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Just got home with a SA Winter Pack. Just opened a Winter Lager, Nice color and smell. Nice hints of spice flavor.

Kealia wrote:I don;t know but I know I've had BL on tap a few months ago and still liked it so there's definitely something amiss at the Circle K

Excellent Aventure......

It's early enough... I gonna go hit some O-F IPA. I'll throw some p/schapps in for s n gs.

Rodenbach .....first sour that I have tried. Completely surprised, not what I was expecting, it s very good. I will definately be trying more sours.

More of my HCCD Modified into a mild IPA.

I like. I like a lot.

Was drinking out of a SA winter variety pack, then I got interrupted by the UPS guy that dropped me off a package from my secret santa, now I'm drinking Dogfish Head 90 min. and I like that beer.

Murican Wheat!

Had a Sea Dog Wild Blueberry Wheat Ale earlier. Good stuff.

BeerRust wrote:Rodenbach .....first sour that I have tried. Completely surprised, not what I was expecting, it s very good. I will definately be trying more sours.

Assimilated. LOL.

I'm drinking some APA I found in a box.

mashani wrote:

BeerRust wrote:Rodenbach .....first sour that I have tried. Completely surprised, not what I was expecting, it s very good. I will definately be trying more sours.

Assimilated. LOL.

I'm drinking some APA I found in a box.

HAHA....Yes, it was sour but I was expecting more of a sour punch up front and more sour. Do you have and recommendations?

DirtRacer wrote:Had a Sea Dog Wild Blueberry Wheat Ale earlier. Good stuff.

I particularly love Sea Dog's Apricot Wheat. There's a Sea Dog brewpub out here in Orlando that has great food and of course all of their beers on tap. Always a good time.

BeerRust wrote: HAHA....Yes, it was sour but I was expecting more of a sour punch up front and more sour. Do you have and recommendations?

I love sours
Temptation by Russian River Brewing Company is a great sour/wild ale if you can find it, personally one of my favorites and it was my first intro to sours. Sour in the Rye by The Bruery is really good. The Stony Brook Red by Sam Adams is decent, Flemish Red "Marea Roja" by Cismontane is pretty good. The Sam Adams and Cismontane pretty mild "sour" wise so those are not recommended for a "sour punch". Petrus aged red is good too.

Drank a Coronado Coffee Stout last night - Delicious
Also drank another of my Drunkin Pumpkin 2013 - It taste much better than the one I drank last week. Still not great but better. Maybe moving into the "decent" realm.

philm00x wrote:

DirtRacer wrote:Had a Sea Dog Wild Blueberry Wheat Ale earlier. Good stuff.

I particularly love Sea Dog's Apricot Wheat. There's a Sea Dog brewpub out here in Orlando that has great food and of course all of their beers on tap. Always a good time.

Don't think I ever saw the stuff in California but have been lucky to find it occasionally here in Texas. Will keep an eye out for more from them. And for tonight I had straight bourbon.

hmmmmm, tuff call but I think I'll start with the Pliny