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This is a haul I recently came into, all vintage barrel-aged stouts. Dark Lord from 2016-18, BCBS from 2012-2016, KBS from 2014-16, Black Note from 2017. The strength of these got me through the bowl game
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Stylie said:
I’ve never had Dark Lord. It has some really good reviews.
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It's really good. If you're into stouts, it's worth it, like Hunahpu from Cigar City (or the special release stouts from Angry Chair, which don't get as much mainstream pub, but I think are even better than Cigar City)
 
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We'retheBoss said:
This is a haul I recently came into, all vintage barrel-aged stouts. Dark Lord from 2016-18, BCBS from 2012-2016, KBS from 2014-16, Black Note from 2017. The strength of these got me through the bowl game
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Have you had the Mackinaw Fudge KBS? I hope they continue to release that yearly...pretty tasty
 
We'retheBoss said:
Just tried it a couple weeks ago, and really liked it. The CBS is really good, too. Founders seems to rarely miss for me, I enjoy just about everything they put out
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Yes, I enjoy CBS also. Founders is legit..i know some people have boycotted them with the racist allegations, i still enjoy their offerings from time to time.
 
Ethnicsands said:
I'm so tired of ales.

Give me a good lager or pilsner for something relatively light, or a porter or stout for dark.

Coors light is barely more than pedialyte.
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If you like a good imperial/milk stout (and the weather down here recently has been perfect for it) and want a solid craft option, I recommend Foreign Objects's God **** the Sun. Also, you can't go wrong Sam Smith's Imperial Stout. It's on my short list of beers when people ask that evil hypothetical: "if you could only drink one type of beer for the rest of your life...."
 
No_Fly_Zone said:
If you like a good imperial/milk stout (and the weather down here recently has been perfect for it) and want a solid craft option, I recommend Foreign Objects's God **** the Sun. Also, you can't go wrong Sam Smith's Imperial Stout. It's on my short list of beers when people ask that evil hypothetical: "if you could only drink one type of beer for the rest of your life...."
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Sam Smith is high on my list as well.
 
No_Fly_Zone said:
If you like a good imperial/milk stout (and the weather down here recently has been perfect for it) and want a solid craft option, I recommend Foreign Objects's God **** the Sun. Also, you can't go wrong Sam Smith's Imperial Stout. It's on my short list of beers when people ask that evil hypothetical: "if you could only drink one type of beer for the rest of your life...."
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Samuel Smith's Organic Chocolate Stout is delicious.

Not sure if I've had a mediocre beer from Foreign Objects.
 
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Stylie said:
I'm a fan. I had one pretty recent. The Espresso variation doesn't do it for me though.
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The Espresso one I've not had but i'd definitely give it a whirl. I love coffee and espresso.

One time I stayed on South Beach I was at the Strand. Versace's mansion was across the side street. About a block? block and a half down that side street going towards Collins was a place where I'd get Cafe Cubano....so delicious...i can almost taste it now. Up here in Pa. it's not as easy to find..:cry:
 
Matt Foley said:
The Espresso one I've not had but i'd definitely give it a whirl. I love coffee and espresso.

One time I stayed on South Beach I was at the Strand. Versace's mansion was across the side street. About a block? block and a half down that side street going towards Collins was a place where I'd get Cafe Cubano....so delicious...i can almost taste it now. Up here in Pa. it's not as easy to find..:cry:
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I briefly lived in Philly. I visited Tired Hands.
 
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