Re: You Will Drink Good BEER ... And It Will Be Delicious!
Posted: Fri May 30, 2014 8:15 pm
nice...I had 2 plinys at lunch at my pub@SkitchP wrote:Guys. The bar by my house got two hearted on tap.
nice...I had 2 plinys at lunch at my pub@SkitchP wrote:Guys. The bar by my house got two hearted on tap.

fortune favors the bold flavor favorersspike wrote:doug, do you ever tire of ipas? i'll get on a kick, then after awhile i want something lighter, less bold.
not so much yet..there are so many different styles here that I havent burned out yet..that being said, I had a nice breakfast stout at the pub today for lunch..I keep Victory pils in the fridge at all times as well to go a bit lighterspike wrote:doug, do you ever tire of ipas? i'll get on a kick, then after awhile i want something lighter, less bold.
What is your hop of choice fellow hop head?doug rr wrote:not so much yet..there are so many different styles here that I havent burned out yet..that being said, I had a nice breakfast stout at the pub today for lunch..I keep Victory pils in the fridge at all times as well to go a bit lighterspike wrote:doug, do you ever tire of ipas? i'll get on a kick, then after awhile i want something lighter, less bold.
hmm, off the top of my head: simcoe, centennial, amarillo and columbus...you?Chris_H_2 wrote:What is your hop of choice fellow hop head?doug rr wrote:not so much yet..there are so many different styles here that I havent burned out yet..that being said, I had a nice breakfast stout at the pub today for lunch..I keep Victory pils in the fridge at all times as well to go a bit lighterspike wrote:doug, do you ever tire of ipas? i'll get on a kick, then after awhile i want something lighter, less bold.
Big fan of citra hop (see, e.g., Zombie Dust) and cascade. I used to love the centennial, but I think I got burned out on the Dogfish Head taste.doug rr wrote:hmm, off the top of my head: simcoe, centennial, amarillo and columbus...you?Chris_H_2 wrote:What is your hop of choice fellow hop head?doug rr wrote:not so much yet..there are so many different styles here that I havent burned out yet..that being said, I had a nice breakfast stout at the pub today for lunch..I keep Victory pils in the fridge at all times as well to go a bit lighterspike wrote:doug, do you ever tire of ipas? i'll get on a kick, then after awhile i want something lighter, less bold.
Alex wrote:fortune favors the bold flavor favorers
Are you trying the Grand Cru? We get that one on tap here a few times a year and it blows me away every time. Such a perfect beer.Electromatic wrote:Drinking Rodenbach, Loving it.
Yes, it's such a nice refreshing drink.vegman wrote:Are you trying the Grand Cru? We get that one on tap here a few times a year and it blows me away every time. Such a perfect beer.Electromatic wrote:Drinking Rodenbach, Loving it.
hey, I dont get bells or founders@SkitchP wrote:I feel like Doug is rubbing his Pliny access in our faces at an increased rate recently
CT has been a better place since Founders arrived. I'll be stopping by the packy today to check for Enjoy By.doug rr wrote:hey, I dont get bells or founders@SkitchP wrote:I feel like Doug is rubbing his Pliny access in our faces at an increased rate recently
Picked up 6 bottles of Enjoy by 7-4-14 today