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29th August 2015 08:49 PM
#2501
Site Owner
Golf Hall of Fame Inductee
Was that 330mL or 500mL? This particular place seems to overcharge for some bottles. I'll grab it elsewhere hopefully.
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29th August 2015 09:07 PM
#2502
Member
Touring Pro (Aust PGA)
Its a 355ml bottle that i got
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29th August 2015 10:28 PM
#2503
Moderator
Touring Pro (European Tour)
Been at a party tonight and took some Dead Pony Club for a bit of a session. Very nice and hard to believe it was only 3.8%
Also had some Return of the Dread stout from Little Creatures while I was there. Really enjoyed that too. Chocolate notes were great after all the hops.
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30th August 2015 06:55 AM
#2504
Senior Member
Multiple Major Winner
Originally Posted by
RobNewy
Its a 355ml bottle that i got
Tapered neck?
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4th September 2015 07:08 PM
#2505
Member
Touring Pro (Aust PGA)
Stone Brewing IPA.
This is pretty nice, a bit lacking in aroma, but a damn nice IPA.
3.5 on UnTapped
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4th September 2015 07:55 PM
#2506
Site Owner
Golf Hall of Fame Inductee
I had Feral Razorback barleywine earlier today, which has an ABV of 10.5%. It was pretty good, but most barleywines are. I still think Feral is over-hyped, but I gave it 3.75.
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4th September 2015 08:40 PM
#2507
Member
Touring Pro (Aust PGA)
Originally Posted by
AndyP
I had Feral Razorback barleywine earlier today, which has an ABV of 10.5%. It was pretty good, but most barleywines are. I still think Feral is over-hyped, but I gave it 3.75.
Can't say ive had a Barley Wine. What would be a good one to start on?Also interested in trying a Rye beer. Got anything to try there?
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5th September 2015 06:33 AM
#2508
Site Owner
Golf Hall of Fame Inductee
Unfortunately, all of the barleywines that I have had, would not be available to you; most were limited releases.
I'm not a fan of rye beers, but I did like Beavertowns 8-ball rye IPA.
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5th September 2015 04:12 PM
#2509
Member
Touring Pro (Aust PGA)
Originally Posted by
AndyP
Unfortunately, all of the barleywines that I have had, would not be available to you; most were limited releases. I'm not a fan of rye beers, but I did like Beavertowns 8-ball rye IPA.
Cheers. My local has a few BeaverTowns. Will have a gander
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5th September 2015 04:14 PM
#2510
Member
Touring Pro (Aust PGA)
Sierra Nevada Hoptimum Imperial IPA
Hoppy as all hell, it is bloody magic. 10.4%
I love it.
4 on UnTapped
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5th September 2015 06:55 PM
#2511
Site Owner
Golf Hall of Fame Inductee
What does it take for you to give above 4?
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5th September 2015 07:05 PM
#2512
Member
Touring Pro (Aust PGA)
Originally Posted by
AndyP
What does it take for you to give above 4?
An orgasm. I gave Monkey Fist Spaceman IPA a 5. I think i over reached. It is beautiful, but it isnt a 5. Now im scared to give a really high score, but in hindsight, i should have given this one and Ruination 2.0 a 4.5 at least
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6th September 2015 04:49 PM
#2513
Member
Touring Pro (Aust PGA)
Blackheart Brewery English IPA.
Nice beer, but I have been spoiled with some ripping beers lately so only a 2.5 on Untapped
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6th September 2015 05:29 PM
#2514
Site Owner
Golf Hall of Fame Inductee
It was all about big beers for me today. A bourbon barrel aged stout, a rye IPA and an imperial stout. All yum and I'm done.
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6th September 2015 06:58 PM
#2515
Moderator
Touring Pro (European Tour)
Wolf Among the Weeds IPA. A pint can. Was good - big and brash like most west coast IPA seems to be.
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6th September 2015 07:22 PM
#2516
Senior Member
Major Winner
Originally Posted by
BenM
Wolf Among the Weeds IPA. A pint can. Was good - big and brash like most west coast IPA seems to be.
Explain "big and brash" to a non drinker please.
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6th September 2015 07:32 PM
#2517
Moderator
Touring Pro (European Tour)
Originally Posted by
benno_r
Explain "big and brash" to a non drinker please.
For background, hops are typically used to add bitterness and flavour to beers. Typical beer styles use hops to bitter/flavour and malt for body and try to find a balance between the two.
When I say 'big and brash' what I mean is that many west coast beers (for example Pintail Pale Ale, Bigeye IPA, and this one, just to name a few) don't go for balance at all. They use a lot of hops to flavour the beer, to make a statement. There is no subtlety at all, just like when you're on holidays having breakfast in your hotel dining room and there's a loud American on his mobile phone - the hops are all you can hear.
Me, I like hops especially the more resinous varieties (reminds me of my pothead days). So I often like those styles. Often they're over carbonated but this one wasn't.
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6th September 2015 07:35 PM
#2518
Senior Member
Multiple Major Winner
Think along the lines of a Ginger Beer that is all Ginger, and very little sugar or bubbles.
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6th September 2015 08:20 PM
#2519
Senior Member
Touring Pro (European Tour)
Monteith's Pointers Pale Ale - inoffensive kiwi beer - overall drinkable but bland - only 4.2 also which is a negative... - about 2/5.
At a wedding anniversary dinner party last night - the beer provided was Newstead's Two to the Valley - that is some class there -a lovely pale ale - upwards of 4/5, maybe even higher - full of flavour
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6th September 2015 08:23 PM
#2520
Senior Member
Golf Hall of Fame Inductee
Originally Posted by
damoocow
Monteith's Pointers Pale Ale - inoffensive kiwi beer - overall drinkable but bland - only 4.2 also which is a negative... - about 2/5.
At a wedding anniversary dinner party last night - the beer provided was Newstead's Two to the Valley - that is some class there -a lovely pale ale - upwards of 4/5, maybe even higher - full of flavour
Somebody has a Dan Murphy's card?
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6th September 2015 08:27 PM
#2521
Senior Member
Touring Pro (European Tour)
Originally Posted by
Johnny Canuck
Somebody has a Dan Murphy's card?
Correct!! I generally make my own beer - every now and then will venture in to try something different [and cheap]...
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6th September 2015 08:28 PM
#2522
Site Owner
Golf Hall of Fame Inductee
Originally Posted by
damoocow
At a wedding anniversary dinner party last night - the beer provided was Newstead's Two to the Valley - that is some class there -a lovely pale ale - upwards of 4/5, maybe even higher - full of flavour
It is an India pale ale and I've had a lot of it.
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6th September 2015 08:28 PM
#2523
Senior Member
Golf Hall of Fame Inductee
Originally Posted by
damoocow
Correct!! I generally make my own beer - every now and then will venture in to try something different [and cheap]...
I love the $10 6-pack.
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11th September 2015 08:55 PM
#2524
Senior Member
Golf Hall of Fame Inductee
Lazy Yak. Disgusting. 0/10.
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11th September 2015 11:01 PM
#2525
Senior Member
Golf Hall of Fame Inductee
Originally Posted by
Yossarian
Lazy Yak. Disgusting. 0/10.
Saw it in Sydney about 3 months ago. Thankfully the bartender gave me a sample before I bought a pint. It is absolutely terrible.
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