The only place that cheap, watery beer is acceptable:
Although it wasn't cheap.
Favorite Beer?
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highpilgrim
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Wow, great view!highpilgrim wrote:The only place that cheap, watery beer is acceptable:
"If you don't stand for something, you'll fall for anything."
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I really enjoyed the offerings at Crazy Mountain Brewing in Edwards. Lots of great beers and very dog friendly.
I also stopped at Gore Range Brewing. Good beer, but too expensive.
I also stopped at Gore Range Brewing. Good beer, but too expensive.
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I'm a big fan of Coors Light Draft or a Corona.
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I happened to be in the Cincinatti area the other day.....
I found good local beer.
I stuck with IPA's and MadTree Psychopathy, West 6th and Rhinegeist Truth were all quite good. Now, Rhinegeist has an Imperial IPA by the name of Saber Tooth Tiger.....that was amazing.
I found good local beer.
I stuck with IPA's and MadTree Psychopathy, West 6th and Rhinegeist Truth were all quite good. Now, Rhinegeist has an Imperial IPA by the name of Saber Tooth Tiger.....that was amazing.
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asrick
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Tried them at Tipsy's last weekend for a tasting. Too hoppy for my tastes.Tory Wells wrote:I really enjoyed the offerings at Crazy Mountain Brewing in Edwards. Lots of great beers and very dog friendly.
I also stopped at Gore Range Brewing. Good beer, but too expensive.
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I shared a bomber of Paradox's 2nd Anniversery beer (Deux Ans) and that was a really tasty beverage.
I also recently tried "Hey! Pumpkin" from Denver Brewing Company, this is easily and above average pumpkin beer with some sweetness, medium body, and a smooth mouthfeel.
Side note: I picked up Untappd nearly 2 years ago and have "logged' 444 unique beers. It's kind of a mashup of craft beer snobbery and facebook. Without the Donald Trump videos. I really enjoy it.
I also recently tried "Hey! Pumpkin" from Denver Brewing Company, this is easily and above average pumpkin beer with some sweetness, medium body, and a smooth mouthfeel.
Side note: I picked up Untappd nearly 2 years ago and have "logged' 444 unique beers. It's kind of a mashup of craft beer snobbery and facebook. Without the Donald Trump videos. I really enjoy it.
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Coors Light
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Uinta anniversary Barleywine is a worthy Barleywine but packs a punch at over 10% abv
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Have you tried G'Knight?Jon Frohlich wrote: We went to Oregon back in June and I was just thinking again about some of the amazing beer we had when I saw this thread. Scarlet was amazing. Wish I could get it here.
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Yeah, love that too. I'm having a thing for imperial reds lately. Scarlet was even better than G'Knight.djkest wrote: Have you tried G'Knight?
