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22oz. bottles in the area as we speak, 12oz coming next week. So much for this being a Spring seasonal. The Flying Mouflan isn't far behind.

Found one, Mikey...working on pricing...keep an eye on your PMs.

Sorry, Mikey. One place near me had some, but by the time I read this post they were all out. I'll keep looking, though.

You mean B.O.R.I.S. The Crusher? That's one helluva beer!

Troegs Nugget Nectar Deschutes The Abyss Trappist Westvleteren 12 Oskar Blues Ten Fidy Ballast Point Sculpin

You very well may be right, but we're suckers for it, aren't we? This is one heck of a tasty beer. If you like woody IPAs and can get your hands on it, Southern Tier does an oak-aged Unearthly that I enjoy very much. My review is here: http://beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/3818/47151/?ba=Phillyduke

I think you're missing a step in there, Mikey, it actually looks more like: Pale Ale > India Pale Ale > Double/Imperial India Pale Ale IPAs were developed by the English to ensure their Pale Ales survived the trip from Britania to India during the UK's empire-building days. They did so by...

I've aged as low as 5.5-6% ABV. Beer Advocate lists the cutoff at 7% or so, but I don't buy that. One of the more popular beers to age and do vertical tests with is Anchor Brewing's "Our Special Ale" Christmas Ale, and that usually weighs in at around 5.5% ABV, though it does vary slightly...

There really isn't any tried-and-true, standard practice when it comes to aging beers...most has to do with personal preference. As a rule, though, agressive hopping and booziness will tend to fade over time, while sweeter malt characteristics will tend to reveal themselves. SO, with DIPAs/IPAs...

I had a Weyerbacher XIV tonight...a big, boozy "wheat wine." Not sure I could have more than one in a sitting...the other 3 of this 4-pack are going down for a little nappy-nap.

Jonas, if you want to hold on to your last bottle I'd be happy to send one of mine Dave's way. We've been slammed here at work so I didn't have the chance to check the boards too much or I would have replied sooner.

Growlers are a bit tough b/c I have to drive out to Harrisburg (1.5hrs) to get them. The bottles I have access to here, though. The #20 is sold out at the brewery, but the #21 is still available there. I have a line on #20 bottles and growlers (via the Drafting Room) here, though.

Sadly, I've had to scrap my plans for this year's festivities. I was tapped to be an adjunct faculty member here at Villanova this fall, and the course I'm teaching meets on Thursdays. I'll be sending a care package out Jonas' way, though...keep an eye out.

Yup, #20 and #21...both of which are is EXCELLENT: Scratch #21-2009: Artisan Ale Sale Date: July 15, 2009 1 case limit per person, 2 six packs or 2 growler limit O.G.: 22 A.B.V.: 7.8% I.B.U.’s: 16 Malt: Pils, Munich, Crystal Yeast...

Two SN Kellerweis with dinner...now I'm sitting with a Terrapin Rye Squared Imperial Pale Ale as my Hard Drive re-images...movin' on up from 250GB to 1.5TB!

Sounds good to me...let me hash out the details with Mommy and Baby!

Color me jealous! I'm ISO a couple bottles of this if anyone comes across it. Can do cash, but would prefer a trade. I posted this in the trading thread, too.

ISO: a small handful of goodies I can't get in SEPA Summer YuleSmith Deschutes Red Chair IPA Deschutes Mirror Mirror (2 bottles) Deschutes Black Butte XXI (2 bottles) I can do cash, but would prefer a trade, as all my discretionary income is being rerouted to diapers at this point. I can...

A bottle shop near me has JW Lee's from '99 if you're interested! I'll keep an eye out for THA.

I'm working on this...I'm teaching a class at Villanova this fall...which just happens to be on Thursday. Also need to make sure the wife will be OK for a few days taking care of the baby on her own. I'll try to nail it down this weekend. Anyone looking to share a hotel room?