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David
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I got a 4 pack of this as a XMAS present from a buddy. It's pretty yummy, and I happened upon more of it when I was out today.
It's called 'Allies Win the War!' from 21st Amendment Brewing.
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stealth67vw
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| David wrote: | I got a 4 pack of this as a XMAS present from a buddy. It's pretty yummy, and I happened upon more of it when I was out today.
It's called 'Allies Win the War!' from 21st Amendment Brewing.
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It's a coalition between Ninkasi of Eugene, Or. and 21st Amendment of San Fran. and it's brewed with dates. I thought it was pretty good too but didn't get much of the dates.
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Currently inhaling a 2012 Deschutes Hop Henge Experimental IPA (8.5%abv)
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Big, spicy, hoppy. 6.6%, 55 IBU's, lovely red color. Sierra Nevada made it happen with this awesome beer. But I'm a sucker for RyePA's.
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| Thixotropic Water is the only drink for a wise man------believe it. |
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| iowegian wrote: | | Thixotropic Water is the only drink for a wise man------believe it. |
So what do you drink? 
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69 Jim
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| Posted: Sat Jan 28, 2012 10:08 pm Post subject: |
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| iowegian wrote: | | Thixotropic Water is the only drink for a wise man------believe it. |
It's done wonders for me. |
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cdennisg
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Today I stood out in the cold with long-roofs and ate chili out of a paper cup while drinking Miller high life, poured from a can into a red solo cup. It tasted much better than it sounds. We also got to watch people ride sleds down a hill into giant bowling pins, and teams of four race around cones while pulling an igloo doghouse. It was the Spirit Lake Idaho winter festival.
Good times.
When I got home I had a Wassail, and I am now suffering the wrath of the chili cook off.
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Had to pull my knickers back up when I finished this one... Great every time.
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| Upland Brewery Dragon Fly. Brewed in Bloomington, IN. Good stuff. |
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Just found out I have Celiac, now I'm stuck with this
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| Gary wrote: | | I've had a coffee stout before. They're "interesting". |
They brew a Coffee Stout at Right Brain, CEO Stout. It's very popular.
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Current favourite
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All this talk of coffee stouts, I had to go find some Cappuccino Stout from Lagunitas (9% ABV) Super yummy and I don't even drink coffee.
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Copernicus
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That Sierra Nevada Rye is good ^^^
There are surprisingly a few great breweries here in utah. I mostly stick to my homebrew 
Favorite has gotta be Union Jack IPA by Firestone walker 
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| Copernicus wrote: | That Sierra Nevada Rye is good ^^^
There are surprisingly a few great breweries here in utah. I mostly stick to my homebrew
Favorite has gotta be Union Jack IPA by Firestone walker |
If you like the Firestone keep an eye out for Green Flash Brewery's (San Diego) Imperial IPA. You will be very pleased.
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Copernicus
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| myzamboni wrote: | | Copernicus wrote: | That Sierra Nevada Rye is good ^^^
There are surprisingly a few great breweries here in utah. I mostly stick to my homebrew
Favorite has gotta be Union Jack IPA by Firestone walker |
If you like the Firestone keep an eye out for Green Flash Brewery's (San Diego) Imperial IPA. You will be very pleased. |
I'll have to check that out. I
Has anyone tried the new sierra Nevada monk/abbey brewed series? I would like to try it but I can't bring myself to spend $8 for a bottle of beer
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