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MountainCycle Big Ring Offline Unelite p***^. Heartbreak lover. Posts: 1062 Joined: 02/05/09	Re: Beer Blog Reply #240 - 09/26/10 at 1:34am	Print Post
	I've been loving those Widmer Brothers "Brother's Best" packs lately.

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PainkillerSPE Big Ring Offline Posts: 1491 Joined: 09/18/07	Re: Beer Blog Reply #241 - 10/07/10 at 1:26am	Print Post
	I'm kinda digging dogfish head Punkin Ale. Its mighty tasty.

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linus Big Ring Offline Kerr Scott Trail System - Epic! Posts: 2307 Location: Pineville, Charlotte NC Joined: 05/25/07	Re: Beer Blog Reply #242 - 10/08/10 at 1:05am	Print Post
	I tried the Dogfish Head Pumkin and the Southern Tier Pumking. My pallet thinks the Pumking is much yummier but to be quiet honest the nose is even more yummier with the vanilla scent. Going for my 2nd growler fill tomorrow. Speaking of growlers, besides The Grapevine in Baxter Village, are there any other places in and around Charlotte that do growler fills? (Besides OMB).

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criticalmass Big Ring Offline Squirrels, the new TTF Posts: 2033 Joined: 07/24/06	Re: Beer Blog Reply #243 - 10/08/10 at 1:15am	Print Post
	On Pumpkin beers: Do you know what pumpkin tastes like? Don't think I do. I know what pumpkin pie tastes like. I think that a majority of pumpkin beers are merely spiced beers, with some superficial pumpkin thrown in the mash as a namesake. But who doesn't love a malty pumpkin pie. Can anyone that drinks pumpkin beer taste pumpkin?

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LessNew2this Big Ring Offline Man, that was NOT a good line.... Posts: 3723 Location: Charlotte Bradfield Farms Joined: 07/26/06	Re: Beer Blog Reply #244 - 10/08/10 at 1:19am	Print Post
	Jacks pumpkin spice has a distinct pumpkin taste

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criticalmass Big Ring Offline Squirrels, the new TTF Posts: 2033 Joined: 07/24/06	Re: Beer Blog Reply #245 - 10/08/10 at 1:26am	Print Post
	LessNew2this wrote on 10/08/10 at 1:19am: Jacks pumpkin spice has a distinct pumpkin taste So a michelob product has more pumpkin flavor than that Punkin from dogfish?
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Impaler 58 Big Ring Offline Posts: 2111 Location: Statesville Joined: 01/21/09	Re: Beer Blog Reply #246 - 10/08/10 at 10:12am	Print Post
	linus wrote on 10/08/10 at 1:05am: I tried the Dogfish Head Pumkin and the Southern Tier Pumking. My pallet thinks the Pumking is much yummier but to be quiet honest the nose is even more yummier with the vanilla scent. Going for my 2nd growler fill tomorrow. Speaking of growlers, besides The Grapevine in Baxter Village, are there any other places in and around Charlotte that do growler fills? (Besides OMB). Carolina Brewery in Moorsville does Crowler fills. Terripen Pumpkin is one of my favorites. Light spice flavor

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LessNew2this Big Ring Offline Man, that was NOT a good line.... Posts: 3723 Location: Charlotte Bradfield Farms Joined: 07/26/06	Re: Beer Blog Reply #247 - 10/08/10 at 11:55am	Print Post
	criticalmass wrote on 10/08/10 at 1:26am: So a michelob product has more pumpkin flavor than that Punkin from dogfish? you asked about pumpkin taste yes

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LessNew2this Big Ring Offline Man, that was NOT a good line.... Posts: 3723 Location: Charlotte Bradfield Farms Joined: 07/26/06	Re: Beer Blog Reply #248 - 10/08/10 at 11:56am	Print Post
	criticalmass wrote on 10/08/10 at 1:26am: So a michelob product has more pumpkin flavor than that Punkin from dogfish? you asked about pumpkin taste yes IMO

