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Finally found a great beer that isn’t too hoppy- it’s “Whirlpool Hazy Pale” from Night Shift Brewing in Boston. Very delicious and very drinkable.
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Finally found a great beer that isn’t too hoppy- it’s “Whirlpool Hazy Pale” from Night Shift Brewing in Boston. Very delicious and very drinkable.View attachment 102575
They'd argue with you on it being hoppy. Had one on tap Thursday. It's a nice modern hoppy pale ale but at 4.5% it's pretty mild and crisp.
 
Ah, the Pacific NW, with real IPAs, not hazy, grapefruity NE style.
You mean bitter, astringent drain pour garbage IPAs from the west coast. Might as well drink Draino. The IBU race on the west coast was the worst thing to ever happen to beer.
 
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I was there a few weeks ago and I was most impressed by their stouts too... but the winner was their pilsner. The best pilsner I have ever had. It was incredible. One of their stouts, though, I forget which, was overpowered by the alcohol content.
Their Vienna Lager is off the charts. As is the kolsch. He'll, everything!!

The Nero stouts are great. Not sure what stout was overpowering.
 
Their Vienna Lager is off the charts. As is the kolsch. He'll, everything!!

The Nero stouts are great. Not sure what stout was overpowering.
I forget. I just checked their menu and there are only 2 stouts there now. There were 4 the day we went. And there's no Pilsner listed now.

Everyone who was with me couldn't cut through the alcohol in that over 10% stout.

It was a Russian.
 
I forget. I just checked their menu and there are only 2 stouts there now. There were 4 the day we went. And there's no Pilsner listed now.

Everyone who was with me couldn't cut through the alcohol in that over 10% stout.

It was a Russian.
I'll bet it was barrel-aged.
 
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Oh I've been doing some things
 

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Out of the hood (river). Out of Oregon entirely. Spent the week in portland and had a good time. Kinda wonder about some of my choices but I hit the places that are considered the better options these days.

Even stopped for singles at the airport store
 
Tox is moving to a new space at 123 Bank Street in New London. Larger space, bigger patio and new state of the art brewing system.

We are excited to unveil some big news: we're moving! Well okay, considering the press coverage, it's not much of a secret anymore. So here it is: we’ve spent the better part of two years renovating the historic Montgomery Ward building here in New London at 123 Bank Street to be our future home. We’ve teamed up with some incredible people to completely transform this space into our dream brewery and taproom, all while preserving its historical integrity.

This new 15,000 sq ft space spans the entire building from its facade on Bank Street to the public parking lot in back. We've installed a 15 BBL state-of-the-art brewing system built by Premier Stainless Systems, expanded our cellar and packaging capacity, built a dedicated barrel aging space, a kitchen with designer pizza oven, a full service coffee shop, a retro craft soda counter, semi and fully private event spaces, an expansive taproom with outdoor alleyway patio, expanded drink menu, games and other activities, enclosures with LIVING poisonous creatures, a live performance space, and more surprises that you'll just have to discover for yourself.

When? We hope to be open later this year. Fall 2024 is the goal. We'll keep you posted on developments, timelines, and share more details in the coming weeks.
 
Surprised it took this long since I knew about it at Christmas. But business does business things
 
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Very good Dunkel from Hoax in East Haven. Had this at the Westville Music Bowl last night. The only brown in a sea of IPAs. Was very pleased.

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Very good Dunkel from Hoax in East Haven. Had this at the Westville Music Bowl last night. The only brown in a sea of IPAs. Was very pleased.

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I seriously had no idea that Hoax was still in business. I love a great Dunkel. Very few American breweries have mastered the style. Fortunately, for those of us in CT, Fox Farm’s Helmhold is probably the best in the Northeast.
 
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I seriously had no idea that Hoax was still in business. I love a great Dunkel. Very few American breweries have mastered the style. Fortunately, for those of us in CT, Fox Farm’s Helmhold is probably the best in the Northeast.
Yeah, Dunkels, ESBs, Amber ales, anything malt forward and NOT an IPA are like hen's teeth. I'll have to check out that Helmhold.
 
Normally I’m one of the people who complain about Pumpkin beers in August. Yet I had a good one at Barnstable Brewing last weekend. Evidently fresh, has a nice vanilla note and wasn’t over spiced.
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That looks epic. It also looks like the kind of overly heavy, boozy DIPA I've been avoiding lately. Sometimes it's just too much. Where is Fidens?
Located in Albany. Some are turbid. Typical New England IPa body. None of their DIPAs (or infrequent TIPAs if you venture into double digit ABV territory) are boozy. At all. Like Treehouse, they are masters of masking ABV levels. Incredibly balanced.
 
Normally I’m one of the people who complain about Pumpkin beers in August. Yet I had a good one at Barnstable Brewing last weekend. Evidently fresh, has a nice vanilla note and wasn’t over spiced.
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Ok, my friend. This is a WILD coincidence. My family just pulled up to our Airbnb in Hyannis for the week, 0.9 miles from Barnstable Brewing. Already prepped my wife that we are definitely hitting Treehouse Sandwich. But I’m game to try something new within walking distance if you recommend.
 
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