Yeah, he knows that of which he speaks. He is a host with the most. At least once a month for group drinking, and daily on a website.
The Tropicália hits me about just right for an IPA with my kind of hops. Certainly by available go-to for most places here in town I frequent at beer time.
But I never pass up a Wild Leap or an Orpheus when one is on the beer menu.
From last PM:
Kindred Beings-Burial Beer Company collaboration with 3 Sons Brewing Company
Local enough
Credit-RJ; thanks
Style-(NE)IPA
Format-pint can
Stemware-snifter
Appearance-very cloudy and foamy pineappley hazy juice
Nose-a pineapple/melon wine cooler
Mouthfeel-juicy
Tastes-pineapple, mango, cantaloupe, peach and white wine
Adjuncts-wheat and "Phantasm powderized New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc skins"
Hops-Double Dry-Hopped with Mosaic, Vic Secret
IBU-36
ABV-7.3%
Overall impression-another Burial winner
Ymm, Beer rating-mid cat 3, a tough grade to attain in this stadium
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And, the "looks"
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From Untappd:
"The spirit tradition runs deep in Nelson County, but most of the distilling took place in the woods far off the Stage Road, not on it. We collaborated on this Wee Heavy Ale with the Virginia Distillery Company, keeping the ritual alive and well in Lovingston, VA. Aged in VDC ex-bourbon barrels, this full bodied, malt forward ale combines the old and new with notes of plum, raisin and stone fruit with a sweet dry finish."
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Something thread appropriate:
tonights sip
Solve it!
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Stage Road Barrel Aged Wee Heavy-Three Notch'd Brewing Company
Local
Credit-Nrrrrvous; thanks!!
Style-^^^^
Format-12 ounce bottle
Stemware-snifter
Appearance-clean, medium amber with a smallish head
Nose-bourbon and caramel
Mouthfeel-warming
Tastes-caramel/toffee, bourbon, toasted wheat bread, hint of cherries
IBU-35
ABV-12.7% warming but but soooo smooth
Overall impression-maybe not quite a Catawba Hooligan but certainly one of the better Scotch ales I've ever had
Ymm, Beer rating-easy mid cat 3, maybe upper tier; an outstanding release
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