Thread: Beer!

Originally Posted by Shadowfax

Chris,

I googled your state and came up with mail order options. Amazon was ridiculous, but for the daring...
http://www.joepattis.com/shop/select...14&typeNum=111

Shipped from Florida I think

Yep that site is up around Pensacola. I'm going to check with our local Wine and Cheese shop since that is all they sell, wine and cheese and see if they can get it.

My favorites:

1. Ballast Point Sculpin IPA (this is by far my favorite...you have to try it if you like IPAs)
2. La Fin Du Monde
3. Tank 7 Farmhouse Ale

Also like Chimay and Duvel for Belgian Tripels but the above three are a must try....especially Ballast Point.

Here is a pile I brought back from Vermont that I have to work thru

Lawson's - Sip of Sunshine
Alchemist - Heady Topper - 2X IPA
Alchemist - Crusher another 2X but with more hops than Heady
Alchemist - Sterk Wit - a Double Belgian White
Alchemist - Luscious - really good British Imperial Stout
Stowe Cider - Smugglers Reserve - Bourbon Barrel Aged
Stowe Cider - Tips Up - nice and dry like a good Champagne
Stowe Cider - Safety Meeting - Dry Hopped Cider
Stowe Cider - Gold Rush - Cider aged in Chardonnay Barrels for a year

Anyone here going to Brugge Belgium for the beer festival in February?

Brugge is on my bucket list ever since that movie was filmed there. In Brugges with Collin Farrel and Brendan Gleason.

@shadowfax that is an awesome collection, but I don’t see any Foam in that pile! Foam has to be among the best new brewers in a competitive VT market. I spend a lot of time in Burlington so I am fortunate enough to have a regular stash of The Shining, Think I’m in Love, Built to Spill and other fantastic IPAs from their can releases. It’s a great time to be a beer fan that’s for sure!

Originally Posted by roncagg

@shadowfax that is an awesome collection, but I don’t see any Foam in that pile! Foam has to be among the best new brewers in a competitive VT market. I spend a lot of time in Burlington so I am fortunate enough to have a regular stash of The Shining, Think I’m in Love, Built to Spill and other fantastic IPAs from their can releases. It’s a great time to be a beer fan that’s for sure!

Not yet familiar with Foam. I go to Stowe usually once a year and stay about a mile from the Alchemist. That was last years haul, this is from October. Hill Farmstead is the oddest brewery I have ever visited but the beer is awesome. Rock Art has a few good ones and the 20th Anniversary IPA in the black cans was real good.

Originally Posted by Shadowfax

Brugge is on my bucket list ever since that movie was filmed there. In Brugges with Collin Farrel and Brendan Gleason.

This weekend I had some nice beers, Jopen IPA, Hopus and

Also my wine cabinet is half filled with beers from my visit to the bier paradijs in Belgium.

Vacationing in Rehobeth Beach DE this week. Have yet to go to the beach, we have a pool 50 yards away with no traffic.

So far been to Nassau Valley Winery
Brimming Horn Meadery
Dogfish Head in Milton
Deweys
Revalation
Big Oyster
Crooked Hammock
Thomson Island

The winner is Deweys, juicy fruity thick and hazy IPAs with high octane.

Whenever I pass through Wisconsin I pick up a bunch. One of the best, easy drinking, beers I've ever had


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