Quote from: stonemaster on July 12, 2014, 09:49:27 PM
...hey maybe a new thread on home brewing

This one is begging for revival: http://www.ducatimonsterforum.org/index.php?topic=43040.0

Stone Ruination IPA @ 8.2%

My new night cap 

this is interesting,

Never tried Blue Moon before.

Quote from: The Last In Line on September 24, 2014, 10:47:10 AM
this is interesting

No it's not.

For me it is . . .

Quote from: Mendo Dave 7.2 on September 24, 2014, 12:33:28 PM
Never tried Blue Moon before.

Sucks. Any beer that requires a piece of fruit to taste good sucks (IMO).

...and people in the PNW don't drink it all that much. Should have been some sort of an IPA on that map.

I drink one if I went over to somebody's house and that was what was offered.

It's a pretty standard wheat beer. Domestic version of Hoegarden. You don't need the orange. But running it around the rim of the glass adds a bit of "summer shandy" flavor.

Was up in Seattle this past weekend and picked up a bottle of Pike Brewing's Harlot's Harvest Pumpkin Ale. Looking forward to trying it. 

Quote from: Buckethead on September 24, 2014, 08:51:48 PM
It's a pretty standard wheat beer. Domestic version of Hoegarden. You don't need the orange. But running it around the rim of the glass adds a bit of "summer shandy" flavor.

Was up in Seattle this past weekend and picked up a bottle of Pike Brewing's Harlot's Harvest Pumpkin Ale. Looking forward to trying it. 

Give me a heads up next time...MUCH better beer here than Pike's. 

I like that Martini bar at the foot of University.

Quote from: Triple J on September 24, 2014, 09:17:19 PM
Give me a heads up next time...MUCH better beer here than Pike's. 

Will do. 

Was a quick "up and back" weekend.

Hit up the Safeway in North Bend and tried to drink local.

Pike's as mentioned, an American Brewing Flying Monkey Dogfight Pale Ale, and a Scuttlebutt Brewing Co Golden Mariner Pale Ale. Had the Dogfight, brought the Scuttlebutt and Pike's home.

Oh, and I grabbed a sixer of Ranier because I was close enough to see the mountain. Wound up marinating/cooking with most of it.

I was rather amused to see New Belgium products up there for cheaper than I can get them locally.

Conversely, Full Sail is usually $6-7/6 pack here and that shit is delicious.

Having quit drinking for well over a month now I would like to say I hate this thread now.  Oh the fond memories...

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