Once you get into barrel aged stuff, you are paying for labor and time... consider it more like wine or scotch prices.
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15%, so you get 4 beers worth of booze in one, essentially. Watch the video I posted, just to understand everything that goes into the beer. $11 a bottle is sooooo worth it.wrinklenuts said:
"Padrino is our attempt to capture the bold elements of Italian Espresso. We've added some vanilla to smooth the transition between the rough coffee edge and the sweet stout body. We also added a twist of lemon to brighten the beer and tease your senses a bit."
Ridiculously good! 15%, but drinks so smooth like an 8%er.
I got a peek at one of Aslin's barrel aging rooms today. Lots of good barrel aged brews on the way, apparently.
Ridiculously good! 15%, but drinks so smooth like an 8%er.
I got a peek at one of Aslin's barrel aging rooms today. Lots of good barrel aged brews on the way, apparently.
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This place opened up earlier this year really close to me. i stopped in today for the first time. they had 11 beers on tap and 3 in cans. i`ll have to get a growler so i can sample the ones they don`t have canned. this is the first beer i`ve tried and it`s very good. full on flavor and hops. this one is 12 oz. and very reasonable priceÂ
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Dayum!ÂThegreenchilemonster said:
I still have one or two of those in the fridge. I don't remember thinking it was that bad. I'm probably gonna crack one in a little bitAshen said:
I still think that No. 5 was probably their best of the series, and No. 6 was easily the worst
Nice! Looking forward to getting my hands on that oneAshen said:
I feel that! I just ate a hearty breakfast, because I'm about to head over to Ocelot brewery to watch the Copa Libertadores final. IPAs will ensue