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New Fave,,,, ''Pliney The Elder'' Russian River Brewing.. Awwwesome !!!!
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Ayup, that's good hooch! Where were you able to get it? I've had it on tap at Trappiste in Pasadena when they just happened to get a keg in that day.tpfishnfool wrote: ''Pliney The Elder''
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Found that and Blind Pig at the Green Jug in West Hills. They have a two bottle limit on the stuff though.... 

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"A Scottish brewery claims to have produced the world's strongest beer, Brewmeister's Armageddon, with an alcohol by volume (ABV) of a whopping 65 percent."
I'm not sure if this is a good idea or not...

I'm not sure if this is a good idea or not...



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Now on tap at Ladyface Ale Companie in Agoura. If they run out, you can always have a Blind Ambition, Chaparral Saison, or a Chesebro IPA.''Pliney The Elder''
http://www.ladyfaceale.com/ontap.html
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Sculpin from ballast point is a good one and easy to find. Pliney is getting harder to find by the day. wtf
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Btw, a cool place to have a good beer is Instant Replay in the Valley at the corner of Saticoy and Topanga Cyn. Neighborhood dive type place with 8 craft taps and Tacos Reyes next door. All the regulars are sucking down crap, but they have AleSmith Yule Smith DIPA (9.5% ABV) on tap now during Happy Hour for $5/16 oz. lemonade glass. Screamer deal.
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Well, since BP sold to Anheiser Busch, I'm sure their availability will stay good......tpfishnfool wrote: Sculpin from ballast point is a good one and easy to find. Pliney is getting harder to find by the day. wtf
I was fortunate enough to win Kern River's lottery so I've got some Citra IIPA in the fridge!
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Speaking of beer, anyone seen Sierra Nevada Celebration this season?
I'm striking out, and usually it is everywhere.
I'm striking out, and usually it is everywhere.
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Shang- check Total Wine if you've got one nearby. They seemingly have everything.
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I just picked some up at my local Stater Bros (Claremont). I'll toast to you next one I open.....Shangri-LA wrote: Speaking of beer, anyone seen Sierra Nevada Celebration this season?
I'm striking out, and usually it is everywhere.
"Argue for your limitations and sure enough they're yours".
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I grabbed some at BevMo last week. But usually Von's/Ralph's/CVS is dependable for something that is so well-distributed. There were only a few cases left at BevMo.JeffH wrote:I just picked some up at my local Stater Bros (Claremont). I'll toast to you next one I open.....Shangri-LA wrote: Speaking of beer, anyone seen Sierra Nevada Celebration this season?
I'm striking out, and usually it is everywhere.
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Necro once again.... I picked up a couple when I drove past Mt Shasta last month. I had a Mountain High IPA and a Jalapeño Ale.
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Well?? And how were they?
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I wouldn't get the jalapeno again, the IPA was nice. I waited until I got home before enjoying, it was cold camping so I had scotch for that.dima wrote:Well?? And how were they?
I'll try to announce next time I drive up there so I can take orders.
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Bacon ain't dead just yet: https://www.ratebeer.com/beer/mikkeller ... on/122174/JeffH wrote:No. Jalapeños are the new bacon.
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When bacon is dead (gasp!) I might as well go too.Uncle Rico wrote:Bacon ain't dead just yet: https://www.ratebeer.com/beer/mikkeller ... on/122174/JeffH wrote:No. Jalapeños are the new bacon.
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This thread reminds me of the old joke about the similarity between bacon and sex: when their good, they're both really, really good. And when they're bad...their both still pretty darn good.?