Shawn@PRS
yogi
As recommended by James, PRS webmaster and connoisseur of all things cool.
Tank 7 Farmhouse Ale from Boulevard Brewery KCMO
Tank 7 Farmhouse Ale from Boulevard Brewery KCMO
Let's talk about Beer, man!
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andy474x
Knows the Drill
+1 to that, I could see a set in my cupboard if they were made available! And Shawn, that Farmhouse Ale looks pretty dang good. I'll have to keep an eye out for it.
themike
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I propose a set of pint glasses for sale in the store - one to mark each pinnacle of PRS (Collection Series, Private Stock, PRS Acoustics, PRS US, PRS CAD (US Amps) and PRS SE).
Similar in design style and priced at $50 a set. Done. Ill take 2.
Shawn@PRS
yogi
When it's raining at the beach.
I know it has received a lot of positive attention, but I'm not the biggest Lager fan. Still, Session is pretty tasty
I know it has received a lot of positive attention, but I'm not the biggest Lager fan. Still, Session is pretty tasty
Shawn, how did you like that farmhouse ale?
John Beef
Opaque
I have been drinking this, unless Trader Joe's runs out of it, which happens.
It's a fantastic beer. Everything I want in a good IPA for $5.99.
It's a fantastic beer. Everything I want in a good IPA for $5.99.
Shawn@PRS
yogi
The Farmhouse ale is amazing, I really enjoy it!
Shawn@PRS
yogi
I have been drinking this, unless Trader Joe's runs out of it, which happens.
It's a fantastic beer. Everything I want in a good IPA for $5.99.
I don't have a TJ's near my house, but I will definitely check this out next time I'm able to.
gear_freak
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If you like IPAs, this one is pretty good. I just tried it for the first time last night. Tasty!!
Shawn@PRS
yogi
Boulevard makes some really great beer. I'm enjoying their wheat beer as well as the Farmhouse Ale and their Sixth Glass.
Herr Squid
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Herr Squid
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Myke Wright should be sainted for bringing these over for Namm '12. They were fabulous!!
Oktoberfest is hitting the shelves. My favorite beer of the year. I like Capital Brewery, a local here. Also like Leinenkugel's, which was local but I think partially bought out.
Anyone have suggestion for Maryland micros to try for Exp?
Anyone have suggestion for Maryland micros to try for Exp?
I like pretty much every Ale Asylum concoction -if you're ever in Madison give it a shot. http://aleasylum.com/aboutus-info/brewerybeers/
Hopalicious is my fave when it's hot out, Ambergeddon just about any other time.
Hopalicious is my fave when it's hot out, Ambergeddon just about any other time.
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Shawn@PRS
yogi
I like what I'm seeing with Ale Asylum! Next time I'm in the neighborhood, I'll be sure to check them out.
As for Maryland brews, I'd recommend the following:
Flying Dog http://flyingdogales.com/
Evolution http://www.evolutioncraftbrewing.com/
16 Mile http://16milebrewery.com/
Dogfish Head (technically located in Delaware, but located on the same peninsula as us) http://www.dogfish.com/
Fordham (from the Ramshead Tavern where Paul started building guitars) http://fordhambrewing.com/wp-conten...on.php?redirect_to=http://fordhambrewing.com/
Give me a call if you're coming this way ever, they're very close to where I live. I'll meet ya for one. I'll check out the Flying dog for sure, I've seen it in stores here & maybe some of the others I can try in a couple weeks!
Do you know if Fordham Copperhead Ale will be on tap at Experience this year?
Herr Squid
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Last year when I realized that Dogfish Head was over there in Delaware, I was thinking about making a quick jaunt there over the Experience weekend. Then I realized how long a drive it was, and that I'd be drawn towards their 11%-15% brews and it didn't seem like such a good idea... I'd still love to go. Their World Wide Stout rocks my world!
Shawn@PRS
yogi
Dogfish makes some great beers and Sam Calagione, the founder, has done a lot to inspire other microbrewers.
