Favorite beer of choice?

[BrettG19DMBFan]

Seeking a 1 can trillium hookup. They just released their collab with Bellwoods out of Toronto called "Street Shark". If anyone goes and has an extra can let me know.

Thanks

[TheLastPig]

Mexican coffee finally back at brew gentlemen tomorrow yaasss.

[MtSkier]

The Pipeworks fish series is always so damn good.

[camptravisr]

Was able to try Boom Sauce from Lord Hobo on tap in Indy over the weekend. First time trying a New England style IPA. Enjoyed it! From the quick google search I did, looks like they're making their way into IN.

[myersk27]

Making our way back to Indianapolis. Picked up some beer in the northeast.

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[mr. testaverde]

Originally Posted by myersk27

Making our way back to Indianapolis. Picked up some beer in the northeast.

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You very likely got worse gas mileage on the way home than on the way here

[M. Steng]

Originally Posted by myersk27

Making our way back to Indianapolis. Picked up some beer in the northeast.

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Holy fucking shit, bro. You're set for like three years now

[myersk27]

Originally Posted by camptravisr

Was able to try Boom Sauce from Lord Hobo on tap in Indy over the weekend. First time trying a New England style IPA. Enjoyed it! From the quick google search I did, looks like they're making their way into IN.

Rock Bottom on 86th street is killing it with the NE style IPA's since July. Best thing in Indy that nobody knows about and nobody wants to believe it. But it's totally true.

[jamband1]

Had a habanero sculpin last night at a restaurant. Quite a spicy kick!

[whodat]

Originally Posted by myersk27

Making our way back to Indianapolis. Picked up some beer in the northeast.

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Good heavens, that is a haul! How tough were the Hill Farmstead cans to procur?

[bradshaw06]

Originally Posted by cry_minarets458

i know there's some DFH fans in here. pumpkin growlers and pumpkin mugs are for sale on their website. i know someone last year was bummed they couldn't get one.

These are back, just ordered one.

[myersk27]

Originally Posted by whodat

Good heavens, that is a haul! How tough were the Hill Farmstead cans to procur?

not hard at all....I don't know how regularly available they are but there was little to no wait for anything to-go.

[MDPrompter]

Holy shit Kevin. Holy shit.

[MDPrompter]

I snagged 2 VIP tickets to Rhinegeist rare beer fest. lineup of breweries is looking pretty good: http://www.rhinegeist.com/rarebeerfest/

Looks like I get 5 bonus tastes and then 10 sample tickets. I'll have to do some serious planning on what do use the sample tickets for.

[scrock25]

Originally Posted by jamband1

Had a habanero sculpin last night at a restaurant. Quite a spicy kick!

Habanero Sculpins are straight up bad - the OG is the best w/ Grapefruit a close second.

[whodat]

Originally Posted by myersk27

not hard at all....I don't know how regularly available they are but there was little to no wait for anything to-go.

good to hear. I know they just started canning and the first couple of runs were pretty crazy and cans went quick. Looks like they moved the needle pretty quick to get on top of it.

[camptravisr]

Originally Posted by myersk27

Rock Bottom on 86th street is killing it with the NE style IPA's since July. Best thing in Indy that nobody knows about and nobody wants to believe it. But it's totally true.

Ha - interesting. Thanks for the tip

[M. Steng]

My brother and his fiancee made a stop at Maine Brewing Co. on their way home from Acadia National Park; looking forward to some Lunch, MO, and Another One this weekend. Been a while since I've seen much MBC stuff down this way, about a year ago I could get it any time at my local shop but I've seen MO maybe 2-3 times since.

[myersk27]

Originally Posted by camptravisr

Ha - interesting. Thanks for the tip

Yeah they started in July and I think they're on their third one right now.

[BTBaboon]

Was back in Kalamazoo, MI this week for work and picked up a nice NE style IPA called M-43 from Old Nation Brewing out of Lansing, MI.

https://i.imgur.com/QM2qyX6.png

Pours a completely opaque orange and is full of tropical flavor - mainly mango and pineapple. Great taste and finish, and really drinkable!

