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Monday, February 28, 2011 4:26:13 PM
Would love to try some Founders Kentucky Breakfast Stout and Founders Breakfast Stout.

Really would like to try a 6'er of each if possible, as I believe this only comes in 12 oz bottles. I'm obviously not gonna be too picky if you can help me out, so even a few of each would be great if possible.

Don't care on which year, although I know the 2011 batch hasn't come out yet...but see the release event is scheduled for March 12th. So would be open to sending green backs if that's the preference for anyone planning to attend, and who was already planning to try and pick some up. No idea how those events run though...quantity available for sale etc.

Of course, could also work a trade as well...for either smokes and/or some West Coast beers.

Shoot me a PM if you can lend a hand.

grmcooper
Monday, February 28, 2011 4:48:26 PM
How about a 40 in a brown bag.
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Monday, February 28, 2011 4:49:40 PM

How about a 40 in a brown bag.

grmcooper wrote:

Can I drink it down a lil' bit, and then throw some OJ in der??

ggriffi
Monday, February 28, 2011 5:14:17 PM

Would love to try some Founders Kentucky Breakfast Stout and Founders Breakfast Stout.

Really would like to try a 6'er of each if possible, as I believe this only comes in 12 oz bottles. I'm obviously not gonna be too picky if you can help me out, so even a few of each would be great if possible.

Don't care on which year, although I know the 2011 batch hasn't come out yet...but see the release event is scheduled for March 12th. So would be open to sending green backs if that's the preference for anyone planning to attend, and who was already planning to try and pick some up. No idea how those events run though...quantity available for sale etc.

Of course, could also work a trade as well...for either smokes and/or some West Coast beers.

Shoot me a PM if you can lend a hand.

KPP wrote:

Kyle,

KBS won't be out until the middle of March according to their website. Don't know about the Founders though, there was nothing about a release date, and they list it on the site the site as a "seasonal" beer. I just heard of this beer last year at Dark Lord Day.

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Monday, February 28, 2011 5:19:23 PM

Kyle,

KBS won't be out until the middle of March according to their website. Don't know about the Founders though, there was nothing about a release date, and they lost it on the site the site as a "seasonal" beer. I just heard of this beer last year at Dark Lord Day.

ggriffi wrote:

Yeah...not sure, but don't think the regular Breakfast Stout is a seasonal release...perhaps it is.

Was hoping I suppose either to 1) find someone hoarding some of the past releases or 2) try and get in touch w/ someone planning to attend the event on the 12th to possibly hook me up....or perhaps the MOST likely 3) find someone who will have access to it after the release to the public that can ship.

http://www.foundersbrewing.com/beer-locator 

grmcooper
Monday, February 28, 2011 5:21:41 PM
Brass monkey!
grmcooper
Monday, February 28, 2011 5:24:17 PM
Never did that.... might have to try tho.
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Monday, February 28, 2011 5:26:32 PM

Never did that.... might have to try tho.

grmcooper wrote:

Well...perhaps YOU too, should post an ISO thread then [whip]

grmcooper
Monday, February 28, 2011 5:29:43 PM
I have in the past. Everyone thought it was a joke but tg hooked me up with some country club and he got some opus.
tj2001cobra
Monday, February 28, 2011 5:50:33 PM
I want some too!
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Monday, February 28, 2011 5:55:28 PM

I want some too!

tj2001cobra wrote:

Coops gonna be pissed at you tryin' to piggyback his ISO Brass Monkey!!

tcostyn
Monday, February 28, 2011 6:22:00 PM
The regular Breakfast Stout is really good, and it is a seasonal release if I recall correctly. I will check my liquor store and see if they have any left. Definitely worth exploring. The KBS is a very limited release small batch kinda thing, but it is retarded good. Imperial oatmeal stout + coffee + bourbon barrel aging = happiness in your mouth. I'll see if I can't snag some of that; we have always gotten some of every release so far. I know for sure that KBS only comes in four packs, not sure about the regular breakfast stout. If nobody has gotten you some by the time it shows up here, I'll see what I can do. Both of these beers are excellent!
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Monday, February 28, 2011 6:30:14 PM

