dlague
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Hold over at BWI for two hours - Gotta have something to do!
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dlague
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In St Louis and having a local IPA - Urban Chestnut - STLIPA 8.25%
Edit: now having Schlafly IPA!
Edit: now having Schlafly IPA!
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HD333
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Jack's Abbey Copper Legend. Best Oktoberfest of the season so far.
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Hill Farmstead "Edward" American Pale Ale AMAZING
Finally made it to the brewery yesterday. Word to the wise for those who go. Arrive around 2. I showed up for five minutes before opening and the line took two hours to get through to get my beers. When I left at 2, the line was half as long. I talked to few regulars who got their at 2 and they said at opening or before closing was the worst time to go.
Wild scene. There were fans from Philly, NYC, Maine who all made the pilgrimage to specifically buy their beer and go home the next days. I guess when a publications call a place the best brewery in the world, people take notice.
Finally made it to the brewery yesterday. Word to the wise for those who go. Arrive around 2. I showed up for five minutes before opening and the line took two hours to get through to get my beers. When I left at 2, the line was half as long. I talked to few regulars who got their at 2 and they said at opening or before closing was the worst time to go.
Wild scene. There were fans from Philly, NYC, Maine who all made the pilgrimage to specifically buy their beer and go home the next days. I guess when a publications call a place the best brewery in the world, people take notice.
HD333
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Whacusett Larry. Verdict is still out on this one.
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Hill Farmstead "Amarillo"
marcski
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Hill Farmstead is a great brewery.
I just enjoyed a Jai Alai, IPA. now, I am popping open a new favorite, a Red Betty IPA.
twinplanx
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Nebraska IPA. Chosen over Lagunitas Sucks for its superior drinkability. The Lagunutis was tastey but a growler full would have been a bit over the top (IMHO) Probably good with a meal but I'm eating light this evening & gonna tie one on 
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twinplanx
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Now I'm drinking a proper Lagunitas. Little Sumptin' Ale .. ...its IPA ish
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Edd
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For Lagunitas, the regular IPA is much better to me on tap. In the bottle a there's a maltiness that messes it up for me.
Lil Sumpin' is pretty drinkable. Never seen it on tap.
Lil Sumpin' is pretty drinkable. Never seen it on tap.
xwhaler
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RuhiRants
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Flying Dog's Raging Bitch IPA
1+
dlague
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tree_skier
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Wife bought some of this, I found it better then last year but a lot of cinnamon flavor, maybe a little too much.
Not Sure
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Lord Chesterfield Ale
Smooth .A bit Foamy head but calms down in a few minutes
Becoming a regular for me.
Smooth .A bit Foamy head but calms down in a few minutes
Becoming a regular for me.
marcski
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I had 2 Green Diamonds Imperial IPAs from Other Half Brewing Co., Brooklyn, NY.
It was outstanding. It has a smooth, velvety, citrus tongue that, to me, defines a fine, DIPA.
It was outstanding. It has a smooth, velvety, citrus tongue that, to me, defines a fine, DIPA.
