce here. Well, how about "post up!"
First, a Lawson's Kiwi. From the Green Mountains to yer 'ead!
Followed up by a timid little Middle Ages barrel-aged Imperial Stout, barely hitting 12%. Really liking that one. About as good as it gets on this -17 degree evening! Had the great pleasure of enjoying one on cask last weekend.
First, a Lawson's Kiwi. From the Green Mountains to yer 'ead!
Followed up by a timid little Middle Ages barrel-aged Imperial Stout, barely hitting 12%. Really liking that one. About as good as it gets on this -17 degree evening! Had the great pleasure of enjoying one on cask last weekend.