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PainkillerSPE Big Ring Offline Posts: 1491 Joined: 09/18/07	Re: Beer Blog Reply #249 - 10/08/10 at 1:35pm	Print Post
	linus wrote on 10/08/10 at 1:05am: I tried the Dogfish Head Pumkin and the Southern Tier Pumking. My pallet thinks the Pumking is much yummier but to be quiet honest the nose is even more yummier with the vanilla scent. Going for my 2nd growler fill tomorrow. Speaking of growlers, besides The Grapevine in Baxter Village, are there any other places in and around Charlotte that do growler fills? (Besides OMB). I guess I will need to stop by the Grapevine after the 6 hour race tomorrow.
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Screaming Knees Big Ring Offline Work Ride Tarheel Trailblazers Posts: 1647 Location: Fort Collins, CO Joined: 06/02/10	Re: Beer Blog Reply #250 - 10/08/10 at 1:55pm	Print Post
	PainkillerSPE wrote on 10/08/10 at 1:35pm: I guess I will need to stop by the Grapevine after the 6 hour race tomorrow. Every Anne Springs trip warrants a stop at the Grapevine . Helmet? Check. Bike? Check. Empty growler? Check. Agree with Criticalmass that most pumpkin beers just taste like pumpkin pie/allspice. The Dogfish is pretty good, but I actually think I prefer a flavored beer to have a little less alcohol. (weird I know). Most of them are way over spiced for me to enjoy more than one at a time. I enjoy the Carolina brewery's pumpkin the best, but haven't been able to catch it at HT, if it is even out yet. I can taste the pumpkin in certain beers, but only because I have had a failed attempt at brewing my own pumpkin beer.
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PainkillerSPE Big Ring Offline Posts: 1491 Joined: 09/18/07	Re: Beer Blog Reply #251 - 10/10/10 at 8:27pm	Print Post
	linus wrote on 10/08/10 at 1:05am: I tried the Dogfish Head Pumkin and the Southern Tier Pumking. My pallet thinks the Pumking is much yummier but to be quiet honest the nose is even more yummier with the vanilla scent. Going for my 2nd growler fill tomorrow. Speaking of growlers, besides The Grapevine in Baxter Village, are there any other places in and around Charlotte that do growler fills? (Besides OMB). I went by the Grapevine after the 6 hour and picked up a growler of the Pumking. I must say that the Southern Tier Pumking is the best Pumpkin beer that I have tasted. I'm going to miss this beer when its gone. Very good!! Thanks for the heads up.
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Screaming Knees Big Ring Offline Work Ride Tarheel Trailblazers Posts: 1647 Location: Fort Collins, CO Joined: 06/02/10	Re: Beer Blog Reply #252 - 10/12/10 at 5:00pm	Print Post
	I tried Bell's 25th Anniversary Ale this weekend and it is a great well rounded beer. I am typically a slap-you-in-the-face hop head, so I am surprised I enjoyed the malty presence of this one so much. I think it's the cooler weather getting to me. I also purchased a Bell's Expedition Stout. I am looking forward to enjoying that one on the back porch on a crisp fall evening, maybe only slightly chilled, maybe room temperature. Mmm. I like beer. (You need to *Login* or *Register* to view media files and links)

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linus Big Ring Offline Kerr Scott Trail System - Epic! Posts: 2307 Location: Pineville, Charlotte NC Joined: 05/25/07	Re: Beer Blog Reply #253 - 10/14/10 at 3:14pm	Print Post
	The Southern Tier is yummy, so much so I had to get a second refill. I do hope they still have it for a little longer too. Got a couple of them in bottles too for the beer fridge. Tried the Allagash Black on tap there, very tasty.

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criticalmass Big Ring Offline Squirrels, the new TTF Posts: 2033 Joined: 07/24/06	Re: Beer Blog Reply #254 - 10/14/10 at 3:17pm	Print Post
	Growlers are nice and all, but you might as well get a keg if you like it. Economy of scale and all that. Then I'll be over.

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Buttholeface Small Cog Offline Sweat Tims Posts: 322 Location: the couch Joined: 08/21/08	Re: Beer Blog Reply #255 - 10/21/10 at 1:04pm	Print Post
	$10 for $20 Worth of Pub Fare at Angry Ale’s. Not valid on alcohol but still a righteous deal, I guess. Unless this place sucks. I don't know, I've never been there. (You need to *Login* or *Register* to view media files and links)

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linus Big Ring Offline Kerr Scott Trail System - Epic! Posts: 2307 Location: Pineville, Charlotte NC Joined: 05/25/07	Re: Beer Blog Reply #256 - 10/21/10 at 3:28pm	Print Post
	I saw that groupon this morning and was wondering what beer selection one would expect at this place. We see it all the time when visiting Duckworths but never make it over there.

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stateprez Little Ring Offline Posts: 740 Location: Charlotte Joined: 07/14/08	Re: Beer Blog Reply #257 - 10/21/10 at 7:11pm	Print Post
	linus wrote on 10/21/10 at 3:28pm: I saw that groupon this morning and was wondering what beer selection one would expect at this place. We see it all the time when visiting Duckworths but never make it over there. Doesn't hold a candle to Duckworths' selection. Mostly domestics, with the import staples. The scenery isn't bad though.

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Impaler 58 Big Ring Offline Posts: 2111 Location: Statesville Joined: 01/21/09	Re: Beer Blog Reply #258 - 10/22/10 at 2:53pm	Print Post
	Has anyone seen any Pisgah Brewery products in either the stores or on tap. I'm hankering one of their porters. I got the Jones so bad, I'm almost ready to drive to Black Mountain. How hard can Kitsuma be anyways. I'll just tell myself I'm going for a hike/bike

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MountainCycle Big Ring Offline Unelite p***^. Heartbreak lover. Posts: 1062 Joined: 02/05/09	Re: Beer Blog Reply #259 - 10/23/10 at 1:38am	Print Post
	hey post road is a good'n from Brooklyn Brewery. She goes well with the season and the new Guster release lottsa punkiny goodness but not as much ABV as the Dogfish Head Punkin' Ale...Maybe I should eat now.....
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