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What beer did you drink today?

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BobbyRitz said:
Bell's Hopslam

A=Appearance
S=Smell
T=Taste
M=Mouthfeel
D=Drinkability

Grade: 4.6 A+

A DIPA from Bell's Brewery. Thanks to John (jfields) for sending this beer! :thumbs:

A. Pours a golden orange. A creamy white-yellow head. 4

S. Very aromatic and true to its name...hops, hops and more hops. A full bouquet of citrus (grapefruit and lemon zest). 4.6

T. Based on the smell, I thought I was going to be knocked out by the hops...but this beer is amazingly balanced. I can see why this beer is highly sought after. A light honey-sweetness gives wonderful balance to the hoppy backbone of this beer. 4.7

M. Perfect carbonation for the style. Great viscosity. Creamy and smooth with a wonderful honey finish to complement the bitterness of the hops. 4.8

D. ABV is 10%. Given its balance, it is highly drinkable. 4.7

Summary: This is a fantastic DIPA. The constant battle between the hops and sweetness of the honey was fantastic. If I were to smoke a cigar with this beer, it would be a 3+ year old PLPC. The caramel, honey sweetness of this cigar would pair well with this beer.

Presentation: 12oz bottle
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I'm enjoying a couple of glasses of the Two Hearted Ale which is quickly becoming my favorite beer. Is there a big difference between the Two Hearted and the Hopslam? Or are they completely different animals and incomparable? Directed at anyone in the know.
 
New Years diet, so it was two; dry Tanqueray martinis with blue cheese filled olives, in the hot tub with a Don Carlos Presidenti. Nice way to end a shitty 18+” snow storm.
 
MoeCizlak said:
BobbyRitz said:
Bell's Hopslam

A=Appearance
S=Smell
T=Taste
M=Mouthfeel
D=Drinkability

Grade: 4.6 A+

A DIPA from Bell's Brewery. Thanks to John (jfields) for sending this beer! :thumbs:

A. Pours a golden orange. A creamy white-yellow head. 4

S. Very aromatic and true to its name...hops, hops and more hops. A full bouquet of citrus (grapefruit and lemon zest). 4.6

T. Based on the smell, I thought I was going to be knocked out by the hops...but this beer is amazingly balanced. I can see why this beer is highly sought after. A light honey-sweetness gives wonderful balance to the hoppy backbone of this beer. 4.7

M. Perfect carbonation for the style. Great viscosity. Creamy and smooth with a wonderful honey finish to complement the bitterness of the hops. 4.8

D. ABV is 10%. Given its balance, it is highly drinkable. 4.7

Summary: This is a fantastic DIPA. The constant battle between the hops and sweetness of the honey was fantastic. If I were to smoke a cigar with this beer, it would be a 3+ year old PLPC. The caramel, honey sweetness of this cigar would pair well with this beer.

Presentation: 12oz bottle
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I'm enjoying a couple of glasses of the Two Hearted Ale which is quickly becoming my favorite beer. Is there a big difference between the Two Hearted and the Hopslam? Or are they completely different animals and incomparable? Directed at anyone in the know.
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Not sure if you're ready for Hopslam, Moe.
 
Hopslam is so damn good it will invert your junk. I'm not even a fan of the style and I think it's a great beer. Don't be an Iwegian pussy, Clint. Go find it and drink it up.
 
Bruery 3 French Hens - pretty good beer and the wine barrel aging is pretty evident in the flavor
 
I picked up a 6 pack of Lagunitas Little Sumpin' and its a mild IPA and hits the spot. :thumbs:
 
The Black Cloud said:
Old Viscosity. Good stuff but I'm still in love with Older Viscosity.
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Love it also but at 16 bucks for a 375 ml, I can't justify having a lot.

GregSVT said:
Bruery 3 French Hens - pretty good beer and the wine barrel aging is pretty evident in the flavor
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Nice. I enjoyed it also. Can't wait to try the barrel aged version we are getting.

MAS_Puros said:
Couple of Shock Tops and a Sly Fox 113 IPA.
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Slumming it Mike? j/k

Mr Peat said:
I picked up a 6 pack of Lagunitas Little Sumpin' and its a mild IPA and hits the spot. :thumbs:
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Love Lagunitas. They make quality beers and are so reasonably priced. I usually always pick up a Hop Stoopid but Little Sumpin is good too. Haven't tried the Little Sumpin Wild though.
 
Lil Sumpin' is one of my favorite hoppy beers along with Brown Shugga.

Just opened a 3 Floyds Broo Doo wet hop IPA that's damn good.
 
Both draft, in a pint glass.

Dale's Pale Ale

Firestone Velvet Merlin Oatmeal Stout
 
This weekend had a BJ's PM Porter (pretty good) and Mirror Mirror ... this is definately on its way downhill. A little oxidation but not enough to stop me from drinking. Decent overall .. if you got them drink them!
 
MAS_Puros said:
This weekend had a BJ's PM Porter (pretty good) and Mirror Mirror ... this is definately on its way downhill. A little oxidation but not enough to stop me from drinking. Decent overall .. if you got them drink them!
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Shite! I still have a few bottles of that. Loved it fresh and thought it would get even better.
 
Santa Fe Brewing Kickin' Chicken Bourbon Barrel Barleywine- pretty damn good and gave me a decent buzz with the 12% alcohol
Bell's Two Hearted - ugh I love this IPA and wish we could get it here in TX...alas this is my last bottle until I can get more
 
smellysell said:
MAS_Puros said:
This weekend had a BJ's PM Porter (pretty good) and Mirror Mirror ... this is definately on its way downhill. A little oxidation but not enough to stop me from drinking. Decent overall .. if you got them drink them!
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Shite! I still have a few bottles of that. Loved it fresh and thought it would get even better.
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I loved it fresh too but it is a different beer now. I could be wrong but pop one open see if you like it
 
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