The Beer Thread • Page 241

Going up to Vermont next weekend. Plan is to hit The Alchemist, von Trapp, Four Quarters, Foam, Switchback, Zero Gravity, Burlington Beer Co., House of Fermentology, and Hill Farmstead while I'm up there. Looking forward to it.

 

Go to Parker Pie Co when you go to Hill.

 

warmer weather has me feeling hazy

 

A must. Green mountain special all day

 

How's that Dogfish low-cal one?

 

Haven't tried it yet but will def let you know. Had some of the FW Mind Haze last night which was great. One of the better hazy IPAs I've had.

 

Osprey’s Next Catch (Season Seven) fucking rules. Also had Heady and Focal back to back tonight. I think I like Focal more

 

You should check out this wine shop

Tinys Bottle Shop — the lunar inn

Highlighted the wine I'd buy if I went in the attachment

 

just a heads up that I'm pretty sure (although not 100% positive) that House of Fermentology is not a place you can visit. their address listed on their website is their private blendery. they might have their beers on tap at Foam, but I don't think they have their own tasting room.

 

Ah, didn't know that. Thought they had space in their own place separate from Foam.

 

I had this lager from Foam while I was there last june it was

so dope.

 

My friend brought me back cans of Experimental Jet Set from Foam back in February and they were awesome. Really excited to get there myself.

 

maybe go to Foam first and ask while you're there? like I said, I'm not 100% sure.

 

13% ABV, it's strong!

 

Hubbards Cave keeps sending dope shit to Philly. I’ve enjoyed it all

 

I love that this comes in cans now

 

has anyone had Dogfish Head's Slightly Mighty yet? is it good for what it is?

in other news, Bella Vista in Philly just posted that they will be getting 3 Floyds later this week, including Zombie Dust.

 

I've had the Slightly Mighty. The best comparison I can think of is Founder's All Day IPA. It won't be a go-to by any means but as a low cal/carb beer, it definitely holds its own.

 

awesome, thanks!

 

This is a very interesting and good read

To Attract Health-Conscious Consumers, Brewers Focus on Functional Ingredients | Brewbound.com

 

Good read.

Dogfish has been experimenting with different ingredients for as long as I can remember. Their health conscious beers are damn good too. SeaQuench is one of my absolute go to summer beers. Recently tried the SuperEIGHT too and thought it was great.

 

They (and their counterparts, Une Année) are killing it. UA cans of Framboise and Kriek just sitting on shelves here in Orlando, and it's insane with how great the beer is. Hubbard's bottles move pretty well here. Never mad to run across them, especially considering the price points!

 

I grabbed a 4-pack of the Triple IPA last night. Boozy but definitely good. Can’t have more than one of them if I’m gonna keep drinking.


Speaking of keeping drinking, I tried Naturdays the other day and they rule. Gonna grab a bunch for the Phillies game tonight

 

Naturdays are 100% going to be my summer cheap drink