Favorite beer of choice?

[VanHorneDog]

Originally Posted by mposey34

Man, I never noticed the sig! I really enjoyed Intergalactic when I was in SD last November.

Had Spudnik, That's No Moon, It's A Trap, Galactic milk stout, and Space Oasis. My wife LOVED the porter.

Hah, you had the sour, thats great.

Yeah Coconut Porter just got a Silver Medal at the LA International Beer Festival. Beat Maui Coconut Porter, so we will call that a win.

[VanHorneDog]

Originally Posted by myersk27

When you figure out that you don't need to try all the beers from all over the country. Don't worry. You will get there. Someday. I am pretty much there, but I still do sporadic trades.

I've stopped trying to collect beers. I tend to get to try stuff due to my position, but even then i prefer local fresh stuff.

[myersk27]

Originally Posted by VanHorneDog

I've stopped trying to collect beers. I tend to get to try stuff due to my position, but even then i prefer local fresh stuff.

Good for you bro!

[Roose13]

Electric Ray, the Ballast Point collab with SN in Beer Camp is absolutely incredible. This beer should be a mainstay in BP's rotation!

[MtSkier]

Stickee Monkee was delicious last night. Kinda wish I had a second bottle.

[Roose13]

Just asked my buddy if we were getting Stickee in, and he said nope. Bummer. At least we've gotten Parabola and Merkin.

[scoobyc]

Boulder Shake Chocolate Porter is now my new favorite.

[MtSkier]

Other brews I had last night...
Brouwerij de Molen Hel & Verdoemenis a really tasty imperial stout from a brewery Ive never heard of.
Orange can Fistful of Hops from Kevin. Delicious and super dank.
Space IPA from Half Acre, another real solid IPA from them, no surprise there.
Stickee Monkee, as mentioned. Super sweet, barrel and bourbon melded really nice with the beer, just delicious.
Elijahs Revival - never had a "wheat wine" before so idk what the style is really supposed to taste like, but I know it was delicious.

[MtSkier]

Oh, and loads of beer goodies came in this week!

Buncha Pipeworks glassware!
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Orange Fistful and the Sun King teku from Kevin!
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And a Prairie haul. Dude hooked it up, and threw in the dino glass as an EXTRA!!! I wanted this glass so bad, Im so hyped to have it.
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[SomeDo]

Some serious beer porn going on in here. About to head home from vacation and a local place has growler fills of Pseudosue $15 for 64oz. Yes please


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[aicdmb]

Still on Platinums

[MDPrompter]

2012 old stock + cigar + Midwestern tornado watch summer skies = heaven

[MDPrompter]

Iso gfj!!!!!

[MDPrompter]

Originally Posted by SomeDo

My trading is getting out of hand, I need to seek help! What's could consume more of my time/money than being a craft beer geek oh yeah shipping it all over the country. I'm fairly new to the game but have been going at it hardcore. There are so much to try out there, it's like I have to try it all. When will it stop?!


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So you are looking for another trade, #obvi. What are you ISO and what do you have to offer? I haven't traded in forever and am going dry the next 4 days (gettin fat) so will be ready for some beer action.

[jmkratt]

Sucks quarts have landed in Denver. This is glorious and frightening at the same time.

[MtSkier]

Originally Posted by jmkratt

Sucks quarts have landed in Denver. This is glorious and frightening at the same time.

Well on the upside there will be loads of other beers available to CO beer folks now

[ricky towel]

had some alcoholic ginger beer last night.


was pretty good.

[MDPrompter]

Detox: 1 night down, 3 to go!

[drop2d]

Shopping for MBB this week.... Apologies for the delay - after back to back BBQ events, I'm just starting to come back to reality. This weekend at the Harpoon Brewery was awesome - Free beer for 3 days, what's better than that?? I might still be a little hungover... detox this week for sure.

[jmkratt]

Originally Posted by MtSkier

Well on the upside there will be loads of other beers available to CO beer folks now

I am happy to report I purchased a beer that was NOT Sucks last night, Against the Grain's Citra Ass Down. I hope it's good as it wasn't exactly cheap.

That being said I also bought another half gallon of Sucks.

