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Sun Feb 14, 2016 12:34 am

Opened my first bourbon county regal rye. Holy fudge it's good... :pint:
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zefarrett wrote:Opened my first bourbon county regal rye. Holy fudge it's good... :pint:
What they screwed up in coffee and Barleywine, they made up in regular, regal, and rare. All damn good. Still need to try the prop.
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Sun Feb 14, 2016 12:26 pm

Just read an article from yesterday's WSJ about winter beers. Any of you mountain states guys have an opinion on this one?

Avery Brewing Old Jubilation (8.3% ABV)
Since 1997, fans have been coveting, and aging, this Boulder brewery’s flagship winter beer. Time in the cellar only darkens its ripples of root beer and plums.

When FD, Jr. was in culinary school in Denver he regularly had Avery beers around by I've never found any here in the ATL. This one sounds delish. Assuming it is a seasonal, anybody want to snag a sixer and hold it till next time I'm in town? :pint:
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Sun Feb 14, 2016 12:34 pm

mnachmia3113 wrote:
zefarrett wrote:Opened my first bourbon county regal rye. Holy fudge it's good... :pint:
What they screwed up in coffee and Barleywine, they made up in regular, regal, and rare. All damn good. Still need to try the prop.
I thought coffee was the best this year.
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63schoeffling wrote:
mnachmia3113 wrote:
zefarrett wrote:Opened my first bourbon county regal rye. Holy fudge it's good... :pint:
What they screwed up in coffee and Barleywine, they made up in regular, regal, and rare. All damn good. Still need to try the prop.
I thought coffee was the best this year.
All mine were infected. Same with Barleywine.
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mnachmia3113 wrote:
63schoeffling wrote:
mnachmia3113 wrote:
zefarrett wrote:Opened my first bourbon county regal rye. Holy fudge it's good... :pint:
What they screwed up in coffee and Barleywine, they made up in regular, regal, and rare. All damn good. Still need to try the prop.
I thought coffee was the best this year.
All mine were infected. Same with Barleywine.
Ohh I just had them on tap.
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Sun Feb 14, 2016 2:24 pm

Great time at weyerbacher this morning!!! 5 degrees out. Got there at 9am for 10am release. Out by 10:30. SOLD OUT by 12.30

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Looks miserable.
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Sun Feb 14, 2016 2:38 pm

Codeblue wrote:Looks miserable.
Ha, it really does. It was pretty easy to grab last year at a bunch of places around me. I had no idea that many people would be out there for that.
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Sun Feb 14, 2016 3:10 pm

Codeblue wrote:Looks miserable.
Seems like this is what the beer scene is becoming all over the country. :?
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rhythmgtr5 wrote:
Codeblue wrote:Looks miserable.
Seems like this is what the beer scene is becoming all over the country. :?
yeah for sure. makes me easily pass on events such as this. Sad thing is that many breweries do this for such good beers. Oh well. It's not like there's a shortage of good beer.
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Got to do what you got to do
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Sun Feb 14, 2016 4:26 pm

Although people hate it, I like how founder's releases KBS by having tickets. Beats standing out in the cold waiting in line and not knowing if u will get the beer you want.
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mattlew69 wrote:Although people hate it, I like how founder's releases KBS by having tickets. Beats standing out in the cold waiting in line and not knowing if u will get the beer you want.
never been, but agree. i love not having to wait in line or in the cold. recently went to Lift Bridge and Central Waters for beer releases. both of them use a ticketing service for admission. so much easier. though, Central Waters still had quite the line, you could easily avoid it by showing up a bit after opening.
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Sun Feb 14, 2016 10:54 pm

The only thing good about lines at a beer release........ is the bottle sharing.
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