Pretty sure Eugene Oregon is were Justin Herbert is from.... Must be a lot of soon to be chargers fans out by you
@Hackerman don't forget to stir the sauce !
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Any serious beer drinkers in forum?
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@Hackerman don't forget to stir the sauce !
ArthurJ
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@vinnyzan, I highly recommend Single Cut. I've only been to LIC Beer Project once, nothing really grabbed, but I've had a few things, notably the half-stack IPA that I really like. Not a bad for a first try at all. Some places will let you mix and match single cans for a 4 or 6 pack to go, I don't recall if SC does, but I have seen that at small breweries.
If ever there were a time to become one lol
Definitely looking forward to stopping by SC some time this weekend, will consider trying the half stack. thanks for the suggestion definitely helps alot. I probably would have went and bought something by now if I could decide on what i want to try...
Are you allowed to ship alcoholic beverages ? If not I wonder how seriously its taken for small quantities to family. I saw on a few of the local breweries websites that there not allowed to ship out of state.should we...start a beer trading thing
LabPong
Well-Known Member
There are def laws and regs on it.....and do not tell your UPS driver that you are shipping alcohol.....they will not take it! I pack well and make sure it is just a simple birthday package...lol
Paka-cholo
Flaccid Member
Whats up @LabPong and @FlyingLow !! Hope all is well brothers. Thanks again for the gift Labpong!
I like your selection!
Had a nice Pils the other night from the north bay. Cheers Everyone!
I like your selection!
Had a nice Pils the other night from the north bay. Cheers Everyone!
check out this description for a beer available at at a local brewery (single cut)
Shoegazer
// Triple Dry-Hopped IPA with Pineapple Express Terpenes // 7.5% A new highwater mark in aroma in a single IPA- intense candied pineapple, lemon-lime soda, sweet creamy mango, a subtle but intense peppery tropical note thanks to the beautiful Pineapple Express Terpenes (the aroma component of cannabis), with a finish that hints at kiwi and sticky resin.
Has any one ever heard of Brewers advertising terpenes from well known strains ? Ive already tryed one of their beers and thought it was great so Im going to have to give this one a try even though i have a feeling its kinda gimicky. How much does a description effect your choice to try a beer or not ?
Shoegazer
// Triple Dry-Hopped IPA with Pineapple Express Terpenes // 7.5% A new highwater mark in aroma in a single IPA- intense candied pineapple, lemon-lime soda, sweet creamy mango, a subtle but intense peppery tropical note thanks to the beautiful Pineapple Express Terpenes (the aroma component of cannabis), with a finish that hints at kiwi and sticky resin.
Has any one ever heard of Brewers advertising terpenes from well known strains ? Ive already tryed one of their beers and thought it was great so Im going to have to give this one a try even though i have a feeling its kinda gimicky. How much does a description effect your choice to try a beer or not ?
This is a continuation of the the FuckCombustion.com thread 'Any serious beer drinkers in forum' which can be found here.
. . . But in reality we aren't that serious, so here we are now
And I'm going to open up this beer-marathon-relay session with a deeply resinous IPA from Hardywood brewery located in Richmond, VA.
Great Return - malty, hoppy, goodness, a hint of spice with a suitably bitter finish . . .
. . . . and at 7.5% I'm done (for now)!
Cheers to 'New Fuck Combustion' & all who sail in her!!!
. . . But in reality we aren't that serious, so here we are now
And I'm going to open up this beer-marathon-relay session with a deeply resinous IPA from Hardywood brewery located in Richmond, VA.
Great Return - malty, hoppy, goodness, a hint of spice with a suitably bitter finish . . .
. . . . and at 7.5% I'm done (for now)!
Cheers to 'New Fuck Combustion' & all who sail in her!!!
I don't know how old this article is.
Cannabis-Infused Beer Was Just Approved for Sale
No, it won't get you high. But rest assured, the alcohol still works.
Dad and Dudes Breweria of Aurora, Colorado, has received approval from the Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau to sell its General Washington's Secret Stash IPA brew, which contains cannabinoids (CBDs) — but no THC — in all 50 states. “Cannabinoids are a miracle compound, and I thought it would be a responsible choice to put them into beer,” explains Dad and Dudes co-owner Mason Hembree. “They are an antioxidant and neuro-protectant that have a lot of health benefits.”
Cannabis-Infused Beer Was Just Approved for Sale
No, it won't get you high. But rest assured, the alcohol still works.
Dad and Dudes Breweria of Aurora, Colorado, has received approval from the Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau to sell its General Washington's Secret Stash IPA brew, which contains cannabinoids (CBDs) — but no THC — in all 50 states. “Cannabinoids are a miracle compound, and I thought it would be a responsible choice to put them into beer,” explains Dad and Dudes co-owner Mason Hembree. “They are an antioxidant and neuro-protectant that have a lot of health benefits.”
ginolicious
Well-Known Member
Got a long weekend coming up in Canada. May grab a growler and 24 tall cans of my favourite Niagara beer.
mucsusn
60 going on 20
Beer is my 2nd fave after cannabis. I love the kinship of weed and hops! A genuine spring deck day here in Northern VA, sipping on a Sierra Nevada Torpedo. It was my very first IPA back in 2010, and it has recently re-entered my rotation due to it’s solid flavor, solid value, and ready availability. IPA’s are my first choice for a beer, but I love all styles. Cheers, everyone
Hjalmark
Oldest boy alive
Beer is my 2nd fave after cannabis. I love the kinship of weed and hops! A genuine spring deck day here in Northern VA, sipping on a Sierra Nevada Torpedo. It was my very first IPA back in 2010, and it has recently re-entered my rotation due to it’s solid flavor, solid value, and ready availability. IPA’s are my first choice for a beer, but I love all styles. Cheers, everyone
ginolicious
Well-Known Member
Beer is my 2nd fave after cannabis. I love the kinship of weed and hops! A genuine spring deck day here in Northern VA, sipping on a Sierra Nevada Torpedo. It was my very first IPA back in 2010, and it has recently re-entered my rotation due to it’s solid flavor, solid value, and ready availability. IPA’s are my first choice for a beer, but I love all styles. Cheers, everyone
I love me a good IPA. I don’t like all IPAs though. Very selective on what I drink. Haven’t had one in a while. Been drinking a Country ale for weeks.
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z0r
New Member
Been on a huge farmhouse kick for many weeks now. Absolutely in love with this beer from a local brewery, Stats: Henrietta, it's perfect for the few warm days we've had so far this "spring".
At the end of Feb, right before the 'rona caused shelter-in-lace in my state, I made two trips for beer, one to Burlington VT for Alchemist, Foam Brewers, and others, and then to western MA for Treehouse. Alas, my stockpile has dwindled but I learned how to ship beers to friends in the meantime, and we've begun trading which is surprisingly fun!
At the end of Feb, right before the 'rona caused shelter-in-lace in my state, I made two trips for beer, one to Burlington VT for Alchemist, Foam Brewers, and others, and then to western MA for Treehouse. Alas, my stockpile has dwindled but I learned how to ship beers to friends in the meantime, and we've begun trading which is surprisingly fun!