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What Beer Are You Drinking? Fall '13


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Some Daisy Cutter tonight I was recently up in Chicago so I had to pick some up,I will have to agree with Aaron's praises it's pretty good stuff.

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The last of my Grest Lakes Oktoberfests. A treat to drink this one every year that I can get my mitts on it.

Continuing my Fall beer fridge inventory reduction process by taking out the last of my Goose Island Oktoberfests.

A nice couple of months of beer drinking this has been.

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Newcastle Brown Ale while entertaining my wife's nostalgic music tastes at a Toad the Wet Sprocket show.

Yes, I'm the guy reading forums on his phone.

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Newcastle Brown Ale while entertaining my wife's nostalgic music tastes at a Toad the Wet Sprocket show.

Yes, I'm the guy reading forums on his phone.

Sorry Ox..........

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Sitting in the hotel having a Gumballhead. Now that's a good wheat beer. Mainly bc it tastes like an IPA. Also picked up some FFF Urine Trouble today. Ooh that smell

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Newcastle Brown Ale while entertaining my wife's nostalgic music tastes at a Toad the Wet Sprocket show.

Yes, I'm the guy reading forums on his phone.

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Having a Ska Brewing Modus Hoperandi from todays beer hal. A lil more fruit would carry this one a long way, but it's not overly cold, so maybe that's part of it. Really resiny right now, but not in a bad way at all.

So onto the haul...

6 of the aforementioned Modus Hoperandi

4 Half Acre Daisy Cutter

6 Lag Little Sumpin and Brown Shugga + 1 Maximus

Firestone Wookey Jack and Double DBA

Brash Biggie Smalls

1 each Pipeworks Cascade and Centennial

Allagash Curieux

Clown Shoes Blaecorn Unidragon

Uinta Crooked Line Cockeyed Cooper

Deschutes Chasin Freshies

Ballast Point Sculpin

and an AtG We Brett it Wrong

I know I'm happy. :D

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Surrounded by compiling ignorance and total lack of work ethic today at work so I'm going all in tonight,Backwoods Bastard,Bourbon County Stout,Ten Fidy and a KBS..... that should pretty much cook this turkey!:grin:

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Surrounded by compiling ignorance and total lack of work ethic today at work so I'm going all in tonight,Backwoods Bastard,Bourbon County Stout,Ten Fidy and a KBS..... that should pretty much cook this turkey!:grin:

Lord have mercy!! Is that all you??

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Aaron you know I'm a big guy,I can handle it....well barely as it took me about 5 minutes to type this.:grin:

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Aaron you know I'm a big guy,I can handle it....well barely as it took me about 5 minutes to type this.:grin:

Was that with or without your panties in a wad Ryan ;).

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Was that with or without your panties in a wad Ryan ;).
At least you have a sense of humor today,and I only wear thongs!You had to ask.:grin:
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I only wear thongs!

Rumor has it that Yeti has pics from the KBF to confirm that

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Surrounded by compiling ignorance and total lack of work ethic today at work so I'm going all in tonight,Backwoods Bastard,Bourbon County Stout,Ten Fidy and a KBS..... that should pretty much cook this turkey!:grin:

'tis a mini FOBAB! :cool:

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About 4 deep into a sixer of Brown Shugga' as it seems there's no stopping this train tonight,I say go with what ya know!:grin:

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Evil Twin bourbon barrel imperial biscotti break. Still too much cocoa/coffee/milk chocolate for me. The bourbon influence is minimal.

I did down an 8 wired (New Zealand) Bumaye earlier. A 16% abv imperial stout aged for 18 months in Pinot noir barrels. Slightly funky and impressive. A nice change of pace compared to the onslaught of American style RISs'.

Ohh yeah and a sample of Against the Grains Atilla the Hen. Basically an imperial version of KY Ryed Chiquen. This one is all fowl, none of that chiquen shit. 12+%abv rye ale aged in rye whiskey barrels. We have it on tap and it hasn't even hit the brewpub yet.

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First bottle of Pepe Nero (Goose Island) - dark like a stout, thin head, body on the medium-light side which was a bit surprising. Malty and maybe a dark cherry note on the finish which was nice, but also a sour note in the background that I couldn't figure out - not lambic in any way, but had me wondering whether the bottle was spoiled a bit or this was intentionally part of the style?

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