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I like my beer to be hoppy, although I don't particularly enjoy Long Trail IPA. Make sure that four are cold enough for us to drink together when I claim my case later this month.
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I like my beer to be hoppy, although I don't particularly enjoy Long Trail IPA. Make sure that four are cold enough for us to drink together when I claim my case later this month.
If a mountain opens for the weekend then closes was it really ever opened at all?:blink:
Yes, and those one or two days count toward the total season length. It is the days in between, when the mountain is closed, that do not count toward the season length.
I like my beer to be hoppy, although I don't particularly enjoy Long Trail IPA. Make sure that four are cold enough for us to drink together when I claim my case later this month.
Congrats. You'd rather Harpoon IPA? Whichever Magic Hat is currently in rotation? Or would you like to step up to 8 Headdy Toppers?
This is the kinda bet you don't really mind losing... :beer:Congrats. You'd rather Harpoon IPA? Whichever Magic Hat is currently in rotation? Or would you like to step up to 8 Headdy Toppers?
Have to agree with the OP. Long Trail IPA has to be the most overrated of the "popular" IPAs. To be frank, I think it's pretty bad.
The Dogfish head (either 60 minutes or 90 minutes) IPAs are a few of my current favorites. Give those a try if you've never had them.
I like Dogfish 60 and 90. Captain Lawrence Double IPA is the last I tried. Pretty good. Really into Arrogant Bastard right now, although I know it's not an IPA.
Regarding long trail, it's weird, because I really like most of their lineup. Long Trail Ale is solid and my favorite winter seasonal is Hibernator. But I think their IPA is mediocre at best. Doesn't even taste like an IPA.
Have to agree with the OP. Long Trail IPA has to be the most overrated of the "popular" IPAs. To be frank, I think it's pretty bad.
The Dogfish head (either 60 minutes or 90 minutes) IPAs are a few of my current favorites. Give those a try if you've never had them.
I like Dogfish 60 and 90. Captain Lawrence Double IPA is the last I tried. Pretty good. Really into Arrogant Bastard right now, although I know it's not an IPA.
Regarding long trail, it's weird, because I really like most of their lineup. Long Trail Ale is solid and my favorite winter seasonal is Hibernator. But I think their IPA is mediocre at best. Doesn't even taste like an IPA.
I was at a local Delaware establishment just last weekend and had two Dogfish Head 120 minutes. Two was enough, wow!
Question for the board....
The winnings are still unclaimed.
How long before I can drink the beer?
Unfortunately Skiersleft could not be here tonight, accepting the award on his behalf is Ski the Moguls...