hydro-terp
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A guy at work and I are na beer nerds. We have one on our lunch breaks in the food court type area. This was a good one.HT
What Beer Are You Drinking 2024/2025
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A guy at work and I are na beer nerds. We have one on our lunch breaks in the food court type area. This was a good one.HT
I had to re-read that a few times, to understand what I was reading LOL. So the NA game has come a long way? No longer just O'Douls?
hydro-terp
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It has come a very long way in the last 5 or so years. They have developed yeast strains that stop at 0.5% and also can brew under a vacuum to extract the alchohol. And you can have it shipped to your door in most states. I find the IPAs the closest. Sam adams just the haze is good and sierra nevada now makes a couple good ones. Guinness 0 is very very close to the real item.
I still drink the full octane stuff but its nice to have something to finish the evening or have one for the road if your out drinking.
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I still drink the full octane stuff but its nice to have something to finish the evening or have one for the road if your out drinking.
Non-alcoholic set to be No. 2 beer category
Mainstream culture is increasingly embracing buzz-free beer.
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The Journey Behind Non-Alc Trail Pass
Sierra Nevada Trail Pass brings non-stop adventure to non-alcoholic brewing. It took 5 years, and a special yeast, to get it just right. Read on!
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I drink almost exclusively IPA's. Love em. That one, my friend, scares me. What's the abv?
It's only 5.8%
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Oh wow. I guess you can't judge a can by it's label.
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Fucking Pandas
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Love the Trappists
Westmalle Tripel
Westmalle Tripel
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Saint Bernardus Tripel, not a Trappist but a delicious abbey beer
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Founders KBS Double Oaked
Drank a few while cooking last night.
Prairie Caramel Puf’t - this one was great, but had a ton of floaters. I’ve had a lot of stouts with adjuncts, but this one was wild. You can see it and it makes the glass look dirty.
2024 BCBS - great as usual
Prairie Caramel Puf’t - this one was great, but had a ton of floaters. I’ve had a lot of stouts with adjuncts, but this one was wild. You can see it and it makes the glass look dirty.
2024 BCBS - great as usual
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That Prairie Caramel looks amazing! Cheers…
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That glass is bad ass. But is drinking from it a pain in the ass?
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Thanks. It's from Belgium. It's great to drink out of, but has to be cleaned by hand, so it gets used infrequently.
It was much cheaper 20 years ago and when bought over there at a shop.
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I found this beer at a random Win Dixie grocery store tonight, here in Tampa. It was quite good. A West Coast style IPA that's flavorful while packing a punch at 6.7%, but doesn't feel strong. Light profile with slight grapefruit undertones. Really good brew. I'm going back tomorrow for more
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