JAGS
Hooked
It's not too sweet or syrupy. Still has a good porter quality. I like it better than some of the chocolate porters I've had around the holidays.
Suds of the Day
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It's not too sweet or syrupy. Still has a good porter quality. I like it better than some of the chocolate porters I've had around the holidays.
Bullwinckle
Hooked
It's not too sweet or syrupy. Still has a good porter quality. I like it better than some of the chocolate porters I've had around the holidays.
Cool I'm gonna have to get some and try it!
Mad Mac
Member
While I was in West Virginia, I was able to source a Yuengling, a regional beer brewed in Pennsylvania. The newly elected Democrat Governor of the state is boycotting this company, the oldest brewery in the nation, at his inauguration because the owner of the company is a Republican who favors right to work. Cheers!
Mad Mac
Member
For you Yankees scratching your heads wondering what's so special about Yuengling, here are a couple you may not have seen before.
Mikkeller Santa's Little Helper 2014, a limited edition Belgian ale with seasonings and chocolate.
Grand Teton Brewing Vintage 2014, a blended beer. It's quite a production. Read about it here.
These two were December offerings from my Rare Beer Club membership. They arrived while I was away, but luckily my relatives left them unmolested. I've gotten behind on posting pictures of my Suds of the Day, but not to worry. I have not gotten behind on my beer drinking. Cheers!
Mikkeller Santa's Little Helper 2014, a limited edition Belgian ale with seasonings and chocolate.
Grand Teton Brewing Vintage 2014, a blended beer. It's quite a production. Read about it here.
These two were December offerings from my Rare Beer Club membership. They arrived while I was away, but luckily my relatives left them unmolested. I've gotten behind on posting pictures of my Suds of the Day, but not to worry. I have not gotten behind on my beer drinking. Cheers!
Clem319
New member
Pictures or it doesn't count
scull20
New member
Clem319
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brooklyn4x4
New member
I'm a big fan of six point but iv never seen the hi-res before now I have something to look for.
scull20
New member
I'm a big fan of six point but iv never seen the hi-res before now I have something to look for.
Six-Point makes great stuff. From what I've seen, Hi-Res is usually around during winter for a few months. It's definitely one of my favorites. It's a triple IPA and comes in gold cans (4 packs)...but is definitely on the pricey side at ~12$ per 4 pack, whereas their "Resin" that they sell year round is a double IPA (and cheaper).
cozdude
Guy with a Red 2-Door
compared to some of the dogfish 4 packs thats cheap! lol for the 120 min, World wide stout, and a few others its like $36 for a 4 pack
but its wellll worth it :yup:
Jiffy05
New member
compared to some of the dogfish 4 packs thats cheap! lol for the 120 min, World wide stout, and a few others its like $36 for a 4 pack
That is super expensive. I can get that stuff for 1/3 that price.
cozdude
Guy with a Red 2-Door
its only for the limited time brews that are usually up in the 15% abv range. otherwise the rest of the brews are in the normal 8-12$ range for a 6 pack
scull20
New member
compared to some of the dogfish 4 packs thats cheap! lol for the 120 min, World wide stout, and a few others its like $36 for a 4 pack
I usually can only get single bottles of 120 min and they charge me $12 for the bottle! >.<
rinkishjk
New member
O-dub is better than all those imo. Did u get some regular coffee?
scull20
New member
I tried the 077xx for the first time last night...it was very good, though I'm still partial to enjoy-by. I have not had a chance to try Regular Coffee yet.
-Ryan