Thanks! Yeah it's definitely Nash-like.TimG wrote:Great pic! I also have really enjoyed Pumphouse' IPA when I've had it at Maxwell's.hogie wrote:Found the hops in Moncton. We made an impromptu decision to stay the night here as part of my birthday celebration. Pump House IPA is off the hook. Tastes great out of Super Nintendo Chalmers' mug!
Happy Birthday friend!!
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Yeah the mugs are quite classy. You actually did offer it to me one time last year when I was contemplating a visit to Moncton. Otherwise, I wouldn't have used it without asking.chalmers wrote:I think the mugs are ~$20, and the yearly dues are the same.
Glad you got to use it, Hogie! I didn't think to offer it to you, so good call on that. I assuming you didn't pay the fee, right? I'll do that next time I'm in (or else just take my mug, I'm drinking at Marky's and the Tide and Boar these days).
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Had a Shipyard Monkey Fist.
Bitter as fuck but no balance or popping flavor.
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Bitter as fuck but no balance or popping flavor.
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Lager from Africa.
Tasted like the local shit we have here.
Not likely to be found around here much though.
Tasted like the local shit we have here.
Not likely to be found around here much though.
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Stone Ruination IPA.
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Pumphouse Premium Lager.
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Currently Propeller Black IPA, tonight Propeller IIPA, Garrison Kick Ass IPA and Imperial Pale Ale.
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^ LD, what are your thoughts on the Kick Ass IPA? It's not available here, but would love to try it.
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Tastes like a bigger version of the Hopyard to mecanuck wrote:^ LD, what are your thoughts on the Kick Ass IPA? It's not available here, but would love to try it.
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Having one now.The body is a cross between the hopyard and the IIPA, you can tell the comet hops are in it if you've had them before. Those with the cascade give an oily mouthfeel with moderate aroma, nothing that will blow your nose off. It defiantly unfiltered because it looks like a hop storm in my glass. I enjoy it but I generally enjoy most Garrison product.canuck wrote:^ LD, what are your thoughts on the Kick Ass IPA? It's not available here, but would love to try it.
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Drinking my Belgian Blonde's that I made for the Garrison Brew Off...
On Tap "in bottles": winter beer (spiced beer, nutmeg, cinnamon, star anise, ginger, cloves)
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I have not refined my tasting or got into the BJCP judging but I found the KA IPA had a fair amount of what I thought was diacetlyl. Has anyone else picked up any of that?
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Molson Canadian at a PTA event at Jenny's pub.
We ended up walking Dave (The Legend) McIssac hone around 1:30am.
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We ended up walking Dave (The Legend) McIssac hone around 1:30am.
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Some dry-hopped ESB from the cellar fridge!!
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Dry Stout from BCS .... turned out nice.
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That's a good recipe. I've been modding it with acidulated malt.
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What yeast do you use?mr x wrote:That's a good recipe. I've been modding it with acidulated malt.
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05, but I would also use 1272 or one of the more attenuating british yeasts. NOT 1084.
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Went on a solo hike out along Long Lake. Had one of my DIPAs near the start and my imperial stout around the end. It was a beautiful day out there.
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Dry stout. Obviously.
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A pint of my IPA. Running on about 2 hours sleep so I may be in the floor by the time I get to the bottom of the glass. 
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Having a Tall Poppy IRA
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Drinking a Nogne Mochacinno Messiah Brown Ale. Lots of hop presence mixed with coffee notes.
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Just got a nice package in the mail from a buddy in Vancouver. I'll likely be tucking into a few of these over the weekend.
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