Take a picture next time you see some, a lot of their beers age really well so maybe that's a good thing depending on the style
The Bruery like exclusively makes beers over 16% that taste like they're half that. It's amazing, honestly. I don't mind high ABV if the style fits, but I can't do the triple/quad IPAs. They just don't work.
Bruery bottles good to great, bruery cans not worth the money. Just my opinion thanks to all that I've tried thanks to @irthesteve :D
it's a pretty fair blanket statement overall, though there are many beers that the both bottle and can, so those wouldn't really count haha
i nurse the SHIT out of my beers so i definitely like that 5 to 7 range. high abv beers can definitely get rough once they get close to room temp
I’d say 75% of the beers I drink are anywhere from 8-12% Rarely, if ever drink anything less than 6.5% I like to take time with the beers though so it’s not unusual for a 16 oz can to take me 45 min to an hour to finish. I keep my fridge set at 45 degrees so the warmer it gets after a while doesn’t bother me.
This is pretty good if you are a NJ person. Normal yacht juice is better (my favorite Icarus). It's a Collab with heavy reel. Not sure I've had anything by them before
only one that comes to mind from a 5 year old road trip to kansas city is co-op brewing in OKC. their horny toad blonde with black current was quite memorable when i was there. don't even know if that place is still open.
7venth Sun. I just asked my wife, too. She lived near tampa for years but wasn't huge into craft beer.
I’ve been to Tampa (well, St. Pete) a few times over the past few years (as recently as March) and tried as many local crafts as I could. Nothing blew me away but I tried quite a few different ones from 3 Daughters, HOB Brewing, St. Pete Brewing Co., Tampa Bay Brewing Co., Cigar City & Brew Bus. I may be forgetting a few others but those are the ones I can remember.
Oh yeah, Green Bench is in St. Pete as well. I’ve had the Sunshine City. That’s the only one I tried though.