Thank you for finally posting Crank Yanker!!! Anything by Eddyline is amazing, but Crank Yanker
Is my all time favorite beer. Closely followed by Breck's small batch 471 IPA. Eddyline's River Runners Pale Ale, Innerglow Red Chile Porter, and Pumpkin Patch are all killer as well. Outside of Eddyline... Dillon Dam's Dam Straight lager is great, and the Lucky U from Breck does in a pinch!
Favorite Beer?
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Re: Favorite Beer?
I'm in complete agreement with mtree. Actually I have always liked Coor's Light, but now that they sell Fat Tire here in FL, I have started drinking that a lot.mtree wrote:1) Free beer
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3) Good beer
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Re: Favorite Beer?
That and O'Dells IPA are about my favorite to drink.GeorgiaTyler wrote:Stone IPA
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That's kind of like saying, my favorite kind of air to breathe is the kind with oxygenDelorean_Man wrote:
...and O'Dells IPA are about my favorite to drink.
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Re: Favorite Beer?
Really liked this IPA
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Re: Favorite Beer?
Would it be too Pedestrian to just say my favorite is Great Divide IPA on some days and O'dells' Five Barrel on others. I realize these aren't fro-fro breweries, but I really like them.
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'Life is too short to ski groomers'
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Re: Favorite Beer?
I've developed a taste for session IPA's lately. Sometimes it's nice to drink a few beers and still be able to stand up. This is the best one yet.
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Re: Favorite Beer?
I just tried these last night - pretty impressed. And yeah, it was nice to have a few and not feel like s**t this morning.kansas wrote:I've developed a taste for session IPA's lately. Sometimes it's nice to drink a few beers and still be able to stand up. This is the best one yet.
Also looking forward to Odell adding the Loose Leaf to their standard year-round selection of six-pack brews. Not sure how it ranks on the IBU scale, but it's Odell's so there's really no way it sucks.
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^^^ loose leaf is excellent, glad they are rolling that out for a year round brew
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Re: Favorite Beer?
Despite the ski-centric theme, I was a little let down with Deschutes "Chasing Freshies" offering.
They have, however, redeemed themselves.
Dayum!!!!
They have, however, redeemed themselves.
Dayum!!!!
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