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Dove said:
We're in Delaware til Wednesday. I think Im going to reach out to Zach to see if he'll let me pick up an order on way home. Will be through Mamaroneck before he opens.
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He or Carla are usually in early to brew, and I think they might be canning this Wednesday, so will definitely be in early. He will definitely accommodate you.
 
karstenkibbe said:
He or Carla are usually in early to brew, and I think they might be canning this Wednesday, so will definitely be in early. He will definitely accommodate you.
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The "Eager to Share" pale ale they do is exceptional. Tastes sorta like an IPA but low abv. It's one of my favorite they do
 
Letsgohuskies11 said:
The "Eager to Share" pale ale they do is exceptional. Tastes sorta like an IPA but low abv. It's one of my favorite they do
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It’s a great beer for sure, going back to Zac’s days at Twelve Percent. But you are likely to see fewer batches of Eager moving forward. He’s experimenting with a lot of next-generation hops and innovating more.
 
karstenkibbe said:
It’s a great beer for sure, going back to Zac’s days at Twelve Percent. But you are likely to see fewer batches of Eager moving forward. He’s experimenting with a lot of next-generation hops and innovating more.
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I was in there a few weeks ago and tried that Irish stout and liked it a lot. Really can't go wrong with whatever they've put out.
 
I haven’t read this thread in years. But if you haven’t had Karate in the Garage from Southern Swells you are missing out.
 
Local eatery in Milford, DE has a beer on tap called Reach Around IPA. Napier vibes...
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Had a Hill Farmstead Abner last night. Still great. It’s nice that they can now.
 
karstenkibbe said:
@Dove is flat out wrong. No one, and I mean no one, in Connecticut makes even decent pastry stouts on a level close to Treehouse. BUT Fox Farm’s barrel aged stouts are absolutely on par (arguably better) with Treehouse’s BA offerings.
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Dove is a freaking idiot.
 
Fishy said:
Well, I am the Beer Expert.

Been out of stock up here for a spell. I might swing by Mamaroneck at some point.
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For what it's worth @karstenkibbe I grabbed Danny Boy from Treehouse, their Nitro Dry Irish Stout. Similar abv. It was underwhelming. Good, but lacking in flavor a bit. I remember thinking O'Hara's was good.
 
karstenkibbe said:
@Dove is flat out wrong. No one, and I mean no one, in Connecticut makes even decent pastry stouts on a level close to Treehouse. BUT Fox Farm’s barrel aged stouts are absolutely on par (arguably better) with Treehouse’s BA offerings.
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Cole's Raod has a stout with peanut butter and choklit. Clouds Of Delusion. Best CT stout I've ever had. Caius Farm has his Nero stouts, too. And Timber Ales.
 
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More dry Irish stout....and actually a really, really good one. Dead Rabbit from West Kill Brewing up in the Catskills.

This one kicks Guinness, too. (And I love Guinness)

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My fave brewski while on Dalaware vacation. Revolution Brewings Rise Up. A coffee milk stout.
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karstenkibbe said:
He or Carla are usually in early to brew, and I think they might be canning this Wednesday, so will definitely be in early. He will definitely accommodate you.
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Picked up my order. We jumped on the Hutch too hear the GPS chick say our home was 72 miles away, and 2.5 hours to get there. Da hell?

Chilled a Tangier and sipping now.
 
Dove said:
Picked up my order. We jumped on the Hutch too hear the GPS chick say our home was 72 miles away, and 2.5 hours to get there. Da hell?

Chilled a Tangier and sipping now.
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I hope you got fresh cans of The Broken and the Dead.
 
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Dove said:
My fave brewski while on Dalaware vacation. Revolution Brewings Rise Up. A coffee milk stout.View attachment 119634
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Ordinarily, I would let this pass, but as the Beer Expert, I owe a standard of care that forces me to advise you that you are drinking a beer from Evolution Brewing in Chesapeake not Revolution Brewing which is located in Chicago.

An upcoming review will reveal the Beer Expert’s currently top-ranked beer which is from Revolution Brewing.
 
Fishy said:
Ordinarily, I would let this pass, but as the Beer Expert, I owe a standard of care that forces me to advise you that you are drinking a beer from Evolution Brewing in Chesapeake not Revolution Brewing which is located in Chicago.

An upcoming review will reveal the Beer Expert’s currently top-ranked beer which is from Revolution Brewing.
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Interesting. I hate their Anti Hero IPA. Everything you wrongly ascribe to Heady Topper is actually present in that. Just liquid pine sol with grapefruit bitterness dialed up to 10.
 
HuskyHawk said:
Interesting. I hate their Anti Hero IPA. Everything you wrongly ascribe to Heady Topper is actually present in that. Just liquid pine sol with grapefruit bitterness dialed up to 10.
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I recommend avoiding IPAs.
 
Bought a Four pack without trying this. Love the color but this is more dry and bitter than I expected. I suppose I thought it would be more like Anchor Steam.
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As stated a hundred times, not my cup of tea, but I'm in full agreement with those who prefer this to Heady Topper.

If someone tried to give me another, I would not punch them.


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The Baby Kittens of South Delaware...Swishy Pants from Dewey Beer. Damned tasty. Every saloon, restaurant, juke joint or tavern has this on tap. Thank God!
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