Red Mosquito

E.H. Ruddock wrote:If you p*ss*es would drink it like a man and not sip, it would never get warm.

this is where thodoks would yell at me for chilling my glasses beforehand..

Electromatic wrote:

Monkey_Driven wrote:

Orpheus wrote:

Monkey_Driven wrote:Team, I need some help. IPA's are my absolute favorite beer but I can't seem to find one lately that consistently hits the spot. What should I try? I'm a big fan of Stone IPA, Firestone Union Jack IPA, and Green Flash.

If price is not a problem try Ballast Point Sculpin. I also love Dogfish Head 60 Minute. And if you like DIPAs the Southern Tier 2X is a good one. What region are you in?

Mid-Missouri.

Boulevard Double Wide IPA?

Well, duh. Delicious, but a special treat.

Orpheus wrote:Ranger IPA from New Belgium should be available in Mizzou as well, I quite like that one.

I enjoy Ranger as well.

Chris_H_2 wrote:

Monkey_Driven wrote:

Orpheus wrote:

Monkey_Driven wrote:Team, I need some help. IPA's are my absolute favorite beer but I can't seem to find one lately that consistently hits the spot. What should I try? I'm a big fan of Stone IPA, Firestone Union Jack IPA, and Green Flash.

If price is not a problem try Ballast Point Sculpin. I also love Dogfish Head 60 Minute. And if you like DIPAs the Southern Tier 2X is a good one. What region are you in?

Mid-Missouri.

yeah, sculpin is really good. they have a grapefruit sculpin that's solid as well.

also, doesn't surly distribute in Missouri? if so, its furious ipa is good too.

I'll have to check it out. Thanks.

I guess I just don't need every experience drinking beer to be in full-on snob mode. If I'm drinking some awesome 25 ounce Belgian I paid fifteen bucks for, sure. But if I'm at my neighborhood bar just drinking a local IPA, who gives a shit? I'm probably in the minority but I also hate small pours of high alcohol beer. I ordered a Brown Sugga a while back and they gave me 6 ounces in a fucking lowball glass. Just pour me a pint and let me handle my alcohol like an adult. I love good beer but the preciousness around it is hilarious.

Orpheus wrote:I guess I just don't need every experience drinking beer to be in full-on snob mode. If I'm drinking some awesome 25 ounce Belgian I paid fifteen bucks for, sure. But if I'm at my neighborhood bar just drinking a local IPA, who gives a shit? I'm probably in the minority but I also hate small pours of high alcohol beer. I ordered a Brown Sugga a while back and they gave me 6 ounces in a fucking lowball glass. Just pour me a pint and let me handle my alcohol like an adult. I love good beer but the preciousness around it is hilarious.

agreed...my local pub always pours me a full pint no matter which beer it is

Ive honestly backed off trying so many things, and needing to get everything i hear of. I still enjoy it, but a lot of the time ill sit down at the place by me with 76 taps and just order a Two Hearted.

Monkey_Driven wrote:

Electromatic wrote:

Monkey_Driven wrote:

Orpheus wrote:

Monkey_Driven wrote:Team, I need some help. IPA's are my absolute favorite beer but I can't seem to find one lately that consistently hits the spot. What should I try? I'm a big fan of Stone IPA, Firestone Union Jack IPA, and Green Flash.

If price is not a problem try Ballast Point Sculpin. I also love Dogfish Head 60 Minute. And if you like DIPAs the Southern Tier 2X is a good one. What region are you in?

Mid-Missouri.

Boulevard Double Wide IPA?

Well, duh. Delicious, but a special treat.

Orpheus wrote:Ranger IPA from New Belgium should be available in Mizzou as well, I quite like that one.

I enjoy Ranger as well.

Chris_H_2 wrote:

Monkey_Driven wrote:

Orpheus wrote:

Monkey_Driven wrote:Team, I need some help. IPA's are my absolute favorite beer but I can't seem to find one lately that consistently hits the spot. What should I try? I'm a big fan of Stone IPA, Firestone Union Jack IPA, and Green Flash.

If price is not a problem try Ballast Point Sculpin. I also love Dogfish Head 60 Minute. And if you like DIPAs the Southern Tier 2X is a good one. What region are you in?

Mid-Missouri.

yeah, sculpin is really good. they have a grapefruit sculpin that's solid as well.

also, doesn't surly distribute in Missouri? if so, its furious ipa is good too.

I'll have to check it out. Thanks.

I'd just like to add Founders Centennial IPA to the list, it's fantastic.

PHATJ wrote:I'd just like to add Founders Centennial IPA to the list, it's fantastic.

Yup. And if you want to drink buckets, All Day IPA is pretty damn good, too.

Self wrote:

PHATJ wrote:I'd just like to add Founders Centennial IPA to the list, it's fantastic.

Yup. And if you want to drink buckets, All Day IPA is pretty damn good, too.

All Day is lovely. Haven't had Centennial.

durdencommatyler wrote:

Self wrote:

PHATJ wrote:I'd just like to add Founders Centennial IPA to the list, it's fantastic.

Yup. And if you want to drink buckets, All Day IPA is pretty damn good, too.

All Day is lovely. Haven't had Centennial.

@SkitchP wrote:Ive honestly backed off trying so many things, and needing to get everything i hear of. I still enjoy it, but a lot of the time ill sit down at the place by me with 76 taps and just order a Two Hearted.

The local pizza place has Two Hearted pitchers for $8 nightly and they give you small glasses. Not a good recipe for the next morning.

This was just released today by Revolution Brewing here in Chicago. It rocks.

Monkey_Driven wrote:

@SkitchP wrote:Ive honestly backed off trying so many things, and needing to get everything i hear of. I still enjoy it, but a lot of the time ill sit down at the place by me with 76 taps and just order a Two Hearted.

The local pizza place has Two Hearted pitchers for $8 nightly and they give you small glasses. Not a good recipe for the next morning.

Yeah, I can walk home from a place with two hearted on tap. Im worried about tomorrow.

What's up RM beer squad? I haven't been here since kid #2 came along.

After reading some of your posts I feel like some of you might agree with my feeling that craft beer has gotten so big and varied that I tend to stick with mostly local favoritrs. I'm too lazy to seek out many new brews. I plan on dusting off the homebrew rig ina few weeks. It's been way too long.

Congrats on kid #2

Thanks, total game changer.

drinking a revolution special edition homefront hops for heroes brew. it's okay.

Oskar yellow pils

E.H. Ruddock wrote:Oskar yellow pils

that's good stuff.

Anyone try Abitas Lemon Saison?

Since the wife got preggo I have hardly had any drinks at all. It's been a few months now. I had 4 beers yesterday and am feeling it this morning. What a p*ssy.