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IPA's, my tastes have been a little malty lately. I accidentally bought a Founder's IPA recently, can't tell you which one right now since I'm more than partially drunk at the moment.

You may not understand what i'm about to show you, but i'm doing mixed drinks this evening. I call it living on the edge, mind you, not Mad Dog living on the edge, but on the edge somewhere. image.webp
 
IPA's, my tastes have been a little malty lately. I accidentally bought a Founder's IPA recently, can't tell you which one right now since I'm more than partially drunk at the moment.

You may not understand what i'm about to show you, but i'm doing mixed drinks this evening. I call it living on the edge, mind you, not Mad Dog living on the edge, but on the edge somewhere. image.webp

Something about that pic is oddly appealing :scratch:
 
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In the spirit of trying things,and recently my interest in watching distillery videos and moonshiners on tv lol.
I've been freezing different fruits in tupper ware filled with different boozes for a unnamed distillation process later on :cheers:
 
The voodoo imperial is quite simply amazing.

I got some of the Voodoo Ranger Imperial a couple weeks ago...as well as a few others. My gf and I had a dinner party with 2 other couples...I had bought some Sam Adams Cold Snap and Dogfish Head "Beer To Drink Music To" for the dinner. Each of the guys that came brought be another six pack...one brought the Voodoo Ranger Imperial, the other brought an assorted six-pack. I can't remember offhand what was in it, but there was another Voodoo Ranger amongst them.
 
There is a voodoo ranger ipa and the voodoo ranger imperial ipa. Same recipe bit the imperial had a much heavier body and a higher abv

Not quite true.

http://www.newbelgium.com/news/2016/12/09/new-belgium-brewing-new-beers-2017

The hop profile is different for all three of the Voodoo Ranger series. However, the one key hop is Mosaic. By far my favorite hop. Seek and find any mosaic hopped beer and you will not be disappointed. Especially if you dig NB's IPA's.

New Belgium sours are a cut above, but their IPA's leave a little to be desired,
 
While I've been enjoying my Sierra Nevada Pale Ale and the fact I can drink a fair amount and not have much of a hangover, there's a new kid in town. Sierra Nevada is still on board but must share space in the mini fridge with.....

Something with a tad more robust flavor

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