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    Default Hungry!

    Been hittin the Shocktop for a about 5 hours now. Some pancakes would hit the spot!!! LOL!!!
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    Sierra Nevad Pale Ale... about the 12th glass from a full 5 gallon keg. So much smoother then out of the bottle... my favorite beer has gone to a new level!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by californiakulak View Post
    Finally have everything working well. Finished a delicious 13.2 gallon keg of Firestone Pale Ale and now am about 1/4 of the way through a 15.5 gallon keg of Samual Adams Boston Lager.
    Going from Firestone to Sam Adams is like going from a Bentley to a Kia... I was born and Raised 20 mins from the Firstone Walker brewery. Firestone Double Barrel Ale is my favorite beer of all time... just wish I could get it here in AZ

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    Quote Originally Posted by jvcjbl View Post
    Going from Firestone to Sam Adams is like going from a Bentley to a Kia... I was born and Raised 20 mins from the Firstone Walker brewery. Firestone Double Barrel Ale is my favorite beer of all time... just wish I could get it here in AZ
    I couldn't agree more. I love Firestone beer. I like their Union Jack and Pale Ale better than their DBA though. They have also just released a Double Jack double ipa. It is only sold in 5 gallon kegs to a few beer bars statewide. I will be back at the brewery in a few months and hope to try it.

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    I really is a pity! There is nothing on tap at my house!

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    Just Tapped a 1/6th of Redhook Longhammer IPA. Not bad!

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    Quote Originally Posted by californiakulak View Post
    I couldn't agree more. I love Firestone beer. I like their Union Jack and Pale Ale better than their DBA though. They have also just released a Double Jack double ipa. It is only sold in 5 gallon kegs to a few beer bars statewide. I will be back at the brewery in a few months and hope to try it.
    Unfiltered DBA is by far the best beer I have ever had. I just called them and I guess they are distributing here in AZ now and told me to keep and eye out for their beers. If I can get DBA or their Elephant Ale on keg I will be in heaven. Bevmo here has their DBA and Pale Ale and Union Jack for $10 a six pack.. I just can't come to paying that considering that Costco in my old home town had a 24 pack for $19.... here is a pic for you....


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    moosehead, again. (hey, it's tasty and i'm a broke grad student!!)
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    Red face

    Boring I know but, Yungling again in the old tapper. After checking the price of some of the other brands and going through a keg in about two and a half weeks can't justify a more exotic brand. True, some of the domestic brands are cheaper but, just don't have the same flavor.

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    Bevmo here has their DBA and Pale Ale and Union Jack for $10 a six pack..



    Their Union Jack has gone up to $12.99 a six pack at the grocery store near my house. I hope to eventually get a keg of it. At 7.5% it would be difficult for me to finish the keg in a timely manner.

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    Quote Originally Posted by doug ellis View Post
    Boring I know but, Yungling again in the old tapper. After checking the price of some of the other brands and going through a keg in about two and a half weeks can't justify a more exotic brand. True, some of the domestic brands are cheaper but, just don't have the same flavor.
    nothing wrong with sticking with what you like.

    that's what i've been doing with my kegs...mainly yuengling and shock top. but i've also been trying new beers in 6 packs from wegmans. i found i like troegs dreamweaver and leinenkugels sunset wheat. the other troegs i've had so far are only really good on the 3rd or 4th one, once i get used to the bitterness (aka buzzed)
    hey, what happened to my original signature?

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    Quote Originally Posted by dh4645 View Post
    nothing wrong with sticking with what you like.

    that's what i've been doing with my kegs...mainly yuengling and shock top. but i've also been trying new beers in 6 packs from wegmans. i found i like troegs dreamweaver and leinenkugels sunset wheat. the other troegs i've had so far are only really good on the 3rd or 4th one, once i get used to the bitterness (aka buzzed)
    Herd all about Wegmans. My next door neighbor is from E.Rochester, N.Y. and swears by the place. Up there right now as a matter "O" fact. I do try different beers but, I keep coming back to my old favorite.

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    Desiree Cream Ale - High Gravity's Ingredient Kits - High Gravity



    I meant to have this ready for the 4th of July but never got it kegged in time. Decided to keep it for Labor Day but tapped it last night. It sat on the yeast cake a little longer than I would have liked, but it is just fine and hit the spot after mowing today.
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    I have a slim quarter of Spotted Cow. Brewed by New Glarus brewing company. only sold in wisconsin. i love the cow.

    riley.

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    Just picked up a 1/6th of Widmer Hefeweizen... not my first choice but it was in stock and ready to roll... also got a smoking deal on it

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    So I let it sit for 1.5 hours... I'm sorry my mouth was watering .... I got a few inches of head... which I chugged and then got a perfect pour at 42'f. Is it me or does Widmer Hefeweizen pour very easy?

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    Saison de Aviator. 1/2 barrel.

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    Nothing right now, because I'm still building the kegerator! This weekend should be the debut of my Restatement Oktoberfest homebrew though!
    Tap 1 - Yeungling (1/4)
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    Kokanee from Creston B.C. is on tap now, one of my favorites from our Northern Friends! Blue Moon is coming soon!

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    Default All is right with MY world now!

    Everyone should be happy to know I am no longer without a keg! Tapped a Stella over the weekend!

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    Default Can't wait to get home...

    I finished my kegerator project last night and picked up a keg and put it in there at noon so by 5:30 or so I should be home to tap it and try my 1st of several!

    I wanted to get a 1/2 of Ziegenbach but Mireles was out so I decided to keep my wife happy and get Miller Lite instead. Next time I'll get something I want.

    Also, I can't wait to get it working right and call my dad up and invite him over, just a minute away and see his reaction when I pour him a cold one!

