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Poll Question: Which of these brews is the best?
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^ Love the dark beers.  I will have to look for the New Belgium beer locally to see if it is around.  BTW, voted for Guinness from the list.
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Originally posted by Finnforest Finnforest wrote:

And first up this evening.....good, but falls well short of the Lake Superior black ale I had last week. 



One of my favorites....been drinking it for a long time....but I'll look at my local place for the Lake Superior black ale,.
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Originally posted by Finnforest Finnforest wrote:

And first up this evening.....good, but falls well short of the Lake Superior black ale I had last week. 





These guys make some good beer though, and the fact that I can find it in Eugene, OR tells me that they're getting good business around the western states.

Since New Belgium isn't on the list, or Rogue's Dead Guy, I went with Sierra Nevada. Though I have so many good choices of local brews, I don't drink  the bigger names anymore.
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And first up this evening.....good, but falls well short of the Lake Superior black ale I had last week. 



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Nice, I'll be shopping today again. 

I had a "rye" ale last night, way too carbonated for me.  I like intense flavor but not too big on carbonation. 
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Always come back to this one.  One of the best beers out there.
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A bit too short-lasting taste, but not bad!
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Originally posted by Finnforest Finnforest wrote:

holy cow, this stuff will knock you on  your arse.   its knocking me right now!   


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Saw that one on the shelf today when I was buying some Breckenridge Vanilla Porter....I'll definitely be buying some on Monday.
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holy cow, this stuff will knock you on  your arse.   its knocking me right now!   


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That's a seasonal brew I see, which means it'll be available again, sometime (but when?), so I'll keep that one in mind and look out for it.

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Definitely a great brewery.  The bourbon-barrel Sunturnbrew is really tasty as well
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I just checked on nogne-o.com, and it was a one off, now retired.

They also had a one off called Tangerine Dream, an IPA with a strong taste of orange. I would've liked to have had a taste of that one.

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pretty sure it was just called Imperial Stout Cognac Barrel or something like that
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^ What's the one from Nøgne Ø called?

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Originally posted by Finnforest Finnforest wrote:

Cognac aged stouts...wow, I will be looking to try thatLOLBeer


I've had one from Mikkeler and one from Nøgne ø.  Both were ridiculously intense.
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Originally posted by Finnforest Finnforest wrote:

Here's their current offerings Wu....don't see a vanilla but they probably change varieties now and then...

http://tyranena.com/category/our-beer/

It is so cool that there are so many small and local craft beers to choose from.  When certain ones get too big and start to mass produce, if the taste suffers, there are new ones coming.  Hopefully the mammoth brewers do not figure out a way to strangle the little guys by distribution.  I would expect that to happen, yet, judging by what's on the shelf, indie brewers are still there in large number. 
I think it was a seasonal brew.
I just bought some pumpkin flavored ale from the local craft brewery in my home town....and some of that Raven Tor oatmeal stout pictured above.
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Originally posted by Finnforest Finnforest wrote:

Cognac aged stouts...wow, I will be looking to try thatLOLBeer
Same here! I love cognac, as well as stout, so it should be right up my alley.
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Here's their current offerings Wu....don't see a vanilla but they probably change varieties now and then...

http://tyranena.com/category/our-beer/

It is so cool that there are so many small and local craft beers to choose from.  When certain ones get too big and start to mass produce, if the taste suffers, there are new ones coming.  Hopefully the mammoth brewers do not figure out a way to strangle the little guys by distribution.  I would expect that to happen, yet, judging by what's on the shelf, indie brewers are still there in large number. 
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I drink at this craft brewery on a reg basis......Figure Eight in Valparaiso  IN This is a few of their own beers...the one on the far right being their oatmeal stout.
 
 
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