A Deal with the Devil (Anchorage Brewing)
A 22% triple-oaked, aged stout for 33 months in Elijah Craig, Willett Rye & Heaven Hill barrels.
Planning on opening it on New Year's in Lake City. We'll see if the hype/flavor lives up to the price.
Favorite Beer?
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Kiefer
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Re: Favorite Beer?
FINALLY found this over at Hazel's in Boulder. I had to ask for it from management.
A Deal with the Devil (Anchorage Brewing)
A 22% triple-oaked, aged stout for 33 months in Elijah Craig, Willett Rye & Heaven Hill barrels.
Planning on opening it on New Year's in Lake City. We'll see if the hype/flavor lives up to the price.
A Deal with the Devil (Anchorage Brewing)
A 22% triple-oaked, aged stout for 33 months in Elijah Craig, Willett Rye & Heaven Hill barrels.
Planning on opening it on New Year's in Lake City. We'll see if the hype/flavor lives up to the price.
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greenonion
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Re: Favorite Beer?
Daayam. And I thought Samichlaus grew hair in wild places. Sounds really good!Kiefer wrote: ↑Fri Dec 19, 2025 8:36 am FINALLY found this over at Hazel's in Boulder. I had to ask for it from management.
A Deal with the Devil (Anchorage Brewing)
A 22% triple-oaked, aged stout for 33 months in Elijah Craig, Willett Rye & Heaven Hill barrels.
Planning on opening it on New Year's in Lake City. We'll see if the hype/flavor lives up to the price.
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SES_17
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Re: Favorite Beer?
Tis the season for winter warmers and other dark brews. Firestone's Wooky Jack (black rye) and Jubelale from Deschutes have been my go to for the last month or so. Last year someone turned me on to Hibernation Ale from Great Divide that was very tasty but I haven't seen it in any of my usual liquor stores in CS this year. I'm also always on the lookout for black ales but these have been difficult to find as well.
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Whochster
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Re: Favorite Beer?
Thought Sullivan’s Irish Red Ale was the best I ever had.
Every day beer. PBR, Coors Banquet and Yuengling
Every day beer. PBR, Coors Banquet and Yuengling
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Istoodupthere
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Re: Favorite Beer?
Lighthouse Amber by Cheboygan Brewing Company