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I also really enjoyed the stone IPA I had and the DFH Barley Wine...believe it was called Olde Skool

no lagers welcome. Im a quality lager man. I love this shit like a son so am going to post it anyway

beer/ ale is an acquired taste, gotta say is growing on me - if I drink any I would drink the below which I like

no lagers welcome. Im a quality lager man. I love this shit like a son so am going to post it anyway

beer/ ale is an acquired taste, gotta say is growing on me - if I drink any I would drink the below which I like

no lagers welcome. Im a quality lager man. I love this shit like a son so am going to post it anyway

beer/ ale is an acquired taste, gotta say is growing on me - if I drink any I would drink the below which I like

Palmer's tally ho is the shit!

not gonna go through and look,

but thank you to whoever it was that mentioned Sam Adams 48degree IPA and convinced me to try it...

god damn it is tasty

knell wrote:not gonna go through and look,

but thank you to whoever it was that mentioned Sam Adams 48degree IPA and convinced me to try it...

god damn it is tasty

worst IPA. gross. it really is. that and their nasty as octoberfest attempt.

there are far far better IPA's.

DubDreams wrote: worst IPA. gross. it really is.

lol gtfo you must not drink much beer...

cool that you have your opinion but just know that the vast majority of educated beer drinkers disagree with you

it's an extremely good beer for when you dont feel like throwing down for Stone and greater. i'd put it right on par with sierra nevada

DubDreams wrote:

knell wrote:not gonna go through and look,

but thank you to whoever it was that mentioned Sam Adams 48degree IPA and convinced me to try it...

god damn it is tasty

worst IPA. gross. it really is. that and their nasty as octoberfest attempt.

there are far far better IPA's.

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Log off, open zima.

frank grimes jr. wrote:

DubDreams wrote:

knell wrote:not gonna go through and look,

but thank you to whoever it was that mentioned Sam Adams 48degree IPA and convinced me to try it...

god damn it is tasty

worst IPA. gross. it really is. that and their nasty as octoberfest attempt.

there are far far better IPA's.

Argue about beer on internet.
Log off, open zima.

One of my all time favourites and the teso extra in Exeter sells um:



Also big ups to the Hopback mention, Cropcircle is a nice one from them.

Second favourite is:



The following also rank highly in my opinion:

knell wrote:

DubDreams wrote: worst IPA. gross. it really is.

lol gtfo you must not drink much beer...

cool that you have your opinion but just know that the vast majority of educated beer drinkers disagree with you

it's an extremely good beer for when you dont feel like throwing down for Stone and greater. i'd put it right on par with sierra nevada

nah i dont drink much, i just bottle 100 homebrews a month LOL

everyone I know locally that I have talked to, that enjoy IPAs to begin with, agree with me. it's not that good...if at all. there are far far better IPAs on the market that I would drink before this.

Anyone here into barleywine ales?

DubDreams wrote: nah i dont drink much, i just bottle 100 homebrews a month LOL

everyone I know locally that I have talked to, that enjoy IPAs to begin with, agree with me. it's not that good...if at all. there are far far better IPAs on the market that I would drink before this.

yeh man i respect your love for the beers, and yeh, there are plenty of better IPAs out there, i was referring to your hyperbole that this was "the worst IPA" and "gross"

it is neither of those, and beer drinkers the world round give it a B+, which i think is fair. for the price, it's very tasty and drinkable... you'd have to be even snobbier than the snobs at beeradvocate (myself included) to disagree

plus sam adams is an awesome company, i've met Jim Koch and he is just the best kinda guy...

although i did tell him that Coastal Wheat was not my fav... but im not too partial to flavored unfiltereds anyway

mks wrote:Anyone here into barleywine ales?

of course.

Great Divide Old Ruffian
Left Hand's Widdershins
Stone's Old Guardian
Lagunitas Gnarly Wine

all bomb.

you HAVE to try this

Ranger IPA... simply delish. Where all my hop heads at

snypadub wrote:One of my all time favourites and the teso extra in Exeter sells um:

One of my favourites