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Russian River's Pliny the Younger

Stone's Arrogant Bastard

Founder's Rye IPA

Founder's Breakfast Stout

Three Floyds Alpha King

Alesmith IPA

Surly Furious

Victory Storm King Stout

Odell IPA

Minneapolis Townhall Brewery's Mango Mama

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Just started one gallon experimental batches of raspberry and blueberry sour beer. Hope it turns out!

Framboise

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Blåbær

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Been drinking...

Cantillon Saint Lamvinus Merlot grape lambic

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At Toronado for Lost Abbey night: Cable Car, Veritas 007, Red Poppy, Duck Duck Gooze, Cuvee de Tomme, 100% Barrel-aged Serpent's Stout

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Later that night I started talking to the guys from Lost Abbey and gave them some beer from the brewery I work for and got invited into Toronado's secret room where I played awesome games and drank free all night. Truly the best beer experience ever.

Russian River night: Bottleworks IX Deviation, Beatification, Toronado 20th

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The taplist that night

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Pliny the Younger at Pi Bar

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No Vis: Lost Abbey night at City Beer Store with Kiya: Framboise de Amarosa, Double Cherry Red Poppy, Sinner's Blend 09, Older Viscosity, Sour Fest at Triple Rock, Firkin Fest at Magnolia.

SF Beer Week was magnificent.

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Forgot these:

Firestone Walker 12/13 vertical

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Bourbon Barrel aged Wheat Wine from Mad River where I work

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Batch 003 Temptation, brewed September '06

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'09 Old Guardian, vastly improved over the last year

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Batch 002, the best, I believe, Consecration

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FiftyFifty '09 Eclipse aged in Heavel Hill Rye Whisky barrels

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'09 Brandy Barrel Angel's Share

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Batch 003 Supplication, brewed December '06

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Deschutes Black Butte XX/XXI Vertical

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B-Dawg:

While scrolling, the tap list was the first image I saw, and I knew it was Toronado. That place is ridiculous.

I hope I can touch base with fellow homebrewing sufu users. Do you typically make your own recipes or use existing ones? I'm just starting to create my own.

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Recently met a guy with the coolest job ever. He's the beer manager for a place back in PA called "Tap and Table". His full time job is to travel around the world sampling the best brews and bringing them back to the restaurant a case at a time.

The restaurant has the most ridiculous beer selection Ive ever seen. He spends two weeks out of each month in the store educating the clientele and the other two weeks abroad sampling beer. The only way I can imagine getting that job would be to give God a blow job.

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Surly: Toronado rules. I haven't gone straight from a recipe ever, but when I am interested in a style I generally look up as many recipes as I can and work from there deciding what I want to achieve with that beer.

TT: Some day, haha :)

Soonami: If I took those iPhone pics in the dark closet where those beers now reside they would look even shittier. Have no fear, they are safe.

Just received some beer from a trade. Can't wait to partake.

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And the trifecta, a sour red with cherries and strawberries.

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From the past month or two

Dark Horse Perkulator. Really good coffee stout

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Founders Double Trouble. A DIPA on par with the rest. Good, nothing out of the ordinary though

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Three Floyds Lord Admiral Nelson. Very good. Nice and hoppy, with almost a red ale maltiness

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And Hopslam. What can I say that hasn't already been said about it before? The best part is the price. Sure, it's expensive for a 6pack, but when broken down, it comes to a little over $5 for a bomber. At least, that's how I've been justifying it to myself.

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I am going on a beer trip to Portland this weekend. Anybody live around those parts or have beer/restaurant suggestions?

For sure hit up The Horse Brass. They have a great selection of fantastic beers, and they serve scotch eggs. Belmont Station is also a 5min walk away - they are a beer store with a small beer cafe with about 10 taps I think of also awesome beer. I hardly ever go up to Portland but it seems that when I do, 9/10 I end up at the brass.

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