[mr. testaverde]

Originally Posted by M. Steng

My brother and his fiancee made a stop at Maine Brewing Co. on their way home from Acadia National Park; looking forward to some Lunch, MO, and Another One this weekend. Been a while since I've seen much MBC stuff down this way, about a year ago I could get it any time at my local shop but I've seen MO maybe 2-3 times since.

Enjoy, i really like their beers

[MDPrompter]

Originally Posted by BTBaboon

Was back in Kalamazoo, MI this week for work and picked up a nice NE style IPA called M-43 from Old Nation Brewing out of Lansing, MI.

https://i.imgur.com/QM2qyX6.png

Pours a completely opaque orange and is full of tropical flavor - mainly mango and pineapple. Great taste and finish, and really drinkable!

That stuff is delicious. I only had 1 can, and it was like 6 weeks old. Still fabulous.

[mja271]

Man, Singlecut makes good shit but it's way overpriced. Thought about a 4 pack of Full Stack today but it was $23. No thanks

[MDPrompter]

Originally Posted by mja271

Man, Singlecut makes good shit but it's way overpriced. Thought about a 4 pack of Full Stack today but it was $23. No thanks

While I've said this very thing many times, I'll still drop $50, $75...hell even $200 on very rare occasions on a bottle of wine. I get it...beer isn't wine. but I also don't think some of the best, most sought after beers should cost the same as below average bottles of wine.

disclaimer, I'm not at all price sensitive

[prdstmnky36]

Originally Posted by mja271

Man, Singlecut makes good shit but it's way overpriced. Thought about a 4 pack of Full Stack today but it was $23. No thanks

Singlecut and MBC are both overpriced imo.

[mja271]

Originally Posted by mdmarvich

While I've said this very thing many times, I'll still drop $50, $75...hell even $200 on very rare occasions on a bottle of wine. I get it...beer isn't wine. but I also don't think some of the best, most sought after beers should cost the same as below average bottles of wine.

disclaimer, I'm not at all price sensitive

I get where you're coming from and believe me I've dropped stupid amounts on great beer as well. Just seems like Singlecut's prices are out of whack to me compared to other high quality IPA/DIPA offerings

[prdstmnky36]

Originally Posted by mdmarvich

While I've said this very thing many times, I'll still drop $50, $75...hell even $200 on very rare occasions on a bottle of wine. I get it...beer isn't wine. but I also don't think some of the best, most sought after beers should cost the same as below average bottles of wine.

disclaimer, I'm not at all price sensitive

You've never tried to buy Cantillon in the states! I do disagree on the cost of beer to an extent, ive bought plenty of 30-50 dollar bottles over the last 10 years. they dont get up in to the hundreds though typically (retail - there are $1000 bottles of beer out there on the open market)

[MDPrompter]

Originally Posted by prdstmnky36

You've never tried to buy Cantillon in the states! I do disagree on the cost of beer to an extent, ive bought plenty of 30-50 dollar bottles over the last 10 years. they dont get up in to the hundreds though typically (retail - there are $1000 bottles of beer out there on the open market)

I did try to buy from some place in belgium that ships...the bottle prices weren't that bad, but the shipping was nucking futs.

[prdstmnky36]

Originally Posted by mdmarvich

I did try to buy from some place in belgium that ships...the bottle prices weren't that bad, but the shipping was nucking futs.

Yeah, that turned into my go-to once it became impossible to find stateside. Even with shipping would usually come out to around 20 bucks a bottle, which isn't bad at all. Problem was customs started cracking down, heard a bunch of horror stories so stopped ordering. Belgiuminabox was always my go to!

Now you got me curious if that is still a thing! Been at least 3 years, maybe more. Not like I can afford a $300 box of beer at the moment!

[myersk27]

Originally Posted by BTBaboon

Was back in Kalamazoo, MI this week for work and picked up a nice NE style IPA called M-43 from Old Nation Brewing out of Lansing, MI.

https://i.imgur.com/QM2qyX6.png

Pours a completely opaque orange and is full of tropical flavor - mainly mango and pineapple. Great taste and finish, and really drinkable!

One of my favorites.