I think this is the first one with the batch of maritime malt from NB although I am sure Titus, being the man who invented beer, has probably managed to produce something with the maritime malt already.
Bitter Daze IPA
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Bitter Daze IPA
I had some in the Port pub today, and I am enjoying a growler here now
. It is definitely a unique aroma - I am not sure how to describe it, definitely on the floral side (maybe even bubblegum?). The hop profile is definitely different from most IPAs, in a good way. Randy's hatred of Cascade really comes through on this one: Phoenix-Northdown-Horizon and dry-hopped with Horizon.
I think this is the first one with the batch of maritime malt from NB although I am sure Titus, being the man who invented beer, has probably managed to produce something with the maritime malt already.
I think this is the first one with the batch of maritime malt from NB although I am sure Titus, being the man who invented beer, has probably managed to produce something with the maritime malt already.
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Re: Bitter Daze IPA
Dry-hopped with Horizon. Interesting. I've been wanting to try that strain for bittering. Never considered dry-hopping it. 
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Re: Bitter Daze IPA
My sarcasm sense is tingling...wortly wrote:I am sure Titus, being the man who invented beer, has probably managed to produce something with the maritime malt already.
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Actually, wasn't there a batch of Hopyard that was supposed to be Maritime malt and hops? I seem to recall that being announced just before the Fog Burner came out.PEIBeerGuy wrote:My sarcasm sense is tingling...wortly wrote:I am sure Titus, being the man who invented beer, has probably managed to produce something with the maritime malt already.
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Re: Bitter Daze IPA
Anybody manage to get some from Bishop's? All gone yesterday. Anybody know if there will be more?
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Re: Bitter Daze IPA
I know Nash grabbed some last week down there, but obviously, that was then... 
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Re: Bitter Daze IPA
6 more cases are on route halifax, they were bottled Sat.
Only about 350L left, it's going fast.
Only about 350L left, it's going fast.
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Re: Bitter Daze IPA
Any ETA? They told me to watch their twitter feed, but just in case I miss it.whisle pig wrote:6 more cases are on route halifax, they were bottled Sat.
Only about 350L left, it's going fast.
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Re: Bitter Daze IPA
Just checked. Their cooler is full. Go Go Go!!!
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Damn - just seeing this now. And no tweets about it - they lied to me!Tim Gregory wrote:Just checked. Their cooler is full. Go Go Go!!!
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Re: Bitter Daze IPA
Buddy o mine bought some there tuesday too 
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Re: Bitter Daze IPA
LiverDance and I picked up a few bottles around 7pm, still had a few left.
The beer was quite bitter, as advertised, but I did not get much aroma. Not as balanced as I would have liked.
The beer was quite bitter, as advertised, but I did not get much aroma. Not as balanced as I would have liked.
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Re: Bitter Daze IPA
I grabbed some too, and this matches my impression. Lots of resiny bitterness but little hop flavour or aroma from late additions. The malts that were present were nice, they just got overwhelmed by the bitterness.chalmers wrote:LiverDance and I picked up a few bottles around 7pm, still had a few left.
The beer was quite bitter, as advertised, but I did not get much aroma. Not as balanced as I would have liked.
I got a grower of Granite Brewery's Hopping Mad too. This one's got a much better balance to it. I still wouldn't call it an IPA, but it's a very good hoppy pale ale.
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Re: Bitter Daze IPA
Anybody been to Bishops lately? Thinking of getting down there tonight to pick up some Bitter Daze.
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Re: Bitter Daze IPA
I'd call them.
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