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#381
Mar 9 2015 02:45pm
I'm so ready for the season summer beers to be available
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Mar 9 2015 02:55pm
Went to SD to pickup some beer I ordered this past weekend

Lost Abbey - Veritas 015
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Churchills Finest Hour

1st one is a sour aged in oak w peaches nectarines and apricots
2nd is a barrel aged stout

Both were great, glad I could make it down this time around.
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#383
Mar 12 2015 10:41am
Great Lakes Chillwave double ipa.

Good as fuck! Wish this was available yearround.
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Mar 25 2015 03:11pm
Quote (VTMatt4960 @ Mar 2 2015 11:48pm)
10 minutes from Alchemist, 10 min from where Lawsons is sold.

VT/10


I've been to alchemist before, their beers are amazing. I have a bunch of friends in Vermont, in Burlington.

Fucking kills me that they don't sell out of state though, heady topper is one of my all time favorites.

This post was edited by DeanofDazzle on Mar 25 2015 03:12pm
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Mar 27 2015 08:04pm
Quote (DeanofDazzle @ Mar 25 2015 04:11pm)
I've been to alchemist before, their beers are amazing. I have a bunch of friends in Vermont, in Burlington.

Fucking kills me that they don't sell out of state though, heady topper is one of my all time favorites.


Yeah, good stuff. The brewery is closed to the public now however (too much traffic at their current location). They're relocating/reopening to the public down the road in Waterbury Center//Stowe soon though!

Drinking a Ballast Point Grapefruit Sculpin now... great beer, much better than expected! The hops and grapefruit play well together.
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Mar 30 2015 03:55pm
Quote (VTMatt4960 @ Mar 27 2015 10:04pm)
Yeah, good stuff. The brewery is closed to the public now however (too much traffic at their current location). They're relocating/reopening to the public down the road in Waterbury Center//Stowe soon though!

Drinking a Ballast Point Grapefruit Sculpin now... great beer, much better than expected! The hops and grapefruit play well together.


From my experiences most breweries and distilleries in Vermont are VERY friendly. I have just walked up to multiple ones and been welcomed in and got tours on the spot.
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Apr 20 2015 09:36pm
Ive been wanting to brew my own beer, but after shipping costs its double in cost. To brew its still a bit cheaper then purchasing, but $40 dollars shipping for 50 beers seems extreme to me.
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#388
Apr 22 2015 12:46am
My math teacher brews beer.. He's a quite funny type tbh and smells like the finest ale..
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#389
Apr 22 2015 05:01pm
Quote (AGamerTag @ Apr 20 2015 09:36pm)
Ive been wanting to brew my own beer, but after shipping costs its double in cost. To brew its still a bit cheaper then purchasing, but $40 dollars shipping for 50 beers seems extreme to me.


Im guessing then that you dont have a local brew store nearby that you can buy your equipment/grains/extract from? You do put a lot of money into equipment if you get into the process. As for batches of beer, if i stick to more general ales/wheats, its usually running me about 25-30$ per 5 gallons. If i do something a bit more fancy or an IPA, it will cost me closer to 40$.
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Apr 23 2015 06:54pm
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Im guessing then that you dont have a local brew store nearby that you can buy your equipment/grains/extract from? You do put a lot of money into equipment if you get into the process. As for batches of beer, if i stick to more general ales/wheats, its usually running me about 25-30$ per 5 gallons. If i do something a bit more fancy or an IPA, it will cost me closer to 40$.


I havent really checked local stores for brewing supplies yet, the brew ingredients is about 40 dollars and shipping is 40 dollars also, might go to a local microbrewery and ask there advice on equipment/ingredients
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