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Josey Wales

Well, definitely need some beers after today's loss. What are you guys drinking?

I have some of the Russian River "tion" beers, Lost Abbey Deliverance, and The Abyss that I brought home from Seattle.

It's also hopslam season! One of the best beers in the known universe. FWI Stubby's has hopslam on firkin next Friday, I will not be missing that for anything.
BEARS STILL SUCK

Hey Vikings, I like what you've done with the basement.

"Lazar Hayward. The L stands for leader, and the W stands for winner, Lazar Hayward is a winner."

reinko

Anyone know a good beer store on the East Side?  I'm in the Capital and Oakland are.

Thanks!

MUfan12

Otto's on Oakland had a pretty decent selection the one time I was there. Whole Foods has a pretty good selection as well.

Ever since Blatz Liquor closed, Ray's in Tosa has been my go-to.

Chili

Quote from: reinko on January 20, 2011, 11:22:01 AM
Anyone know a good beer store on the East Side?  I'm in the Capital and Oakland are.

Thanks!

Like mufan12 said, Rays is your best bet. You can also check out Downer Ave Liquor if you are in a pinch on the east side.

I am just happy I picked up my Hopslam minikeg yesterday. Will make for great weekend drinking.
But I like to throw handfuls...

Sir Lawrence

Rays is OK, but for beer, how can you not love Discount Liquor on Oklahoma?  Worth the drive, even from the east side. 
Ludum habemus.


rugbydrummer

Quote from: Sir Lawrence on January 20, 2011, 01:05:32 PM
Rays is OK, but for beer, how can you not love Discount Liquor on Oklahoma?  Worth the drive, even from the east side. 

+1  hands down.  The beer aisle is a wonderland!!

MUfan12

Quote from: Sir Lawrence on January 20, 2011, 01:05:32 PM
Rays is OK, but for beer, how can you not love Discount Liquor on Oklahoma?  Worth the drive, even from the east side. 

Discount is a crapshoot. They have a bunch of beer, but they don't rotate stock at all, or very often. For craft beer, unless you are cellaring it, you probably don't want it getting much older than 6 mos. Seen some 6 packs there that were a year old.

Spotcheck Billy

Rays has always seemed to have a good selection but almost everything is more expensive there especially compared to Discount (except for Discount likes to inflate prices of single bottles of brews like Batch 10000 or KBS at $6/bottle)

Chili

Discounts stock isnt always fresh. I have routinely seen beers 9 months old still on the shelf. Or even seasonal's from the previous year on the shelf. I would rather pay the extra dollar just to get fresh product rather than old stuff.

Also, I just picked up some mini kegs of Hopslam for $35, can't wait for this weekend. Also, last night Romans' did a tapping of this years version which is smoother than last. I think there may be a more honey it. It is dangerously smooth.
But I like to throw handfuls...

muwarrior87

Had a St. Bernardus Abt 12 the other night and this is absolutely delicious. A dark ale, ridiculously smooth and sweet. Also packs a punch at 10.5% ABV.

Josey Wales

Quote from: muwarrior87 on January 24, 2011, 05:12:30 PM
Had a St. Bernardus Abt 12 the other night and this is absolutely delicious. A dark ale, ridiculously smooth and sweet. Also packs a punch at 10.5% ABV.

Those monks sure know what they're doing, thats for sure.
BEARS STILL SUCK

Hey Vikings, I like what you've done with the basement.

"Lazar Hayward. The L stands for leader, and the W stands for winner, Lazar Hayward is a winner."


Spotcheck Billy

I'd try the SN Stung Rye IPa, love rye beers, the Grand Teton beers I've tried were all good, Celebrator is one of the best doppels IMO, Bells Double Cream Stout is a personal favorite, the Redhook Eisbock 23 is crap

where is this?

SaintPaulWarrior

Quote from: Homebrew101 on January 28, 2011, 10:11:42 AM
I'd try the SN Stung Rye IPa, love rye beers, the Grand Teton beers I've tried were all good, Celebrator is one of the best doppels IMO, Bells Double Cream Stout is a personal favorite, the Redhook Eisbock 23 is crap

where is this?

Part of the Winter Carnival in downtown St. Paul tomorrow.

Spotcheck Billy

I've tried the new black IPAs from both Lakefront and Sprecher, both are OK but I preferred the cascade hoppiness of Lakefront's version

also tried the latest New Glarus Unplugged, Smoked Rye ale, I really like rye beers but I don't much care for the smoked flavor in this release, still have a few more, maybe it will grow on me

Chili

In case anyone is wondering, Nomad has KBS on tap right now. Stopped in last Saturday for a beer before the MU game and was pleasantly surprised to see it on tap. So I had three. Good stuff.
But I like to throw handfuls...

Golden Avalanche

Quote from: muwarrior87 on January 24, 2011, 05:12:30 PM
Had a St. Bernardus Abt 12 the other night and this is absolutely delicious. A dark ale, ridiculously smooth and sweet. Also packs a punch at 10.5% ABV.

The Prior 8 is also very good.

Has anyone had Deus from Brouwerij Bosteels (same crew who does Tripel Karmeliet)?

Had it on Saturday night after the Cuse win. Um, orgasmic.

tower912

#568
Something I hadn't seen before from a Keweenaw brewing company from the UP of Michigan.    A 6-pack sampler of cans.      Two cans each of three different kinds. So weird I had to buy some.    Beer is fairly generic but tasty.    I just had never seen a microbrew in a can before.  
Luke 6:45   ...A good man produces goodness from the good in his heart; an evil man produces evil out of his store of evil.   Each man speaks from his heart's abundance...

It is better to be fearless and cheerful than cheerless and fearful.

jfmu

Quote from: tower912 on February 01, 2011, 06:02:13 PM
Something I hadn't seen before from a Keweenaw brewing company from the UP of Michigan.    A 6-pack sampler of cans.      Two cans each of three different kinds. So weird I had to buy some.    Beer is fairly generic but tasty.    I just had never seen a microbrew in a can before.  

a lot of oscar blues are in cans. i seem to always taste the aluminum of the can that turned be off. ive always wanted to try their stuff tho

Spotcheck Billy

all of Oscar blues brews are canned not bottled; I've tried a few and really liked one: GUBNA Imperial IPA, the others I tried were the Ten Fidy and Dales Pale ale and thought they were just so-so

jfmu

Quote from: Homebrew101 on February 03, 2011, 02:22:22 PM
all of Oscar blues brews are canned not bottled; I've tried a few and really liked one: GUBNA Imperial IPA, the others I tried were the Ten Fidy and Dales Pale ale and thought they were just so-so

ill echo you on the dales pale, its just so so. id say the yella pils one is the same. ill have to try the gubna next time im home

SaintPaulWarrior


Hards Alumni

If you haven't taken the "Milwaukee Brewing Company" tour, they can all of their beer.  Its a great tour... Cuz its all you can drink!

Spotcheck Billy

Quote from: Hards_Alumni on February 03, 2011, 09:16:19 PM
If you haven't taken the "Milwaukee Brewing Company" tour, they can all of their beer.  Its a great tour... Cuz its all you can drink!

thanks to this post, we took the tour on Saturday, played some bag toss, drank beer, took the tour, drank beer, played more bag toss after tour and drank beer, took our tokens to Stennies and drank more beer

they make many more styles of beer than I knew about, definitely have a higher appreciation for MBC than previously based on product and their efforts as a business to be as 'green' as they can

I wish they would can more than just their most popular brews but I realize printing labels vs. whole cans is more practical for smaller seasonal beers

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