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    Currently a quarter barrel of Choppers Red Ale from Georgetown Brewery here in Seattle. Just finished a quarter of Redhook Longhammer IPA.
    "You can't be a real country unless you have a beer and an airline - it helps if you have some kind of a football team, or some nuclear weapons, but at the very least you need a beer."
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    Southern Tier Unearthly (YUM!) and Brooklyn Lager.

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    Finally kicked the Mad Elf

    Now have on tap.

    Stoudts Gold Lager &
    Michelob Light

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    I am running a sixtel of Great Lakes Christmas Ale. Will probably die this week or next. Depending on the timing, I'll either get a sixtel of GL Blackout Stout (if it's out soon) or go back to another 1/2 barrel of Two Hearted.

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    Currently Michelob Ultra, but is almost empty. Going to try Michelob Amber-Bock next.

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    Quarter barrel of Summit great northern porter, YUM!

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    Yuengling Lager.... all day, every day! cant beat it in my opinion!!

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    1/2 BBL Sierra Nevada Pale Ale. It's my first keg.

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    Guinness Draught Stout Benelux Quality
    Murphy's Irish Stout
    Maredsous Blonde 6% Belgian Ale
    Victoria Bitter
    Weihenstephaner Hefe Weissbier
    Hoegaarden Wit
    Heineken Pils
    Amstel Draught
    Chimay "Grande Reserve"
    Chouffe Goudblond Bier

    but only 3 or 4 tapped at a time usually

    in the Netherlands, Bier and Co is the place to get beer!
    Bier & Co - Product catalogus

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    Thumbs up blvd

    boulevard unfiltered wheat


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    Default Abita Purple Haze

    They have really updated their website.
    Abita
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    A sixtel of Boulevard Pale Ale and a sixtel of their new Siglewide IPA! Single wide is available only in kegs until full release in April. Mmmm. Tasty!


    John P.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ksnuclear View Post
    A sixtel of Boulevard Pale Ale and a sixtel of their new Siglewide IPA! Single wide is available only in kegs until full release in April. Mmmm. Tasty!


    John P.

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    How is the Singlewide compared to some other IPAs?
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    Sometimes when I reflect back on all the beer I drink I feel ashamed.
    Then I look into the glass and think about the workers in the brewery
    and all of their hopes and dreams. If I didn't drink this beer, they might
    be out of work and their dreams would be shattered. Then I say to myself,
    "It is better that I drink this beer and let their dreams come true than
    be selfish and worry about my liver."

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    Just ran out of homebrewed "OldCastle" nut brown ale and had to put a sixtel of Amber Bock on to make it through the night. Too used to homebrew... Macro brew is weak!

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    Just finished Boulevard's Nutcracker Ale. Thinking about getting Boulevard's Lunar Ale or their new SingleWide IPA. John, How do you like the Singlewide?

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    Just finished Sam Adams Winter Lager. Now I have Yuengling Lager. My usual since it's a good price for good beer.

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    I support local brewerys with Straubs beer and Yuengling lager

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    Cubby and Slim,

    I like the Singlewide. At first glance you might think it is the wheat. It is lighter in color than both the Doublewide and the Pale Ale with a haze. It has a stong note of grapefruit and maybe a hint of clove but a nice crisp finish. It is no Bell's Two Hearted or Dale's Pale and I think I prefer the Doublewide but this is a good drinkable beer and a nice change from the Boulevard Pale so I have enjoyed having it on tap at home.

    A sixtel of Siglewide only cost $4 more than the Pale does. The Siglewide has 55 IBUs, Boulevard Pale Ale 59 IBUs and Dales Pale Ale 65 IBUs for comparison.

    Hopefully you can find some on tap in your area for a taste!

    Hope this was a bit helpful.

    John Pullman

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    Last edited by ksnuclear; 01-12-2009 at 08:05 PM.

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    On tap for the Superbowl this Sunday:

    Miller Lite - 1/4
    Sierra Nevada Pale Ale - 1/6
    Hopnog American style IPA - Corney (homebrew)
    Doghead Blonde Ale - Corney (homebrew)
    Last edited by whutever; 02-06-2009 at 03:46 PM.
    Beer - the 5th food group!

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    Sixtel of Hiener Brau Marzen and a corny of homebrewed porter

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    Finished up some Thirsty Dog Siberian Night RIS last week followed by a 1/6 barrel of Brooklyn Winter Ale for a party I had last week. The guests promptly cleaned me out of it

    Set to tap a 1/6 of Flying Dog Old Scratch tonight for the UFC fights.

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    3rd 1/4 of Yeungling lager. Next one Dogfish Head 60 or 120 min, depending on the economy.... What might look good next to that, is a Guiness Stout hmmmm?

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    1/2 barrel of Founders Dirty Bastard

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    1/2 barrel of Michelob Amber-Bock. Its almost empty was thinking about trying 1/4 barrel of Abita Amber and see if its worth the price difference.

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    Currently Sam Adams Lager with a 1/6 of Switchback on order!!
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    Just tapped Kansas City Boulevard Lunar Ale. The next victim is Boulevard Irish Ale(spring seasonal).

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    just switched back to a 1/2 barrel of Bell's Two Hearted. I am now firmly convinced it is my favorite beer.

    Side note, I think this will be my last keg with the Danby. I think I am going to sell it after this and build chest freezer model with 2 taps.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jpetty View Post
    Currently a quarter barrel of Choppers Red Ale from Georgetown Brewery here in Seattle. Just finished a quarter of Redhook Longhammer IPA.
    Awesome!! Love that stuff!! Got a 1/2 of Manny's going right now

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    Default HomeBrew

    Right now i have all homebrew, ten gallons of a coconut porter, ten gallons of a scottish ale, and 5 gallons of hard apple cider. the coconut porter is amazing if anyone ever has the chance to try Maui Brewing companys coconut porter definitely try it.

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    Victory Hop Devil

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    Michelob Light

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    A sixtel of Shock-Top.
    Last edited by jbcritch; 02-09-2009 at 11:17 AM.

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    1/2 barrel of Redhook Longhammer IPA

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    Quote Originally Posted by jhouse View Post
    Yuengling Lager.... all day, every day! cant beat it in my opinion!!
    Same here.

    John

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    Has anyone else had Victory Hop Devil on tap? Is the head supposed to be so creamy?

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    Last night we FINALLY tapped the sixtal of Mad Elf. Yeah, it's a little "late" in the year, but a mad elf is better than a cupid for valentine's day!

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    a couple of cloned cornies: Bell's Two Hearted and Arrogant Bastard. It can be hard to pick which one to drink

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    Currently:

    1/6 Shipyard Export Ale
    1/6 Kona Brewing Co Pipeline Porter

    Love the Kona beers!

    -Jody

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    Shipyard Brewmaster's Choice Brown Ale -- a nice dark brown ale that hits the spot.

    Shipyard Pumpkinhead -- Something a little sweet that brings memories of my favorite time of year.....Fall.

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    Sam Adams White Ale :-)
    "All right, brain. You don't like me and I don't like you, but let's just do this and I can get back to killing you with beer." - Homer Simpson

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    Miller Lite since it's what most of our friends/family drink. It is the first keg in the kegerator but I am hoping to get a Stella in there if I can find it!

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