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Post by brewinbucks on Feb 15, 2017 19:46:56 GMT -6
Founders: Lizard of Koz. If you haven't tried it yet, it's worth the $16. A mixture of blueberries,vanilla, chocolate, all aged in a bourbon barrel. I heard it got terrible reviews from a bunch of people. Might have to check it out though, you are the second person to recommend it. Check out Central Waters barrel aged stuff if you can get your hands on it.
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Post by 4shaw on Feb 15, 2017 20:16:08 GMT -6
Yuengling. I'm in Florida right now and spent a half hour wandering from stand to stand looking for it at Monday's Heat-Magic game. They don't sell it there and earned my eternal hatred.
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Post by morethanagame on Feb 16, 2017 7:12:48 GMT -6
I love New Glarus "Spotted Cow" -- welcome to the club, right? -- but I also really like Lucid "Air" and Surly "Cynic Ale" Glad you enjoyed the Spotted Cow I smuggled up to you in MN!! One of my favorite beers as well as Two Women from them. Riverwest Stein from Lake Front Brewery is my other favorite Wisconsin beer. I started home brewing last year and have done 3 5-gallon batches so far. Really enjoying it. As far as the micro goes, there are a ton out there. My wife and I did a micro tasting last year. Love the ones that stay to the roots of lagers, ales etc. Too many were going down the road of experimenting, making ginger beer for example. Might have to create a new category for them, cause they weren't beer.
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Post by brandonwarne52 on Feb 16, 2017 11:48:38 GMT -6
Yeah man, every time I sneak over to WI I gotta grab some. Awesome stuff.
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Post by sotafan27 on Feb 17, 2017 8:44:08 GMT -6
I bought it from the Festival Foods I work at in La Crosse.
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Post by renuszm on Feb 17, 2017 17:03:15 GMT -6
I used to live within walking distance of the Collective Arts brewery in Canada and it's one of the things I miss most about home. Interestingly enough, I was in Melbourne a few weeks ago and it was available for the first time in Australia at a local bar, and I gladly shelled out $13 for a pint.
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Post by goreds on Feb 18, 2017 19:11:08 GMT -6
I am a man of arguably lousy tastes. Budweiser has long been my favorite. When I want to cheap out, I will go to Costco and pick up a 48 pack of their Kirkland Light Beer. I try some higher end stuff once in a while.
I made a couple trips to Canada in the past year, and I did fall in love with Steam Whistle. Oh, what I would do to be able to purchase that even semi-regularly.
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Post by brewinbucks on Feb 18, 2017 20:15:57 GMT -6
I am a man of arguably lousy tastes. Budweiser has long been my favorite. When I want to cheap out, I will go to Costco and pick up a 48 pack of their Kirkland Light Beer. I try some higher end stuff once in a while. I made a couple trips to Canada in the past year, and I did fall in love with Steam Whistle. Oh, what I would do to be able to purchase that even semi-regularly. It doesn't appear as though your lousy tastes are at all arguable.
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Post by renuszm on Feb 18, 2017 22:25:26 GMT -6
I am a man of arguably lousy tastes. Budweiser has long been my favorite. When I want to cheap out, I will go to Costco and pick up a 48 pack of their Kirkland Light Beer. I try some higher end stuff once in a while. I made a couple trips to Canada in the past year, and I did fall in love with Steam Whistle. Oh, what I would do to be able to purchase that even semi-regularly. I've walked past the Steam Whistle brewery a million times in my life and I've stupidly never went inside. As far as the classics go, I spent my 27th birthday at the Heineken brewery in Amsterdam and it was pretty great. They gave me a free beer.
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Post by mschlegel34 on Apr 30, 2017 14:43:53 GMT -6
I just tried Drekker Brew Co. and Junkyard Brew Co. in Fargo-Moorhead.
I loved the chocolate milk stout at Drekker. I still can't get over the concept of a chocolate milk stout. Never seen that anywhere else. If anyone likes light beer Junkyard is perfect for that.
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