drjeff
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Six Point's Resin - REALLY GOOD double IPA! lots of hoppy goodness going on from start to finish in this one! Easily 95%+ (if not more like 98%) of what a Heady Topper does to my taste buds!
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I found Resin more malty than HT. See if you can get your hands on some NEBCo Ghandi Bot since you are in CT. That is a DIIPA that in my opinion rivals HT. Their IPA (sea Hag) is pretty dam good too.Six Point's Resin - REALLY GOOD double IPA! lots of hoppy goodness going on from start to finish in this one! Easily 95%+ (if not more like 98%) of what a Heady Topper does to my taste buds!
I found Resin more malty than HT. See if you can get your hands on some NEBCo Ghandi Bot since you are in CT. That is a DIIPA that in my opinion rivals HT. Their IPA (sea Hag) is pretty dam good too.
My wife now has me hooked on this Shakeology stuff. It's actually really good. It's like a protein powder + superfood blend. I make it in the morning with some ice cubes, chilled coffee, and PB2 (powdered peanut butter) and blend it all up.
Baxter brewing had a beer tasting at a local farm. They debuted their new collaboration with DC Brau called "daughters of Poseidon". It's a black IPA brewed with oysters. I was skeptical. It doesn't suck. At all. View attachment 12999
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My wife now has me hooked on this Shakeology stuff. It's actually really good. It's like a protein powder + superfood blend. I make it in the morning with some ice cubes, chilled coffee, and PB2 (powdered peanut butter) and blend it all up.
My wife now has me hooked on this Shakeology stuff. It's actually really good. It's like a protein powder + superfood blend. I make it in the morning with some ice cubes, chilled coffee, and PB2 (powdered peanut butter) and blend it all up.
Uinta HopNosh IPA, wasn't sure what to expect from a brewery in Utah. Pleasantly Surprised by the ample head, nicely balanced flavors with a good little punch! The 7.3 ABV was the clincher, had no idea it was a SLC brewery till I got it home. Would not be shocked to learn it has been mentioned here before. Tasty!
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