Beer
#23
Both excellent brews!! I also really like the Raison D'etre. Come to think of it I havent had that in a while..... Brad did you ever try the 90 Min IPA?
Let me know if you cant get it in your area and we can make arrangements.
Let me know if you cant get it in your area and we can make arrangements.
#26
I just picked up one bottle of Dogfishhead 120 minute IPA its a rare brew and is 12% ABV or so depending on how long it has aged. I have heard of some bottles that are supposed to be 19%. It was an impulse buy in a "what the hell" moment at $12.99. I hope its worth it! I just have to tell myself that 12% in a 12oz. bottle is equal to 3 bottles at 4% therefore I am paying $4.33 per bottle....
#28
I like beer, hell I might even love beer, all kinda of beer too. For wrenching/working around the house, it depends on the season and what I feel like drinking, but usuaully it will be a IPA, Pale ale, Hefe, wheat, or something on the lighter side of the spectrum. No need for a Belgian quad while slaving under the hood.
Currently I'll grab a Deschutes Chainbreaker if I can get my hands on some or something else. I work in the beverage industry so I am always down to try new beers when I see them.
Currently I'll grab a Deschutes Chainbreaker if I can get my hands on some or something else. I work in the beverage industry so I am always down to try new beers when I see them.
#29
Never heard of the Deschutes chainbreaker. Sounds good. I have recently gone back to an old fav. Belhaven scottish ale. Its light brown in color like Newcastle brown but more complex. Still a lighter side of European Ales.