NateOEB
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Avery White Rascal has been a go to recently, reall nice one.
The Taproom (aka Anything and Everything Beer)
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Had a bit of a session yesterday..
Bath Ales ‘Gem’ - This is a great ale, nothing particularly special flavour wise, but it goes down easily!
Tuscan Raider ‘Vanilla Ice Cream Pale Ale’ - the best thing I tried yesterday. Creamy, subtle vanilla flavours, delicious all round.
Team Toxic ‘Neutral Milk Milkshake Pale Ale’ - Bad. None of The flavours from its namesake were present. Had a terrible taste to it, which is hard to describe.
Bristol Beer Factory ‘Milk Stout’ - This was decent as far as milk stouts go, but I prefer them slightly sweeter.
There was a few more, but I was in no fit state to take photos.
Bath Ales ‘Gem’ - This is a great ale, nothing particularly special flavour wise, but it goes down easily!
Tuscan Raider ‘Vanilla Ice Cream Pale Ale’ - the best thing I tried yesterday. Creamy, subtle vanilla flavours, delicious all round.
Team Toxic ‘Neutral Milk Milkshake Pale Ale’ - Bad. None of The flavours from its namesake were present. Had a terrible taste to it, which is hard to describe.
Bristol Beer Factory ‘Milk Stout’ - This was decent as far as milk stouts go, but I prefer them slightly sweeter.
There was a few more, but I was in no fit state to take photos.
Hollywood
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It's very creamy!
No Secrets DIPA - Dominion City Brewing Co.
No Secrets DIPA - Dominion City Brewing Co.
batkins
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I like this more as a sour than a sour ipa. Don't really like screwing with my ipa, sour or belgian, just seems weird. As a sour, it's pretty damn good.
Djxfactor511
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Cross posting here because I love y'all.
Drinking local tonight. A lovely rauchbier.
wokeupnew
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Love breweries that have those to-go containers/cans which are much better than always having a growler on hand
Jdp941
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Rauchbier is an extremely underrated style. I love finding a brewery that makes a good one. It’s like drinking a campfire!
batkins
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Very OLD school Barleywine. 2006 old.
I agree. I really love them and seek them out. They can be hard to find. Notch made this one as a limited run. It's not part of their regular lineup.
Silvaticus has one part of their regular line up, but it's available in their taproom only. Not they don't distribute to stores or bars. Silvaticus has also had several different limited runs of Rauchbier.
So far I haven't found any in stores. Only tap rooms. I wish they more more readily available.
Transferred a NEIPA to secondary, currently at 1.0125 after a couple weeks, (O.G. 1.062). It looks and tastes very juicy! I am considering adding more Citra hops, because why not? 
I've had some vacuumed sealed sitting in the freezer for a while.
I've had some vacuumed sealed sitting in the freezer for a while.
Hollywood
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Cheers to SMOKIN' good beer!
sahomerrocks
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Fermetery Form - Form Extra. French and/or Southern Belgian hoppy-biere de garde might be my favorite style if done well and this is an excellent example. Smells of lemon, lime, and grapefruit. Tastes of unripe strawberries. Noble hops all around.
Chucktshoes
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I’m adding a beer to my list of yard beers that I’ve drank. If you are from the northeast, I imagine your grandpa drank it. Narraganset.
Hollywood
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A Hoppy Beer!
Sunsplit IPA - Dominion City Brewing Company
Sunsplit IPA - Dominion City Brewing Company
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folsom_lives
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Spinning Colemine 45s demands an Ohio beer. Drink local, spin local.
Left Handed Giant Brewing ‘More Than A While’ Maple and Pecan Stout. Ticks all my boxes when it comes to Stout. Sweet, moorish and packs a punch.
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