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Old Apr 8, 10, 8:35 am   #256
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Old Apr 8, 10, 9:16 pm   #257
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Mmm, Wychwood Hobgoblin...
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Old Apr 10, 10, 12:07 am   #258
 
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How was it? I have a 6-pack of Fat Tire in the fridge at the moment.

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Sorry for the delay responding, I have been traveling. The Ranger was pretty tasty, but not super hoppy like a Dogfish Head 90 minute. Fat Tire is New Belgium's volume offering, but I think it is still pretty good stuff and would buy it except that NB does not distribute to Florida.

The following evening I made it over to the Fort Collins brewery tap room, they are far smaller than New Belgium and not widely distributed, but I had several beers that I liked better than the NB offerings, such as their chocolate stout, eisbock, and wheatwine. I was planning to visit Odell, they were packed, but FCB was a great fallback plan. I find it amazing that a town the size of Ft. Collins has 3 great craft breweries, plus a great brewpubs, and my home state of Florida can't match those stats.

Not that it makes too much difference, but the NB tap room offers free tasters, while the other two charge. I would encourage any beer lovers who find themselves in that area of the country to avail themselves of the brewery taprooms and brewpubs.
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Old Apr 13, 10, 8:26 pm   #260
 
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The Trappists are on sale here in DC. I havent seen that before. Im picking up a case of Orval. Also, Leffe...though not Trappist, is $24 a case. Good deal. : )
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Old Apr 13, 10, 9:05 pm   #261
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I'm just back from a month in Florida; I drove, didn't fly, and traveled some backroads on this trip to revisit some spots from my South Carolina childhood.

On the journey, I tried some of the beers from North Charleston, S.C.'s Coast Brewing Co. and brought back a few bottles of their HopArt IPA and 32/50 Kolsch for my beer fridge. Impressive stuff, but very limited distribution so if you see any you may want to give it a try.
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I'm just back from a month in Florida; I drove, didn't fly, and traveled some backroads on this trip to revisit some spots from my South Carolina childhood.
I notice that you didn't make any mention of the vast beer wasteland of Florida. I mentioned my recent CO visit upthread, they have towns there with more decent breweries than we have here in the whole state.
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All of the seasonals by New Belgium...love them all especially the IPA.
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Old Apr 18, 10, 10:28 pm   #267
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I'm not much of a beer drinker, I would rather be downing some bourbon. Beer has got its merits if you just mowed the lawn, or you are enjoying lunch on the patio.

So with apologies to my fellow Portlanders, the beer in my fridge is...



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