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LOL, I guess it depends on how fast the van will go and if the kids are screaming yet.

I feel like a cigar newbie who has been smoking JR Alts and now has seen there is something else out there. Granted, I've been drinking beer for a few years, but mostly just dabbling in trying new things. I have seen things that looked interesting here, but when I get to the damn liquor store, I forget WTF I was looking for. I just need a push in the right direction, I guess.

AVB said:
I didn't think it was that far, you must be on the far side of town to start with. In any case, I thought you had an idea what looked interesting to you already based on what you had read here.

bfreebern said:
That would be a 2.5hr drive but once I got there, I still wouldn't know what to try :laugh:
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bfreebern said:
LOL, I guess it depends on how fast the van will go and if the kids are screaming yet.

I feel like a cigar newbie who has been smoking JR Alts and now has seen there is something else out there. Granted, I've been drinking beer for a few years, but mostly just dabbling in trying new things. I have seen things that looked interesting here, but when I get to the damn liquor store, I forget WTF I was looking for. I just need a push in the right direction, I guess.
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Tons of good reading here Brandon. Check it out when you get a chance, it's like the CP of the beer world.

Beer 101
 
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Got your end Jonas, thanks! I've never had any of those and look forward to them. I did try the Sierra Nevada Bigfoot 2008 last night. Great beer, but I'm not much of a hop person, but I still enjoyed it.
 
Glad all arrived safe. Fresh Big Foot is pretty damn hoppy but something cool about aging hoppy beers is how fast they change from bitter and hoppy to big and sweet. I will see if I still have any from 2006 or earlier so you can see what I mean. Enjoy buddy!
 
denverdog said:
Glad all arrived safe. Fresh Big Foot is pretty damn hoppy but something cool about aging hoppy beers is how fast they change from bitter and hoppy to big and sweet. I will see if I still have any from 2006 or earlier so you can see what I mean. Enjoy buddy!
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I'll check around today and see if I can find a 6pack and try aging it.
 
bfreebern said:
denverdog said:
Glad all arrived safe. Fresh Big Foot is pretty damn hoppy but something cool about aging hoppy beers is how fast they change from bitter and hoppy to big and sweet. I will see if I still have any from 2006 or earlier so you can see what I mean. Enjoy buddy!
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I'll check around today and see if I can find a 6pack and try aging it.
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You tried any of the other ones yet Brandon? I'm curious what you thought.
 
I tried a small bottle of something, can't remember what it was. It had a little charm on the bottle and I enjoyed it.

Still have the others he sent, just haven't had time to really enjoy them.
 
bfreebern said:
I tried a small bottle of something, can't remember what it was. It had a little charm on the bottle and I enjoyed it.

Still have the others he sent, just haven't had time to really enjoy them.
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Sounds like Celebrator Dopplebock maybe?
 
smellysell said:
bfreebern said:
I tried a small bottle of something, can't remember what it was. It had a little charm on the bottle and I enjoyed it.

Still have the others he sent, just haven't had time to really enjoy them.
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Sounds like Celebrator Dopplebock maybe?
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Nope, maybe it wasn't a charm. Actually there wasn't. It had a serial number in red, but I can't friggin' remember what it was. I'd have to ask DD.
 
bfreebern said:
I tried a small bottle of something, can't remember what it was. It had a little charm on the bottle and I enjoyed it.

Still have the others he sent, just haven't had time to really enjoy them.
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I would guess Thomas Hardy Ale!!
 
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