First snow day of the year!
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First snow day of the year!
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Good ole Weldwerks never fails to satisfy
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Haven’t had a Sap in a while. As good as I remember. Glad I bought 8, going to make a nice turkey day beer.
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Bringin' it back to the "right" coast, as in the Left Coast...
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Reppin' Alameda, California:
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Hanging with some friends at Lawsons, great time until these DBags kid pulled the fire alarm. Piercing noise for 5 minutes until it got shut off. FD arrived to coach them on proper way to watch children.
As the bartenders were still serving, we stayed put. Half of the crowd went outside and the other side shuffled into better seats.
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Haha how old was the kid?
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They make a lot of beers. Some are great, some are good, some are ok. All of them are very close to the highway.Quote:
Originally Posted by Doremite
Straight Outta Sacramento, California:
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Man, we've had our alarm go off... because of burnt toast...but the FD was super pissed that we didn't have everyone outside the building. They didn't give a fuck that we "knew" it was the toaster. I get it. That thing goes off now, everyone GTFO.Quote:
Originally Posted by Vt-Freeheel
THE HERMIT
Moonraker Brewing, Auburn, California:
This is one of the first hazy IPAs I ever had (along with Moonraker's Zulu Haze). They changed the cans since then (this is roughly 3 years ago), but they used to list the "fruit" notes that the beer would have. I recall that the original can of The Hermit said something about "mangoes."
I do not follow craft beer blogs or the scene very heavily, so I bought the 4-pack because I'd never heard of it and it was a local brewering (60 miles west of where I live).
The first can I drank I almost spit out as it tasted like a flavor-enhanced beer that had been brewed with mangoes and I despise flavored IPAs (really any flavored beer). I was shoveling snow at the time and kept pounding them, went through a whole 4-pack, and each one tasted better than the last.
Novice that I was, I later learned that the "mango" flavor was a by-product of the hops that were used.
This had become one of my favorites from Moonraker, and it's one of their regular cannings, too (so others obviously dig it, too).
The funny thing is that next time I went to the local craft liquor store to buy some more they told me that they couldn't get it any more.
Now I usually purchase straight from the brewery if I make a trip down to the Bay Area, so it's a treat.
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Similar in taste to Knee Deep’s Man Juice IPA...
Knee Deep in Man Juice? If that's what you're into I guess... NTTATWWTQuote:
Originally Posted by TahoeJ
No date on this can and I bought it at the brewery but it doesn’t taste as fresh as I hoped. The aroma is still amazing.
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Too bad, that's a great brew!Quote:
Originally Posted by Peruvian
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Old Nation M-43. Really really good.
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Michigan beverage, I also thought it was really, really good. Had one a couple of weeks ago.Quote:
Originally Posted by PlayItLeo
NEW GLORY BREWING
Sacramento, California
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Other Half did a can drop plus has several kegs on tap TRVE in Denver recently. Solid beers.
Love Fox Farm, great location as well!Quote:
Originally Posted by Binky
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Fox Farm is awesome. So close to home too
Trying to kill a keg of home brewed IPA
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