ernest_t_bass;1254756 wrote:Anyone here ever tried Mad Anthony?
I have not nor have I saw it in the Cincy area. I'll have to keep an eye out for it. I'm not sure how far they distribute.
ernest_t_bass;1254756 wrote:Anyone here ever tried Mad Anthony?
Curly J;1254919 wrote:I have not nor have I saw it in the Cincy area. I'll have to keep an eye out for it. I'm not sure how far they distribute.
Hate you.Curly J;1255989 wrote:They finally have Fat Heads at Jungle Jim's. I picked up a couple four packs of Headhunter tonight.
I also got the last bottle of Cantillon Classic Gueuze and two bottles of Fonteinen Oude Geuze. Oh and another four pack of Devil Dancer.
I know and figured as much. The guys in the beer department really went on about how good the Fonteinen is. I've never had the Cantillon. Looking forward to it and all the sours I got a week ago across the River in Kentucky. I'm just really digging sours now. Maybe I'm burnt out on barrel aged... No never and I can't believe I even typed that. Neg me OTrap !!! Lol.I Wear Pants;1256008 wrote:Hate you.
On Wednesday.Curly J;1256012 wrote:I know and figured as much. The guys in the beer department really went on about how good the Fonteinen is. I've never had the Cantillon. Looking forward to it and all the sours I got a week ago across the River in Kentucky. I'm just really digging sours now. Maybe I'm burnt out on barrel aged... No never and I can't believe I even typed that. Neg me OTrap !!! Lol.
I Wear Pants;1256036 wrote:The only thing I've been able to even remotely age is some of my homebrew. I lack control.
Lucky bastard. Hmm ... I think Stone should make a brew called that. Maybe an Irish Red.Commander of Awesome;1256039 wrote:Nice thing for me, is I moved to a place with this huge walk in closet that goes back, then has a ledge with even more space off the to the side. On top of the ledge I can stand straight up. From the ledge it goes back to the right which is dark, cool and away from my eyes lol. That really helps the self control.
Or a Blend of the Arrogant, Oaked, and Double Bastard. Maybe misspell every word on the bottle.O-Trap;1256093 wrote: Lucky bastard. Hmm ... I think Stone should make a brew called that. Maybe an Irish Red.
So are you out of the closet or not ?Commander of Awesome;1256039 wrote:Nice thing for me, is I moved to a place with this huge walk in closet that goes back, then has a ledge with even more space off the to the side. On top of the ledge I can stand straight up. From the ledge it goes back to the right which is dark, cool and away from my eyes lol. That really helps the self control.
Freaking awesome beer. Lucky you got it, I haven't seen anything from them on a shelf in almost 2 years.Curly J;1255989 wrote: I also got the last bottle of Cantillon Classic Gueuze .
O-Trap;1256093 wrote:
Lucky bastard. Hmm ... I think Stone should make a brew called that. Maybe an Irish Red.
That's exactly what I was meaning with my post misspelling and all. Maybe make it a one time brew only. (unfortunately)BORIStheCrusher;1256579 wrote:
Nice start. It will get easier the more beers you start saving and with time. You'll get to the six month point then realize how long you had them. Then you'll think I've had them this long what's another six months and they'll be even better. At least that's how it started with me back in 2005...and I still have some beers from 2005 in my stash.Commander of Awesome;1256032 wrote:Trying to build back up my "beer cellar" aka stash (some I'm trying to age) in my closet . So far I have a couple of Old Rasputins, Mekkeller Black (a 17.5% stout!), Arrogant Bastard, and a Madrugada Obscura, Dark Dawn Stout (Jolly Pumpkin, never had one of there beers before).
I'm a closet fan of most ciders. It just depends on whether I want sweet, dry, beerish, or my pussy cider of choice Oliver Bean Blueberry. Actually check out Angry Orchard. Made in Cincinnati. (Sam Adams product)Terry_Tate;1256618 wrote:Stopped into Jungle Jim's tonight and holy smokes do they have a beer collection. Me being the pussy I am went to the ciders and wow did they have a selection. Didn't get anything(stopped just because I was across the street) but will definitely be going back soon. Any good recommendations Curly J?
On another note, what is everyone's favorite pumpkin beer? Saw they had a bunch and want to try one. Looking for one that is as sweet/not bitter as possible. Reps for all suggestions.
Terry_Tate;1249561 wrote:Just bought a sixer of Angry Orchard Crisp Apple Cider and I have to say, might be my favorite cider I've had yet. Very good taste.
Yes, I'm a man who drinks cider. Wasn't blessed with tastebuds that like real beer, sorry guys.
Curly J;1249590 wrote:Don't worry about the Cider. You are not a true Ghey until you add Blueberry's to a Blueberry Cider. (which I'm guilty of)
Just an FYI, Angry Orchard is a Sam Adams product made in this not so Great Beer State with their funny laws. Well it's made in Cincy from what I hear.
Curly J;1256648 wrote:Actually check out Angry Orchard. Made in Cincinnati. (Sam Adams product)
Sounds like you got a skunked batch. I had one two weeks ago and thought it was good. That or I have terrible taste.BORIStheCrusher;1256574 wrote:Freaking awesome beer. Lucky you got it, I haven't seen anything from them on a shelf in almost 2 years.
Anyway I decided I needed to finally get some pumpkin beer and wound up with some Shipyard Pumpkinhead. This beer is damn awful! Very thin, and insanely carbonated (like drinking sprite). A small amount of pumpkin/spice, but the fizziness from the carbonation just takes over too much.