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  1. #5201
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    Swamp Angel West Coast Hazy IPA
    Crooked Lane Brewing Company, Auburn, CA
    BOD: ?
    Purchase Date: 3/20/20
    Drink Date: 3/26/20
    ABV: 7%
    Hops: ?
    IBU: ?

    This is the kind of hazy I dig: a hybrid of West Coast and East Coast styles. It's murky in terms of clarity, but instead of tasting like thickly sweet old apricot nectar (which too many hazy IPAs remind me of), it starts out sweet and comes clean with a nice, bitter finish; truly the best of both worlds (East and West Coast-styled IPA textures and flavors). Not sure what the IBUs are, but I'm guessing in the 40-60 range, which is where I dig them to be (again, too many of the hazy's I've had out here in the West lean toward the 25-35 range and end up just not being bitter enough for my palate).

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  2. #5202
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    The Good Good India Pale Ale
    Moonraker Brewing, Auburn, CA
    BOD: 3/2/20
    Drink Date: 3/27/20
    ABV: 6.5%
    Hops: "Made with a Ridiculous Amount of Fresh Nelson Hops" according to the can
    IBU: ?

    This was a thick hazy IPA that tasted like a Grapefruit Julius. It was actually a refreshing respite after having been drinking mostly more West Coast oriented, clearish, and extra hoppy IPAs of late.

    If I have one beef with Moonraker, it's that they never specify on the can if the IPA is hazy or not. Granted, they have made a name for themselves as being one of the preeminent purveyors of NE-styled IPAs on the West Coast, so it's usually a sure bet than when you pick up one of their new IPAs it's gonna be hazy, but it would be nice if they stipulated the style on the can. Also, they very rarely list the hops used or the IBU, information that I actually enjoy getting on the can.


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  3. #5203
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    Fiddlehead IPA has finally made its was into cans.

    19.2oz is the perfect amount for having “one” beer.




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  4. #5204
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    BOD: 2/25/20
    Drink Date: 3/29/20
    Definitely one of the lighter colored IPAs I've had recently. Super crisp and super clean.

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  5. #5205
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    They made it!!!

  6. #5206
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    Foam brewery now being sold up the road from me. Built to Spill DIPA, 8% ABV. Delicious.

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  7. #5207
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    Jealous of the last 2 posts......I ran out of my VT stock....I’m very thirsty....

  8. #5208
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    Fiddlehead IPA on tap in this household.

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  9. #5209
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    Fiddlehead is tough to beat. Fucking delicious every time.


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  10. #5210
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    Quote Originally Posted by Cabinfever View Post
    Fiddlehead is tough to beat. Fucking delicious every time.


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    Its my island beer for sure. There are so many good ones out there but there is just something special about that one for me. Consistency maybe? It always tastes the same every time I have it.

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  11. #5211
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    Agree about fiddlehead. Everything I’ve had has whatever I like about IPA’s. I can’t define or put that into words and just accept it.


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  12. #5212
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    "Man, we killin' elephants in the back yard..."

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  13. #5213
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    Quote Originally Posted by mtnwriter View Post
    Agree about fiddlehead. Everything I’ve had has whatever I like about IPA’s. I can’t define or put that into words and just accept it.


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    It taste like weed. It is so so good. I'm am beyond ecstatic that my local beer store has this now. Fkna!

  14. #5214
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    You’re living the mothafuckin dream yo!


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  15. #5215
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    Bumping this because Foam is willing to deliver beer to my front door....45 min. from their brewery.

    If they’ll offer, I’ll take them up on it.

    Pavement DIPA

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  16. #5216
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    Quote Originally Posted by HankScorpio View Post
    Bumping this because Foam is willing to deliver beer to my front door....45 min. from their brewery.

    If they’ll offer, I’ll take them up on it.

    Pavement DIPA

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    Niice....Foam...great beer, awesome delivery!

  17. #5217
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    My in-laws live a 5 minute walk from Foam. Everything I've had from them is fantastic.

  18. #5218
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    Quote Originally Posted by The Tortoise View Post
    My in-laws live a 5 minute walk from Foam. Everything I've had from them is fantastic.
    I ordered a few different beers and it’s all exceptional. I also got a growler of a 7% IPA and couldn’t stop drinking it.


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  19. #5219
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    East Coast IPA
    Truckee Brewing Company, Truckee, CA
    BOD: ?
    Canning Date: 4/16/20
    Drink Date: 4/16/20
    ABV: 6.8%
    Hops: Magnum, Citra, El Dorado, Mosaic
    IBU: 42

    This comes from one of our 5 local breweries (it may just be the smallest local brewery, too). Up until Covid quarantine hit they weren't canning, but now they offer a 4-pak for $15 that you can mix/match up to 4 beers of your choice from their menu. I opted to get each of the 4 IPAs they have on offer: EC, WC, Truckee, and a session.
    This East Coast IPA looked and tasted more like a bold West Coast or a Red IPA (given that they called it an "East Coast", I was expecting a hazy, fruit forward, and yeasty brew). Despite not being what I thought it would be in terms of color and flavor, it was extremely solid. I loath the terms "juicy" and "dank", but damn if they aren't applicable to this IPA. It had a quick hit of citrus (another term I am starting to dislike, but what the heck) upfront followed by a clean and lingering bitterness.

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  20. #5220
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    Alibi IPA
    Alibi Ale Works, Incline Village, NV
    BOD: 3/27/20
    Drink Date: 4/17/20ABV: 6.2%
    Hops: Mosaic, Ed Dorado, Strata, Chinook
    IBU: ?
    Malt: Pilsner, Pale, Malted Oats, Flaked Wheat
    Yeast: Alibi Ale Yeast
    Water: from Lake Tahoe

    Alibi is prehaps best know for their sours and farm house ales and saisons, but their IPA is solid. It's a bit mellower than most West Coast-styled IPAs, with a clean, soft feel and a mildly bitter finish. But it is extremely well-rounded.
    Big ups to the brewery for also selling 5lb bags of flour and rice and gallon jugs of vinegar (stapes that are constantly sold out at the local supermarkets), as well.

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  21. #5221
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    Alibi makes a lot of great beers. I was stoked when they opened up the Truckee location.
    I ski 135 degree chutes switch to the road.

  22. #5222
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    trap door keepin me alive

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  23. #5223
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    Trillium delivers.
    Haven’t had the stillings street before, but using lockdown to expand my horizons.
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  24. #5224
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    some damn good IPA's out there

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    Equilibrium is making some great beers. This one came in and sold out in a day.

    I don’t usually mention (or spam?) my store on here, but if people either don’t want to go to a beer store, or are not in an area with good beer, we ship nationwide to 26 states ( look on the FAQ page for the list of states). If your state isn’t listed, send me a pm and I’ll put it through anyways. I can do a small mag discount on shipping, use code ship20 in checkout. Site is thecraftbeercenter.com , new brews come in Tuesday’s and Friday’s every week.

  25. #5225
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    My homebrewed IPA has now been in bottles for about ten days. With some restraint I'm hoping it will last me till the end of the stay at home period.
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