Yeah I know...... I live about 20 minutes from their brewery. Hated when they sold out to the big guys. They still do some local stuff though also.
Uh oh, you've picked an AB-Inbev owned "crafty" brand!
Yeah I know...... I live about 20 minutes from their brewery. Hated when they sold out to the big guys. They still do some local stuff though also.
I’ve never seen those down here in Tulsa.
I’m a big fan of Irish reds and Flying Dog. I’ll have to ask about that one.A new one, at least to me...I've never seen this at the local liquor store up until today. Either it is a new brew or they just haven't gotten it until now:
Flying Dog's Lucky SOB. Supposed to be an Irish Red brewed with 4-leaf clover (at least according to the bottle). When I poured it, it looks more like an amber than a red, but holding it up to light shows the red coming through. It's pretty good...a little more bitter than other Irish Reds I've tried, but not bad at all.
I’m not much of a fan of Sierra Nevada myself normally. It seems they’re big because they are one of the earlier craft brewers on the market. I think if they had to start up now using their current line of beers, they wouldn’t become as large as they have.How was that SN Bigfoot? I saw that in the store the other day and was wondering if it was worth purchasing. I've been hit or miss with SN beers, so I didn't want to chance it since they only had a 12 pack.
Those beers I've posted are pretty local to me and probably not widely distributed, especially the Lancaster brew and Weyerbacher. They are all at or over 9% abv, definitely start feeling those after the 3 or 4th beer.
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