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Aug 21 2014 01:50am
i work at a factory where i operate machines that manufacture's beers so yes.... i craft beer.
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Quote (OscarT200 @ Aug 21 2014 07:50am)
i work at a factory where i operate machines that manufacture's beers so yes.... i craft beer.


A very vague description on a great job.
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Buying beer tomorrow, been on an ipa (especially double) kick for a couple months and im looking to get something different.

Any recommendations?


youve got lots of great beer in ohio. hoppin frog, fat heads, jackie os...just to name a few.
think fat head hop juju is a double ipa

try it if its around ive had it before pretty good ipa

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Aug 22 2014 09:09am
went to a local brewery the other night called CrankArm, had a nice saison style brew was perfect for summer night.

And Ballast point has great brews, but there so damn expensive here on the east coast.

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went to a local brewery the other night called CrankArm, had a nice saison style brew was perfect for summer night.

And Ballast point has great brews, but there so damn expensive here on the east coast.


i get ballast point all the time!
the habanero sculpin was so good

im not too fond of saisons. ill drink em, just not my favorite style
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Buying beer tomorrow, been on an ipa (especially double) kick for a couple months and im looking to get something different.

Any recommendations?


Victory HopDevil and Deschutes Fresh-Squeezed are fantastic.

Had a few bottles of George Gale Prize Old Ale this past week. Newest one was bottled in 2000, oldest in 1997. Style is a British Strong Ale (which it is...9.3% when bottled). Pretty good stuff. The time spent in the bottle (14+ years) created a very palatable sour, although said time also killed any carbonation. Flat, but very good. Still have yet to crack the 1997, but I have noticed the sour tones increasing a bit each year I go back (I started with the 2000, and have been going backward).
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Aug 22 2014 02:33pm
Bought a sixer of sculpin and stones new coffee milk stout. Dunno which one gonna try tonight though
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Quote (SymphonicX @ Aug 22 2014 03:33pm)
Bought a sixer of sculpin and stones new coffee milk stout. Dunno which one  gonna try tonight though


just popped open a Simtra by Knee Deep brewing. Triple IPA
Holy Hops. its a 11.25%abv

Wow this thing first sip is a pallet destructor. hopefully when it gets a little warmer will open up more.

Second sip was a lot better little smoother tongue is probably done for tho lol.
idk what foods if any can stand up to like 120 IBUs or anything that high.
I havent checked to see what this is.
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I have really been diggin oddside ales. They have a bunch of awesome beers. Was drinking El dankerino yesterday, double ipa, and I thought it was really good. Another awesome beer by them us mayan mocha stout and their bourbon barrel mayan mocha. It's kind of a spicy cinnamon stout and I loved it
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