Just got word that a local bar is tapping a KBS keg Saturday around 4. First time I have seen on tap will definitely be there to try one or two. Got something for you going out Friday by the way for your Wyoming summer.

429- Epic Brewing Son of a Baptist

431- Terrapin Beer Co. The Walking Dead

433- Founders Curmudgeon thanks to the masked man.

Small pours but last night at a Tat event:

436 - Deschutes Abyss Scotch
437 - Deschutes Abyss Brandy

Not bad, liked it slightly better than the Scotch. But not sure I would chase more than what I currently have.

439~ Jack's Abby (Framingham MA) Saxony Lager Vienna Style

20 IBU 5% ABV...has Summer potential

442~ Crux Double Hitch IPA

Can you get Prairie in Wy?

Guilty!

449 - Guinness Extra Stout

Just received an e-mail about this from our Big Red Liquors warehouse...I've tried Dragons Milk but not this version


RARE ALERT: New Holland Rsv Dragon's Milk Mexican Spice Cake 4pk


The new Dragon's Milk Reserve release from New Holland may be their most successful variant to date. The Mexican Spice cake refers to the addition of chilies, vanilla, and cinnamon. The beer is aged for 3 months in bourbon barrels with toasted chilies, cocoa nibs, vanilla beans, and cinnamon. Weighing in at 11%, Mexican Spice Cake is an exercise in massive beer flavor. The normal chocolate character from the stout is accented and enhanced by the savory and sweet additions. It's earthy, rich, and ethereal all at the same time. Even at such a high ABV, this one is tough to put down.

$18.00 for a friggin four pack......this must be some sort of Elitist beer

I wish you had time to stop in for a cigar and a snort of something Julian....

Julian, We are on the W side of Indy as you head N to Michigan. ( Born n raised a Michigander ) moved here in 1981
Always welcome....

452 - Prairie Paradise Imp Stout - brewed with vanilla and coconut - 13% abv oh baby!

453~ New Belgium Fat Tire Amber Ale

fairly new in this area. nice little brew.

454 = big block power!

455 Black Butte Porter

I'm still trying a smattering of IPAs but have not found one I would purchase again yet. Some of the east coast "juicy" styles with lower IBU come closest for me.

I would recommend IPAs that use a lot of citra hops. Happens to be my favorite hop but besides that it has a citrus taste that goes with the bitterness of the hops which I think tends to make it less of an in your face bitterness. Also, I found when I got into drinking IPAs that the doubles and triples were less bitter as well and slowly went from those to acquire a taste for them. 90 minute by DFH is one that I feel doesn't smack you in the face with bitterness.

458- galacticake
459- puff
460- zuftig new england ipa

Correction Zaftig brewing co.

461 - BeerLab HawaIi Rye-Chu Pale Ale

One time seasonal brew. Pretty dark for a Pale.

462. Founders Breakfast Stout
463. Founders Sumatra Brown

465- Abyss aged in Cognac Barrels thanks to Kipp!

467- a deeelish stout homebrewed by Mandobro

Thanks Don.

469 - Oskar Blues Hotbox Coffee Porter - thanks to Cacman for turning me on to this one last year.