Some of this is legit.
Mooney44Cards;1378964 wrote:Three Floyd's Rye da Tiger right now for me.
People are falling all over themselves to find this one in Ohio and I'm not sure why. My guess is because its never been bottled before this year. And it's 3F of course. But honestly, while its great, its not anything special, and at $13/bomber a bit overpriced. If this were a cheaper year round beer I'd probably buy it all the time, but I'd take Lagunitas Sucks 10 times out of 10 over RdT.
I guess I'm getting pretty snobby because this really is a fantastic IPA but I've had 5-10 better IPAs, probably 3 of which are from 3F.
Thought it was ok - little too sweet though.Commander of Awesome;1378955 wrote:Samuel Smith Chocolate Stout for me tonight after a trip to the local watering hole on way home from work. REALLY impressed with Sam Smith here on this one.
Wish they made an imperial version.Raw Dawgin' it;1379386 wrote:Thought it was ok - little too sweet though.
wildcats20;1380106 wrote:Snobby enough for you guys? Lol
Curly J;1380166 wrote:Pretty much beside the Black Crown which has it's own thread. I believe Red Hook might be owned by SAB or partially at least. The rest look decent.
Is that DFH the Saison?wildcats20;1380106 wrote:Snobby enough for you guys? Lol
wildcats20;1380186 wrote:Lol yeah had to throw the Black Crown in for ya'll.
I've genuinely never seen it anywhere. Since I've never tasted (or heard of) a dandelion ale, I'm curious. What does it taste like?wildcats20;1380222 wrote:Just cracked the Magic Hat. It's dandelion ale.
It's not bad.
O-Trap;1380243 wrote:I've genuinely never seen it anywhere. Since I've never tasted (or heard of) a dandelion ale, I'm curious. What does it taste like?
I'm going to have to keep an eye out once this damn carb fast is done.
Will be finishing a sixer of their wheat IPA today, thought it was at least decent for the lower end of beer snob money ($8.49 I think).Mooney44Cards;1380346 wrote:I've never had a single beer from Magic Hat that I liked. When my family gets together they'll typically buy either a Magic Hat sampler or a couple six packs of Magic Hat #9. I think they all know I'm the most knowledgeable beer guy and the family and they always offer it to me in a sort of "see we're beer snobs too" kind of way. It pleases me enough that they're not drinking ABI or SAB products that I don't have the heart to tell them I think Magic Hat is awful.
I also read an interview with the owner of Magic Hat where he said he couldn't give away Magic Hat #9 to his employees even if he wanted to, that's how bad he (and they) think it is. But he can't stop making it because it is by far his best selling beer and is basically their money-maker.
Their stuff is hit or miss with me. The stout they just released, Heart of Darkness, is actually pretty good.Mooney44Cards;1380346 wrote:I've never had a single beer from Magic Hat that I liked. When my family gets together they'll typically buy either a Magic Hat sampler or a couple six packs of Magic Hat #9. I think they all know I'm the most knowledgeable beer guy and the family and they always offer it to me in a sort of "see we're beer snobs too" kind of way. It pleases me enough that they're not drinking ABI or SAB products that I don't have the heart to tell them I think Magic Hat is awful.
I also read an interview with the owner of Magic Hat where he said he couldn't give away Magic Hat #9 to his employees even if he wanted to, that's how bad he (and they) think it is. But he can't stop making it because it is by far his best selling beer and is basically their money-maker.
I guess I'd pick up a sixer GLBC Commodore Perry, Belle's Two Hearts, or Founders Centennial.Mooney44Cards;1380429 wrote:That sort of reminds me....what is everyone's favorite cheap craft beers? Maybe not your absolute favorite beers but stuff that is a great deal.
For me, Columbus IPA is great at $8.99 a six pack. Stone Imperial Russian Stout is super cheap too (I think it's $8??) and I like to buy a bunch of bottles when it comes out.
Most anything by Sierra Nevada. Some of the least expensive, yet their line up is as good as any other brewery out there.Mooney44Cards;1380429 wrote:That sort of reminds me....what is everyone's favorite cheap craft beers? Maybe not your absolute favorite beers but stuff that is a great deal.
vdubb96;1381171 wrote:Hopslam, Zombie Dust on tap this weekend. very nice.