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Raijin Quickfoot
I'm your Huckleberry YOU'RE NO DAISYRegistered User, ClubPA regular
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And be reborn here as the NEW BEER THREAD POST QUARANTINE 2021 EDITION DELUXE TURBO
Currently drinking this IPA called 8 Count.
It is by Lupulin in collaboration with Caleb Truex
Caleb Truex is a boxer, hence the boxing theme on the can.
It’s a very good IPA. Very drinkable and coming in at a nice 7.5%.
Lupulin has never let me down.
Currently drinking this IPA called 8 Count.
It is by Lupulin in collaboration with Caleb Truex
Caleb Truex is a boxer, hence the boxing theme on the can.
It’s a very good IPA. Very drinkable and coming in at a nice 7.5%.
Lupulin has never let me down.
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This is a wonderful triple hopped triple IPA from Surly.
Coming in at a WHOPPING 10.6% this is not a beer for lightweights.
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Thats so long ago, they put oranges in it now.
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It was good but not nearly as good as Dear Peter.
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I love the lower ABV. For far to long it's been too difficult to get a flavorful IPA that wasn't north of 8%.
New thread challenge: let's see how many buffalo secretions we can drink.
It made me angry.
Like Corona is making a new hard seltzer, or they just mixed Corona with seltzer
The hard seltzer game has been buck wild for a while now.
Just remember - no one may own beer, merely rent it.
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Beer.
Tavour no longer delivers to me. This really sucks as it was a fun way to get some unique beers
Impossible to tell its all water ZING FUCKIN GOTEM HAHA no but seriously I don't know
There is imperial hard seltzer.
There is barrel-aged imperial hard seltzer.
And every drop should be used to combat forest fires instead of people consuming it.
I'm sure you're joking, but there's legit audiences for those beverages. My sister for instance has gluten intolerances and can't drink beer anymore, so she's really happy hard seltzers and ciders exist.
Why would you say something so controversial yet so brave?
Better to take yer chances in the briny blue than face the all consuming, fizzy wrath of a blackberry flavored Hot Girl Summer.
Its the non-beer alternative like wine coolers used to be. Theres always going to be a market for fizzy alcoholic drinks that arent beer but you can still buy in a can/bottle and have on a nice sunny day. Marketing has just went nuts with it.
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I'd be doing so much party yacht cocaine right now.
Had it pegged as a momentary wave like hard root beer but holy shit was I off by a mile.
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Check out Not your Father's Root beer?
I was about to say, Not Your Father's is the one I've tried most and still disliked how sweet it was.
Verdict, me likey. Very smooth, yet crisp flemish style sour with hints of blueberry and black cherry.
Thus far in their ownership Duvel is still very much letting Boulevard do their own thing and while they've gone far heavier into cans instead of bottles, the product itself is still uniformly high quality and I don't mind keeping most of my craft beer purchases local, as it were.
~ Buckaroo Banzai
It's a flemish red Ale that's aged in oak casks and then mixed with other beers, kind of like a port. It's just barely on the border of being a sour but it doesn't cross the line so you get a delightful little bit of fruity tartness on the back end that cuts the initial sweetness.
Still had my shoes on.