As recommended by James, PRS webmaster and connoisseur of all things cool.
Tank 7 Farmhouse Ale from Boulevard Brewery KCMO
As recommended by James, PRS webmaster and connoisseur of all things cool.
Tank 7 Farmhouse Ale from Boulevard Brewery KCMO
I wish they sold the PRS Pint Glasses in the store - mine from Experience gets HEAVY use and is starting to fade. For some reason beverages just taste better out of that cup than others....
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+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.Originally Posted by 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.
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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
Shawn, how did you like that farmhouse ale?
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.
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The Farmhouse ale is amazing, I really enjoy it!
I don't have a TJ's near my house, but I will definitely check this out next time I'm able to.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.
If you like IPAs, this one is pretty good. I just tried it for the first time last night. Tasty!!
Boulevard makes some really great beer. I'm enjoying their wheat beer as well as the Farmhouse Ale and their Sixth Glass.
Mmm..... I loves me some Leffe!
Having fun with a Belgian Blonde
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?
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.
Last edited by vchizzle; 08-26-2012 at 11:47 PM.
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-content...brewing.com%2F
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?
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!
Dogfish makes some great beers and Sam Calagione, the founder, has done a lot to inspire other microbrewers.
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