Dogfish Head Beer Purchase?
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Dogfish Head Beer Purchase?
Hello folks,
Has anyone ever got there hands on any Dogfish head beer through here? I've had the 60 minute IPA before but would love to try some of their others. On that note, I'd really like to try anything from Stone, Allagash, Russian River etc....
I know getting beer from the US is no easy task but let me know your thoughts.
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Has anyone ever got there hands on any Dogfish head beer through here? I've had the 60 minute IPA before but would love to try some of their others. On that note, I'd really like to try anything from Stone, Allagash, Russian River etc....
I know getting beer from the US is no easy task but let me know your thoughts.
Thanks
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Re: Dogfish Head Beer Purchase?
I think we got some 60 minute a few years back but that's it as far as I can remember.
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I'm surprised that Premier doesn't carry any of their stuff.
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I think they may be at capacity taking care of their existing customers.
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I managed to bring a few bottles of DFH back from New York last week. Got some 60 and 120 min IPA, Burton, and Chicory Stout. 
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Consider me jealous....especially since the 120 is so hard to get. Enjoy.RubberToe wrote:I managed to bring a few bottles of DFH back from New York last week. Got some 60 and 120 min IPA, Burton, and Chicory Stout.
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You are right mr x. As a result, they had to pull out of Canada.mr x wrote:I think they may be at capacity taking care of their existing customers.
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120min is too sweet. the 90 & 60 are better.
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My next try will be the 90 and what ever else I see
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They have a lot of their beers in Maine, so I've been lucky enough to try 12-15 different types through trips there. I currently have a Miles Davis' Bitches Brew... haven't tried that one yet.
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bitches brew is pretty damn tasty, had it a few years ago during its first run. It's probably one of the best of their beers ive had.berley wrote:They have a lot of their beers in Maine, so I've been lucky enough to try 12-15 different types through trips there. I currently have a Miles Davis' Bitches Brew... haven't tried that one yet.
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You couldn't give me a 120. Awful. The others are nine thumbs up.XmonikerX wrote:120min is too sweet. the 90 & 60 are better.
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120 on tap is amazing. As is a Black and Tan with 120 and World Wide Stout on tap.
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Then they have a bottling problem or QC problem, because I've had two bottles on different occasion and there won't be a third.
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Agreed on the 120. No thanks.mr x wrote:You couldn't give me a 120. Awful. The others are nine thumbs up.XmonikerX wrote:120min is too sweet. the 90 & 60 are better.
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Or the way the beer is treated after it leaves the brewery was too far out of their control, and that's why they pulled back their supported distribution area.
120 is first and foremost an IPA, so I think you'd agree drinking it fresh is best for this style.
120 is first and foremost an IPA, so I think you'd agree drinking it fresh is best for this style.
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You guys are ruining my goddamn fun
, i've got a bottle of 120 in my fridge
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I'd strongly disagree with the first statement. I don't think it's an IPA anymore than Keith's is. But it may be better on tap. The Picaroon's effect.chalmers wrote:120 is first and foremost an IPA, so I think you'd agree drinking it fresh is best for this style.
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Heading off topic, but I've had some pretty buttery Picaroons on tap...mr x wrote:I'd strongly disagree with the first statement. I don't think it's an IPA anymore than Keith's is. But it may be better on tap. The Picaroon's effect.chalmers wrote:120 is first and foremost an IPA, so I think you'd agree drinking it fresh is best for this style.
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Perhaps we are just suggesting you drink while the drinking is good?LiverDance wrote:You guys are ruining my goddamn fun, i've got a bottle of 120 in my fridge
I am sure you can always swing by NYC/alternate US location for another bottle
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My issue with the DFH was an overwhelming sweetness, just way too underattenuated for me. But that's me.....
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I got some DFH 120 min as a wedding gift (from a Mainer friend, for course). Looking forward to letting it sit for a year or so!
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Re: Dogfish Head Beer Purchase?
Drank a Ta Henket (from the Ancient Ales line) from DFH on the weekend.
Notes of straw, dirt and must were most prevalent. Certainly interesting, though.
I've had the 120 on tap in Boston and it's definitely different than the bottles that I have (managed to get 4 back with me on my Maine trip last year). I have one left that I'll probably let sit and condition for a while. Who knows if it'll improve or not.
Notes of straw, dirt and must were most prevalent. Certainly interesting, though.
I've had the 120 on tap in Boston and it's definitely different than the bottles that I have (managed to get 4 back with me on my Maine trip last year). I have one left that I'll probably let sit and condition for a while. Who knows if it'll improve or not.
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