Dogfish Head Rarities Now in Stock

[srnadel]

We just got a very small allocation of Dogfish Head Black & Blue and Red & White. These are very hard to get, so if you are interested jump on them now.

 

[ChiTown_Huck]

Shouldn't this be in the retailers forum? You are a registered retailer, correct?

 

[Martin2D]

Interesting what people call rare. These beers can't be sold even when they're on sale around here. BTW, these are beers that need to be aged and are not that great to begin with.

 

[Jonesy]

Interesting what people call rare. These beers can't be sold even when they're on sale around here. BTW, these are beers that need to be aged and are not that great to begin with.

I agree with this statement.

 

[smellysell]

Interesting what people call rare. These beers can't be sold even when they're on sale around here. BTW, these are beers that need to be aged and are not that great to begin with.

Mathew, Mathew, Mathew...

IT'S RARE! IT HAS TO BE GOOD!

 

[tsmckenney]

Interesting what people call rare. These beers can't be sold even when they're on sale around here. BTW, these are beers that need to be aged and are not that great to begin with.

I agree with this statement.

Yeah, I look right past them. Just not an outstanding brewery.

 

[uptown_isy]

I tried their 120 minute IPA and it tasted like carbonated Robitussin.

 

[MAS_Puros]

I tried their 120 minute IPA and it tasted like carbonated Robitussin.

At least you don't have to worry about chest congestion :0

 

[srnadel]

I tried their 120 minute IPA and it tasted like carbonated Robitussin.

It's definitely a little rough if you don't like hoppy beers.

 

[Bsneed51]

I tried their 120 minute IPA and it tasted like carbonated Robitussin.

It's definitely a little rough if you don't like hoppy beers.

I love hoppy beers, and it's a little rough.

 

[jfields]

I did like their Pumpkin Ale last fall. Not much else that I find remarkable from them as of yet though.

 

[srnadel]

I like their Chicory Stout. The World Wide Stout isn't bad either, but I can only drink one.

 

[GregSVT]

90 minute is a solid DIPA but I'm not a fan of many of their other beers.

 

[jayro75]

90 minute is a solid DIPA but I'm not a fan of many of their other beers.

I enjoy the 90 minute alot. A good portion of their other stuff is a bit gimmicky imo.

 

[Breedy]

I did like their Pumpkin Ale last fall. Not much else that I find remarkable from them as of yet though.

I enjoyed the Pumkin Ale as well. The rest is hit or miss for me. I like the Indian Brown, but it is nothing special.

I wish I could find their Barley Wine locally.

 

[tsmckenney]

I did like their Pumpkin Ale last fall. Not much else that I find remarkable from them as of yet though.

I enjoyed the Pumkin Ale as well. The rest is hit or miss for me. I like the Indian Brown, but it is nothing special.

I wish I could find their Barley Wine locally.

I wonder if I've tried that. How does it compare to Pumpking Ale by Southern Tier? I've yet to have anything come even close to as good as the Pumpking.

 

[srnadel]

I hear a lot of people say it's gimmickly. I just think they experiment, which is fine. Unfortunately, they are more known for wacky beers instead of their core group of beers, which are also a little out there.

I just saw Dogfish featured on some show about breweries and home brewing. It was a good show actually, but can't remember what it was.

 

[Breedy]

I did like their Pumpkin Ale last fall. Not much else that I find remarkable from them as of yet though.

I enjoyed the Pumkin Ale as well. The rest is hit or miss for me. I like the Indian Brown, but it is nothing special.

I wish I could find their Barley Wine locally.

I wonder if I've tried that. How does it compare to Pumpking Ale by Southern Tier? I've yet to have anything come even close to as good as the Pumpking.

Never had the Pumpking Ale, but all around it was probably one of the better Pumpkin Beers I have had. Great Lakes had one on tap a couple of years back that was really tasty. IMHO, a lot of the pumpkin beers are terrible, specially the ones marketed by the major breweries.

 

[tomthirtysix]

I did like their Pumpkin Ale last fall. Not much else that I find remarkable from them as of yet though.

I enjoyed the Pumkin Ale as well. The rest is hit or miss for me. I like the Indian Brown, but it is nothing special.

I wish I could find their Barley Wine locally.

I wonder if I've tried that. How does it compare to Pumpking Ale by Southern Tier? I've yet to have anything come even close to as good as the Pumpking.

I tried like 10 different pumpkin beers this season, and DFH was leading the pack until I found the Pumking. But, second best is still pretty good, imo.

 

[souldog]

I hear a lot of people say it's gimmickly. I just think they experiment, which is fine. Unfortunately, they are more known for wacky beers instead of their core group of beers, which are also a little out there.

I just saw Dogfish featured on some show about breweries and home brewing. It was a good show actually, but can't remember what it was.

I watched Beer Wars and he was one of the main focuses in the piece. He seemed like he was a decent guy, genuinely interested in making good beer for people, but I haven't sat down and looked him in his eyes, so what do I know?