The regular Breakfast Stout is really good, and it is a seasonal release if I recall correctly. I will check my liquor store and see if they have any left. Definitely worth exploring. The KBS is a very limited release small batch kinda thing, but it is retarded good. Imperial oatmeal stout + coffee + bourbon barrel aging = happiness in your mouth. I'll see if I can't snag some of that; we have always gotten some of every release so far. I know for sure that KBS only comes in four packs, not sure about the regular breakfast stout. If nobody has gotten you some by the time it shows up here, I'll see what I can do. Both of these beers are excellent!

tcostyn wrote:

Much appreciated....I already owe you one as it is anyway Tim, so keep me posted as to what you find out my friend!

smelly4tay
Monday, February 28, 2011 6:37:36 PM
I live in beer heaven (San Diego), so I will check whats around here. I have a few spots that carry very HTF stuff. Any westcoast beer you are specifically interested in?
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Monday, February 28, 2011 6:41:17 PM

I live in beer heaven (San Diego), so I will check whats around here. I have a few spots that carry very HTF stuff. Any westcoast beer you are specifically interested in?

smelly4tay wrote:

I'm good on the West Coast stuff, but thank you for the offer....I have access to the majority, if not all of it living across the river from Portland OR. Love a lot of the stuff Cali puts out though...mostly their IPAs. They definitely seem to have IPAs figured out a little bit better than OR/WA does at the moment, at least IMO.

ZRX1200
Monday, February 28, 2011 6:49:41 PM
^ have you tried Rogue GYO IPA single malt?

I agree as a rule with Ca IPA's though...

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Monday, February 28, 2011 6:52:03 PM

^ have you tried Rogue GYO IPA single malt?

I agree as a rule with Ca IPA's though...

ZRX1200 wrote:

No, don't think I have....have to keep an eye out for that one. I did pick up a bomber of their Brutal IPA recently that i'm anxious to try.

smelly4tay
Monday, February 28, 2011 6:58:21 PM

I'm good on the West Coast stuff, but thank you for the offer....I have access to the majority, if not all of it living across the river from Portland OR. Love a lot of the stuff Cali puts out though...mostly their IPAs. They definitely seem to have IPAs figured out a little bit better than OR/WA does at the moment, at least IMO.

KPP wrote:

cool. I am originally from Seattle and always thought I was spoiled with Pyramid and Red Hook nearby w/ access to distribution of Oregon and N. Cali stuff. Then I moved down here and saw the light. Now I have Stone, Lost Abbey, Alpine, Alesmith, Ballast Point, Pizza Port, Coronado, Karl Strauss, Gordon Beirsch, and Green Flash all within 20 miles.

You're right, the IPA is crazy down here. Alpine Nelson and Duet, Ballast Point Sculpin, and Green Flash westcoast IPA are all my favorites and all have Simancoe hops in them. Very piney, sharp flavor. It's my favorite style along with dark stouts. sorry to threadjack. If you can think of any I can help find, let me know 🖐

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Monday, February 28, 2011 7:06:01 PM
^^ No worries on the Threadjack thing.....nobody's ever paid much attention to that around here anyway...LOL.

I think i've had most you mentioned....loved the Green Flash westcoast (had that on Kpacedos reco a while back). Bought a couple Sculpins, but didn't enjoy it as much as say the Ruination or Pliny. It was good, but for the price (pretty high as I recall), others were better for me, and cheaper. Port Brewing has some really nice stuff, Wipeout and High-Tide. And, really love the Old V in the Stout category.

Don't think i've tried the Apline Duet or Nelson...but will certainly look for those.

tcostyn
Monday, February 28, 2011 7:26:51 PM
Port's Mongo (DIPA) and Shark Attack (double red ale) are both good beers too. Bear Republic Racer X is supposed to be a pretty damn good DIPA, but I only know it by reputation. You guys probably have a pretty good idea of what's good out there on the west coast, but hadn't seen these ones mentioned yet.

Edit: speaking of good beer/IPAs, Kyle, what did you think of the Two Hearted and the Hopslam? Definitely a difference stylistically compared to a typical west coast version, so I'm curious how you liked 'em.