[jjr4884]

Hate to even bring up the topic however fall will be here before we know it. I'm not typically a fan of pumpkin ales, especially Pumpkin Head and whatever else... however Dogfish Head's Punkin Ale... CAN'T WAIT.

Until then, Saranac Pale Ale's have been treating me rather well.

[beefandbean22]

Originally Posted by jmkratt

I am happy to report I purchased a beer that was NOT Sucks last night, Against the Grain's Citra Ass Down. I hope it's good as it wasn't exactly cheap.

That being said I also bought another half gallon of Sucks.

Some of the against the grain beers sound good, but they are so expensive around here. An American brown ale for $15???? A DIPA for $17??? Just ridiculous. Did have a Bo & Luke at a tasting last Friday and that was damn tasty, so that is definitely worth it from them.

[beefandbean22]

Originally Posted by jjr4884

Hate to even bring up the topic however fall will be here before we know it. I'm not typically a fan of pumpkin ales, especially Pumpkin Head and whatever else... however Dogfish Head's Punkin Ale... CAN'T WAIT.

Until then, Saranac Pale Ale's have been treating me rather well.

Elysian's night owl is already out, good thing their good pumpkin ales aren't out til September or I might be tempted to buy some.

[myersk27]

Originally Posted by jjr4884

Hate to even bring up the topic however fall will be here before we know it. I'm not typically a fan of pumpkin ales, especially Pumpkin Head and whatever else... however Dogfish Head's Punkin Ale... CAN'T WAIT.

Until then, Saranac Pale Ale's have been treating me rather well.

Yeah I think pumpkin beers are starting to get out there now. Which I still stand by my previous stance. They can release pumpkin beers whenever the hell they want to. Screw seasonal drinking!! Lol

[jmkratt]

Originally Posted by beefandbean22

Some of the against the grain beers sound good, but they are so expensive around here. An American brown ale for $15???? A DIPA for $17??? Just ridiculous. Did have a Bo & Luke at a tasting last Friday and that was damn tasty, so that is definitely worth it from them.

I've had a few of their beers and I've enjoyed what I've tried so far but I'll report back on the DIPA but yeah it was pricey especially considering I could buy almost 3/4 gallon of Sucks for the same price

[jmkratt]

Originally Posted by myersk27

Yeah I think pumpkin beers are starting to get out there now. Which I still stand by my previous stance. They can release pumpkin beers whenever the hell they want to. Screw seasonal drinking!! Lol

Damn right!

[jjr4884]

Originally Posted by beefandbean22

Elysian's night owl is already out, good thing their good pumpkin ales aren't out til September or I might be tempted to buy some.

I'll have to keep an eye out for that, never heard of it before.

Originally Posted by myersk27

Yeah I think pumpkin beers are starting to get out there now. Which I still stand by my previous stance. They can release pumpkin beers whenever the hell they want to. Screw seasonal drinking!! Lol

Meh... I typically don't drink them unless its nearing fall or is fall. I like them, but if I ever had one now, it would be depressing. Sept is when i start to transition over from lighter wheat ales and IPA's to darker ales and what not.

Gulden Draak yessssssssssssssss

[myersk27]

Originally Posted by jjr4884

I'll have to keep an eye out for that, never heard of it before.



Meh... I typically don't drink them unless its nearing fall or is fall. I like them, but if I ever had one now, it would be depressing. Sept is when i start to transition over from lighter wheat ales and IPA's to darker ales and what not.

Gulden Draak yessssssssssssssss

the problem with that thinking is that I think you limit yourself and you miss out on awesome beers because of the whole season attitude. I do 80% of my drinking inside my house...and the environment is temp controlled year round, so it's completely idiotic for me to refuse to drink a stout in July if I am inside....and honestly, I'd drink one outside too. Beer to me has no season.

[UNC41]

I don't get the hate for releasing stereotypically seasonal beers whenever. Even if I don't want to drink a pumpking ale or Oktoberfest in the fall, why shouldn't someone else be able to if that is what they want to do? Having the beer available early doesn't affect me at all if I don't want to drink it.

[oasisfan35]

GABF tickets have been purchased, officially going to Colorado.