Red Mosquito

E.H. Ruddock wrote:Apparently every brewery ever now makes alcoholic root beer

Fuck that shit.

dpupenya wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:Apparently every brewery ever now makes alcoholic root beer

I have some in the fridge. Decent float...

Alcoholic ginger ale is gaining traction as well

Fuck that shit too.

Sorry to start a beer glass argument. I'm not a stickler. I just find it interesting.

I'm not saying it's the best IPA in the world, but Golden Road's Point the Way IPA is very drinkable and only $8 a six pack here.

Ballast Point's Calm Before the Storm rocks pretty hard.

Also, I finally had a Habanero Sculpin.

turned2black wrote:I'm not saying it's the best IPA in the world, but Golden Road's Point the Way IPA is very drinkable and only $8 a six pack here.

I drink that stuff all the time....and I don't even care that they sold out to budweiser last month

B wrote:Ballast Point's Calm Before the Storm rocks pretty hard.

Also, I finally had a Habanero Sculpin.

I really don't like the Calm Before the Storm. It is the only Ballast Point I've had that I didn't enjoy. The Victory at Sea is still by far my favorite Ballast Point beer. Have you guys had that one yet?

I drank a 6 pack of Lagunitas IPA last night and woke up with a nasty hangover.

B wrote:Ballast Point's Calm Before the Storm rocks pretty hard.

Also, I finally had a Habanero Sculpin.

Had a Calm Before the Storm yesterday.

RussellManiac12 wrote:

B wrote:Ballast Point's Calm Before the Storm rocks pretty hard.

Also, I finally had a Habanero Sculpin.

Had a Calm Before the Storm yesterday.

YEah! F that PHATJ guy.

B wrote:

RussellManiac12 wrote:

B wrote:Ballast Point's Calm Before the Storm rocks pretty hard.

Also, I finally had a Habanero Sculpin.

Had a Calm Before the Storm yesterday.

YEah! F that PHATJ guy.

I was in Atlanta/Athens last weekend. I drank way too much beer. Lots of local brews and Dogfish Head (which we don't have here in mid-MO).

Any fans of Terrapin beers? They are from Georgia for those who don't know about them. Anyway, I've had a few of their beer types and think they are pretty mediocre. Wondering if I'm missing anything. I've had the Rye Pale Ale and the Hopsecutioner IPA. Neither are terrible, but for the price range, would rather go with stuff I like better.

darth_vedder wrote:Any fans of Terrapin beers? They are from Georgia for those who don't know about them. Anyway, I've had a few of their beer types and think they are pretty mediocre. Wondering if I'm missing anything. I've had the Rye Pale Ale and the Hopsecutioner IPA. Neither are terrible, but for the price range, would rather go with stuff I like better.

Their Hi 5 IPA in the can is really good. They also do a seasonal chocolate milk stout that is good.

tragabigzanda wrote:I had a Pfriem pilsner at Taylor Shellfish when I was in Seattle a couple weeks ago, and I can't stop thinking about it.

Pfriem has some great beers. Their Blonde IPA is amazing.

ballast point IPO...hmmm

http://www.latimes.com/business/la-fi-b ... story.html

doug rr wrote:ballast point IPO...hmmm

http://www.latimes.com/business/la-fi-b ... story.html

IPA IPO

Had a draft Sculpin IPA, it was tasty