Red Mosquito

@SkitchP wrote:

doug rr wrote:

@SkitchP wrote:First Founders Breakfast Stout of the season.

pliny swap? I miss that stuff

UM YES A MILLION TIMES YES.

Wait, this is a breakfast stout, not a KBS, right?

Just cracked open a 2012 Dark Lord I've been aging. Holy shit. It's unbelievable.

Chris_H_2 wrote:Just cracked open a 2012 Dark Lord I've been aging. Holy shit. It's unbelievable.

I was thinking about Dark Lord while standing in line forever at NEBCo today, that day must be one helluva time.

http://www.kegworks.com/blog/2013/09/30 ... CQ4cA.dpbs

Sucks for all the beer geeks in NH.

oasisfan35 wrote:

Chris_H_2 wrote:Just cracked open a 2012 Dark Lord I've been aging. Holy shit. It's unbelievable.

I was thinking about Dark Lord while standing in line forever at NEBCo today, that day must be one helluva time.

It's fun to be sure, but it's also a lot of standing in line waiting to get your allotment. The people-watching is insane though.

doug rr wrote:

Chris_H_2 wrote:

doug rr wrote:Just noticed there is a new TV channel called Esquire TV..anyway, tonight there is a new show starting called Brew Dogs and they are at Stone Brewery tonight...could be interesting or not

Firestone Walker's Velvet Merkin is out in your area. Go find some NOW!

Firestone is opening a tap room that is bike riding distance from my place

that show last night was pretty good btw, next week they head up to San Fran so I'm sure Pliny's going to get some love

Just caught the first episode. I didn't realize that the founder of Stone was the lead singer for Band of Horses.

Chris_H_2 wrote:

doug rr wrote:Just noticed there is a new TV channel called Esquire TV..anyway, tonight there is a new show starting called Brew Dogs and they are at Stone Brewery tonight...could be interesting or not

Firestone Walker's Velvet Merkin is out in your area. Go find some NOW!

i love a good merkin

If liqueur stores only sold fat tire and guiness, i could remain content but shocktop midnight ale, killians irish red and newcastle are all welcome in my fridge.

Just got a Game of Thrones:Take the Black Stout.
I shall try in the upcoming days.

@SkitchP wrote:Just got a Game of Thrones:Take the Black Stout.
I shall try in the upcoming days.

I had that on tap a couple of days ago. Tasty but I'd rather just have a Breakfast Stout or an Ole' Rasputin. Something about the Ommegang yeast threw it out of whack for me. I'm curious to see what someone else thinks of that one. I loved the GOT blonde ale (forget the name).

had the Stone enjoy by 10-25 last night on tap....excellent as always..and on tap next to it was Russian RIver Blind Pig which I enjoyed as well

vegman wrote:

@SkitchP wrote:Just got a Game of Thrones:Take the Black Stout.
I shall try in the upcoming days.

I had that on tap a couple of days ago. Tasty but I'd rather just have a Breakfast Stout or an Ole' Rasputin. Something about the Ommegang yeast threw it out of whack for me. I'm curious to see what someone else thinks of that one. I loved the GOT blonde ale (forget the name).

Wasn't a big fan either. I thought it was rather bleh.

vegman wrote:

@SkitchP wrote:Just got a Game of Thrones:Take the Black Stout.
I shall try in the upcoming days.

I had that on tap a couple of days ago. Tasty but I'd rather just have a Breakfast Stout or an Ole' Rasputin. Something about the Ommegang yeast threw it out of whack for me. I'm curious to see what someone else thinks of that one. I loved the GOT blonde ale (forget the name).

It's the rare occasion where as long as it's not undrinkable (glances in the direction of my bottle of faithfull ale) the label is really what i was buying.

@SkitchP wrote:

vegman wrote:

@SkitchP wrote:Just got a Game of Thrones:Take the Black Stout.
I shall try in the upcoming days.

I had that on tap a couple of days ago. Tasty but I'd rather just have a Breakfast Stout or an Ole' Rasputin. Something about the Ommegang yeast threw it out of whack for me. I'm curious to see what someone else thinks of that one. I loved the GOT blonde ale (forget the name).

It's the rare occasion where as long as it's not undrinkable (glances in the direction of my bottle of faithfull ale) the label is really what i was buying.

That faithful was truly awful.

vegman wrote:

@SkitchP wrote:

vegman wrote:

@SkitchP wrote:Just got a Game of Thrones:Take the Black Stout.
I shall try in the upcoming days.

I had that on tap a couple of days ago. Tasty but I'd rather just have a Breakfast Stout or an Ole' Rasputin. Something about the Ommegang yeast threw it out of whack for me. I'm curious to see what someone else thinks of that one. I loved the GOT blonde ale (forget the name).

It's the rare occasion where as long as it's not undrinkable (glances in the direction of my bottle of faithfull ale) the label is really what i was buying.

That faithful was truly awful.

You don't like overpriced, watered-down Old Milwaukee?

Anything I must drink tomorrow at the World Beer Festival?
http://allaboutbeer.com/gather-for-beer ... r-line-up/

Bottled today

Stone Enjoy By 11.12.13 IPA Availability

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Delaware
Iowa
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Michigan
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North Carolina
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
South Carolina
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Chris_H_2 wrote:Bottled today

Stone Enjoy By 11.12.13 IPA Availability

Connecticut
Delaware
Iowa
Indiana
Kansas
Massachusetts
Maine
Michigan
Minnesota
North Carolina
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
South Carolina
Virginia
Vermont

I laughed pretty hard at this . . .

http://www.collegehumor.com/article/692 ... -local-bar

Does Dogfish still sell "Faithful Ale" or the Robert Johnson inspired "Hellhound on my Ale" or was that a limited time deal? I never got to try any of it.