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  1. #1326
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    Brutah what about fresh squeezed?
    And that ice harbor one caught me by surprise, I picked it up as a spare but it's really good.

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    Quote Originally Posted by TahoeJ View Post
    101 North is gaining notoriety quickly. They brew right across from Lagunitas.

    Also, TeleMike, another good brewery literally 2 blocks from Russian River is Third Street Ale Works.
    Definitely a fan of 101 North.
    Not a fan of 3rd Street Aleworks, though I've only been once. It wasn't bad, but it wasn't memorable.
    I'd recommend Moylans over 3rd street, just because they have some more unique beers (IMHO), such as stouts on Nitro, cask conditioned triple/quad IPAs, etc.

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    Could eventually start seeing Alpine outside of CA?
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    Alpine was purchased by Green Flash.
    http://www.beeradvocate.com/communit...eer-co.226052/

    WHOA! I'd be happy just to see it in Northern California!
    I love Alpine. It will be interesting to see how they manage this.
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    My wife's mother is a Moylan. They actually all met in Ireland a couple years ago. Thanks for reminding me to go say hi.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SchralphMacchio View Post
    WHOA! I'd be happy just to see it in Northern California!
    I love Alpine. It will be interesting to see how they manage this.
    GF is already in CO so I'd be stoked to get some Alpine too. I think I had a few of their beers last time I was out there but it was all a blur. Sounds like a pretty cool merger if you read the article.

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    Quote Originally Posted by abraham View Post
    Brutah what about fresh squeezed?
    And that ice harbor one caught me by surprise, I picked it up as a spare but it's really good.
    yea the ice harbor IPA was def a pleasant surprised. kennewick, washington brews good beer, who knew?

    and I like the fresh squeezed ipa, nothing crazy special about it though, but definitely tasty.

    green flash definitely makes good beer, haven't tried any alpine brews but maybe the new deal with bring them north!

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    Quote Originally Posted by BRUTAH View Post
    those are some of current favorites:

    uinta hop nosh

    elysian space dust ipa

    elysian dayglow ipa

    bale breaker top cutter ipa

    no-li born & raised

    ice harbor ipa


    i'm a big fan of mosaic and amarillo hops. I really wish breweries would list the hops used in their beers because it certainly would make choosing beers to drink much easier. on the note of mosaic hops, deschutes chasing freshies ipa is fresh hopped with mosaic but I just think the bravo hops used in brewing over power it.

    yes, i mainly like lighter, more citrus-y ipa's. though top cutter and b&r ain't light.

    i always liked lagunitas hop stoopid, though not sure its an ipa
    my current favorite is the hop nosh so i'll have to give some of your other rec's a try
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    Bale Breaker's Field 41 is also really good and at 4.5% also quite sessionable.

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    some damn good IPA's out there

    Checking in from Russian River. How many cases of Pliney should I buy? Fkn good on tap! The Hop Father is damn tasty too.
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    Quote Originally Posted by The AD View Post
    Bale Breaker's Field 41 is also really good and at 4.5% also quite sessionable.
    i actually like field 41 more than top cutter, but this is an IPA thread not a Pale Ale thread so i didn't mention it

    bale breaker's brewery is a cool story. hop farmers that decided to make their own beer and do it well. met the owners last year, really cool, down to earth dudes.

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    My current faves are the Good-life Descender and while not an IPA, the Fremont Summer Ale is pretty go to for me. I salivate a little when I see the orange can...

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    Just tried Dust Bowl Brewing's "Hops of Wrath" the other day for the first time. Pretty good.

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    I had a beer last night that certainly isn't going to be for everyone, but I thought it was interesting. It's Java the Hop by Fort George and, yes, it's a coffee flavored IPA.
    http://www.fortgeorgebrewery.com/bee.../java-the-hop/
    Not sure I'll buy it again, but I was somewhat afraid it would be undrinkable. It's definitely drinkable and perhaps even really good.

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    some damn good IPA's out there

    Checking in from the Trappist

    Baeltane brewing in Novato - The Frig That Ate The World double IPA - fkn good

    Prarie Ale farmhouse makes me want to jump on the bar and sing!

    http://youtu.be/ZbrnXl2gO_k

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    TeleMike- Keep an eye out for Three Monkey's IPA. They're in Madera and there stuff is on tap at least as far north as Merced, so you may see it in your area. Damn good IPA!
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    Thanks. Moving on to Beer Revolution. Two beer limit (self imposed) is killing me. Good thing I have some time to enjoy.
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    Quote Originally Posted by telemike View Post
    why do low wage people who rely on tips act like douchbags?
    I believe they're called hipsters. Some of these coffee shops, oh man...

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    some damn good IPA's out there

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    Altamont Gimme Shelter IPA was great

    Fort Point Villager IPA was not

    Heretic Evil Cousin double IPA

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    some damn good IPA's out there

    Quote Originally Posted by The AD View Post
    I had a beer last night that certainly isn't going to be for everyone, but I thought it was interesting. It's Java the Hop by Fort George and, yes, it's a coffee flavored IPA.
    http://www.fortgeorgebrewery.com/bee.../java-the-hop/
    Not sure I'll buy it again, but I was somewhat afraid it would be undrinkable. It's definitely drinkable and perhaps even really good.
    I've had this 3 times now and I really like it. A really unique beer. Obviously not a session beer, but worth a try for any IPA lover. In fact, all of Fort George's beers are excellent. Omegatex is unreal. Their OPA is a staple in my fridge

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    Quote Originally Posted by telemike View Post
    Heretic Evil Cousin double IPA
    I'm a big fan of this one and the Evil Twin. I keep meaning to stop by their tasting room in Fairfield on the way up to Tahoe.

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    Attachment 160326 This is some damn good IPA.

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    ^ haven't seen it down here, but I do like Elysian in general. Will check at Whole Foods ...
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    Was a little anxious to start the weekend

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    SN Equinox very good

    Port Brewing High Tide Fresh Hop IPA also tasty
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    Had a DuganA from Avery last night. It was nice, more full bodied, with a good pungent pineiness to it. Not top of my list, but up there.

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    some damn good IPA's out there

    While not as good as space cake of the cannabinoid variety, this shit ain't bad. Really citrusy and kind of an ass kicker at 9%.

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