Beers

[C*H*U*D]

Originally Posted by toybuilder

You should stop by tomorrow, Juan. I'll have a few of these leftover.

Uh............OK

[EeePee]

Strong. That's about all there is to it.

http://www.lagunitas.com/beers/undercover.html

[C*H*U*D]

Originally Posted by EeePee

Strong. That's about all there is to it.

http://www.lagunitas.com/beers/undercover.html

An Imperial Mild?!? That makes no sense, but I want one!

A few more strong ones for you. I think I posted Gubna before, but I love that stuff! $14 for a 4-pack is a bit steep though.

[Sydwaiz]

Ha, I had a Gubna tonight! $14 for a four pack steep? Not really if you think about it. Basically $3.50 a beer for good quality, high octane, craft brew. There's times where I spend a helluva lot more than that on shittier beers. I think it's the whole "can" thing that throws people off.

Stuff I drank this weekend at "The Bruery" 2nd anniversary party will sell for $30 per 750ml bottle. Makes buying Gubna feel like buying buttweiper on sale at Costco. I have beer that I plan on cellaring longer than most wines I have.

[EeePee]

Originally Posted by C*H*U*D

An Imperial Mild?!? That makes no sense, but I want one!

No sense, but it's good. Three of em, followed by a 22 of Hop Stoopid and I was ready for bed about an hour and a half earlier than normal.

[C*H*U*D]

Originally Posted by Sydwaiz

Basically $3.50 a beer for good quality, high octane, craft brew.

Now why did you have to go and make sense?!?...I guess I need to pick up a 4 pack on the way home.

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[EeePee]

Originally Posted by columbusbrewingco.com

COLUMBUS PALE ALE
Copper color with a dry finish. This award winning, copper colored pale ale was the first beer we ever brewed and it's still one of our favorites. We carefully blend German and English malts and add generous portions of American hops for a refreshing citrus aroma and long, dry finish.

http://www.ratebeer.com/beer/columbus-pale-ale/7588/

[EeePee]

I've had about five or ten of these things and never get the chance to take a picture. Finally.

Four dollars for 22 ounces of great beer for a mid afternoon'r, on a holiday.

"Cascade, Centennial, Chinook and Columbus - hops, hops, hops!"

http://www.ratebeer.com/ratings/beer...ale-ale/40738/

[C*H*U*D]

Originally Posted by EeePee

I've had about five or ten of these things and never get the chance to take a picture. Finally.

Four dollars for 22 ounces of great beer for a mid afternoon'r, on a holiday.

"Cascade, Centennial, Chinook and Columbus - hops, hops, hops!"

http://www.ratebeer.com/ratings/beer...ale-ale/40738/

I'd like to try that one....never seen it here in Colorado though.

Rototilled my garden today, so it was time for a refreshing Blackberry Wheat. I got this one from the "Cannibalistic, Humanoid, Underground Brewery".

[toybuilder]

Originally Posted by C*H*U*D

I'd like to try that one....never seen it here in Colorado though.

Rototilled my garden today, so it was time for a refreshing Blackberry Wheat. I got this one from the "Cannibalistic, Humanoid, Underground Brewery".

Sounds good I'll have to stop by and check that one out soon!

I recently had the chance to try a few of these Vapor Cave IPAs.
A bit stronger than I like, but very tasty. Strong hop flavor and plenty of malt too...

[EeePee]

[helhedded]

must. have. right. now.

[JeremyH]

That looks good. BrewDog makes some good beers!

[GySgt Hartman]

How is it?

I picked up a bottle of Utopias (27%) a couple years back, tasted like ass...$140 down the toilet.

[EeePee]

Not mine.

$140? I heard $200!!!!

[GySgt Hartman]

$142.99...
I forget what I paid for the matching riedel Utopias glasses.

[EeePee]

Well, I think my camera has just about had enough. Ten attempts and this is the best one I got.

I'm gonna quote someone from the Beeradvocate.com website because it's easier than typing.

A good beer, but not what I expected from a IIPA - sure, up front there is the big, hoppy wallop, closely followed by a somewhat syrupy sweetness that usuall accompanies the hops assault. Then, rather oddly, the hops melt away at the finish. Rather than the long, lingering bitterness clinging to the back of the tongue, this beer sort of finishes up and moves on. Interesting.

The way this beer finishes is so unusual. Just packs its bags and heads out. Pretty cool.

[C*H*U*D]

I paid $7.75 last night for a rather flat Fat Tire at Red Rocks...two of these crappy beers, and I could of bought a 4-pack of Gubna



I guess you're paying for the experience...

[JeremyH]

Wow....is there a stage down there?

[C*H*U*D]

Originally Posted by JeremyH

Wow....is there a stage down there?

I took that picture at the top...we had a spot down on the left, right next to the stage. Red Rocks is a great place to see a band, but damn proud of their beer.