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Pliny v Blind Pig
Paul, I'm inclined to agree
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#287
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After a tough day on the bike, the kayak, a good swim and a good book at the beach I am enjoying a Green Spot and Sam Summer. Love being retired.
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Starting off the holiday weekend with this, Full of citra hops, grapefruity, sort of like a Fresh Squeezed with just a few more ibu's. Fun label.
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Was just up there last weekend doing some wine tasting off westside road in healdsburg. |
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On a Sour run recently
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#291
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I have had PTE and PTY at the same time, but I would love to go IPA, DIPA 3xIPA with a BP, PTE, PTY tasting.
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#292
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Did you drink your six PTE or pack in luggage for the plane? Officially RRB says PTE can last awhile but IMHO about 2-3 weeks is optimal. I had a bottle four months after purchase and all the flavor was still there but it wasn't as sharp as when fresh. |
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[QUOTE=ptourkin;1782915]We flew into and out of Santa Rosa this week on the way to and from Mendocino, so we made the pilgrimage to Russian River. There was no Blind Pig in bottles, so we had to settle for a six of Pliny. On the way home, we stopped in and had Blind Pig on tap. IMO it's the better of the two, at least in Santa Rosa.
[/QUOTE See the thread about first world problems. Oh the misery trying to decide which is better pliny the elder or blind pig. I live for those problems and while I love both I'm not sure I don't agree. Blind Pig is just plain drinkable and tasty. |
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I have a bottle of Alpine Nelson and another Pliny stashed for 7/4. |
#295
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Iron Duke Iron Smith Pils
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#296
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German easier to understand
Must say that I am moving away from the Belgian beers and more toward the German's. This is my current favorite.
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I just had an Avery Brewing Co Maharaja IPA. Wow, what an excellent IPA. 10% ABV. A little salty as far as price at our local 50-50 BrewHouse but a great beer.
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We went to the last night of the local Jazz Festival last night. Ben Allison on the stage followed up by Charles Lloyd, with fireworks afterwards.
Among the usual selections of "canoe beer" in the beer garden were two from Tallgrass. I can't hardly believe my eyes, they are serving 8bit and Velvet Rooster. Great evening, good beer, terrific weather, incredible jazz, capped off with a huge choreographed fireworks display. |
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Henniker Artisan Ale. It's a Belgian Pils. Refreshing. Henniker, NH.
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Non-drinker here...
But I do appreciate me a good root beer.
Current RB of choice: Henry Weinhard's. So nice. |
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