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I prefer traditional IPAs over Hazy/West Coast IPAs but they're not bad. I'm assuming you are familiar with Ballast Point? I know they're not craft anymore, but I went out to their brewery when I was in San Diego years ago and was blown away with the crazy stuff they had. The Habanero Sculpin was absolutely incredible.Mikey wrote: ↑Sun Oct 29, 2023 11:41 pm I seem to change brands pretty frequently, there are so many great beers out there. Lately I’ve been drinking:
Latitude 33 Blood Orange IPA. A very good San Diego style (brewed in Vista) IPA, with a slight hint of citrus. Not sweet at all. Plenty of hops without being overbearing.
Firestone Walker 805 Blond Ale. When I want something a little lighter. Just a very drinkable blonde ale, ABV not too high. Great to quaff ice cold while in the spa after a few hours of sweating in the yard. Brewed in San Luis Obispo.
I don’t mind drinking Modelo, either the blonde or negra, especially at a Mexican restaurant.
Ingse Bodil wrote:rich jews aren't the same as real jews, though, right?
Ingse Bodil wrote:rich jews aren't the same as real jews, though, right?
8 years ago you had to go to a package store in upper VT on the day it was delivered to score this stuff. Today, I can buy it at my local supermarket.The Whistle Is Screaming wrote: ↑Mon Nov 20, 2023 9:34 pm If you are an IPA fan, you need to score some of this, not sure if it makes it that far west Mikey.
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Ingse Bodil wrote:rich jews aren't the same as real jews, though, right?