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    1/2 Stone IPA...some good stuff.

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    I just replaced the door liner, gasket and installed a circulating fan in my trusty old Kenmore.

    The first keg, since adding those new parts, is a 1/6 bbl of Victory Hop Devil. I'm picking it up tomorrow!
    Hail to the Redskins!

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    Killed the Miller Lite 1/2 barrel last night.

    Went to Mr Kegs grand opening and purchased a keg of Sierra Nevada Southern Hemisphere Harvest Fresh Hop Ale.

    Tasty.
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    Quote Originally Posted by DPIStorm View Post
    Killed the Miller Lite 1/2 barrel last night.

    Went to Mr Kegs grand opening and purchased a keg of Sierra Nevada Southern Hemisphere Harvest Fresh Hop Ale.

    Tasty.
    OMG... I'm so jealous

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    Cool

    Just picked up a 1/2 of New Belgium 1554 yesterday afternoon. It's chillin' now.


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    I finally got around to adding a fan for circulation and cleaning my lines. Put in a 1/6 bbl of Allagash Black and a 1/6 bbl of Pennichuck "Big O" Oktoberfest last Friday. Both are yum!

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    Troegs Hop Back

    Victory Lager


    Cant wait to get some pumpkin brew at the end of the month!

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    I feel ya Cubby... I feel the same way. Drink what makes you happy and don't worry what others say. If it's Chimay, PBR, Natty Light so be it.



    Quote Originally Posted by cubby_swans View Post
    I drink craft brew like it's going out of style. Imperial Stouts, IPA's, etc. I recently spent $60 on four bottles of Dark Lord Russian Imperial Stout, and have an arsenal of bottled craft brew in my basement, waiting to drink. As a self proclaimed beer nerd, PBR is one of my beers of choice for summer outings. Many people dismiss something like PBR, because it's cheap. If they have one, their preconceived notion is that it's cheap, and it's bad, when that "bad" taste they are experiencing is actually flavor. Enjoy the PBR! Because I do!

    In conclusion, it kind of irks me when someone ridicules someone else for the beer they choose. I prefer that everyone enjoy themselves and drink what makes them happy.

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    is sam adams octoberfest out yet?

    that'll be my next after my shock top is kicked
    hey, what happened to my original signature?

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    Will finish the 1/4 of Coors Light this weekend which was the "cherry" barrel to test the kegerator and have a 1/2 of Michelob Golden Draft Light ordered to be picked up Wednesday.

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    1/2 Natural Light and just got a 1/6 of Blue Moon ready to be tapped.

    ICEMAN, I got into New Belgium's Fat Tire over the summer, but sadly they don't distribute to Virginia yet. I've 1554 and Mothership Wit is pretty decent as well.

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    Quote Originally Posted by kenny View Post
    1/2 Stone IPA...some good stuff.
    Mmm, now that's nice!

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    1/4 Miller Lite

    1/6 SN Celebration Ale Clone (homebrew)

    Trying to find 1/6 Deschuttes Mirror Pond Pale Ale
    Beer - the 5th food group!

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    Default College Football kickoff

    I have a sixer of Sam Oktoberfest, sixer of Oskar Blues Dales Pale Ale and a sixer of Dogfish Head 60 minute IPA

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    I must rant, here in the Phoenix area (actually AZ in general) the distribution of beer in kegs leaves much to be desired. Some breweries only bottles, others only 1/2 bbls even though other markets get 1/6 and 1/4 bbls, and still others only their most common, standard fare. Ugh.. Rant over.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Greg_Zims View Post
    I must rant, here in the Phoenix area (actually AZ in general) the distribution of beer in kegs leaves much to be desired. Some breweries only bottles, others only 1/2 bbls even though other markets get 1/6 and 1/4 bbls, and still others only their most common, standard fare. Ugh.. Rant over.
    The squeaky wheel gets the grease! I would e-mail the breweries you have in mind and let them know what products you would like to see. Might not happen, but you can be sure breweries pay attention to consumer feedback. If you have a friend or two that enjoy the beer(s) you are looking for, get them to send an e-mail to.
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    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
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    Quote Originally Posted by cubby_swans View Post
    The squeaky wheel gets the grease! I would e-mail the breweries you have in mind and let them know what products you would like to see. Might not happen, but you can be sure breweries pay attention to consumer feedback. If you have a friend or two that enjoy the beer(s) you are looking for, get them to send an e-mail to.

    I second that.

    I have a heart condition so was ordered to stay away from alcohol and caffeine. I was looking for am o'doul's keg and called the local distributors and finally called AB. They put me in touch with someone who could order my o'doul's keg and have it delivered about 5 minutes from my house.

    My persistence paid off and all I wasted was a few hours tracking down phone numbers and calling/emailing.


    I was down in Ft. Lauderdale last week and they had Sam Adams Octoberfest already so you should be good to go.


    ps- I'm convinced my heart problem is due to sleep apnea/snoring so I'm back on the wagon. Once the o'douls keg is empty I'm going to tap either a red ale or stout home brew in my new corny kegs!

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    1/2 of Old Style Lite......Cubbie heading your way 9-9. Any good locals places to sample some regional beers?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Greg_Zims View Post
    I must rant, here in the Phoenix area (actually AZ in general) the distribution of beer in kegs leaves much to be desired. Some breweries only bottles, others only 1/2 bbls even though other markets get 1/6 and 1/4 bbls, and still others only their most common, standard fare. Ugh.. Rant over.
    Yes, but you have the Heart Attack Cafe in Scottsdale. I am headed out your way in early October. Not a fan of the desert, but when I found this place, it made my trip worth while. Ever been there?

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