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Thread: Ymm, Beer

  1. #41341
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    Nov 2009
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    Richmond, VA
    So glad I picked up the Dark Hollow from Blue Mountain. Enjoyed another with/after dinner tonight. I thought I reviewed but I'm not sure I did. May have to at some point.

    Can't wait to try the Concealed Darkness (Dark Hollow but aged twice(?) as long)! It's a 750ml bottle so was saving until I had someone to share it with.
    "That young man has an extra step on his ladder the rest of us just don't have."

  2. #41342
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    Quote Originally Posted by Nrrrrvous View Post
    So glad I picked up the Dark Hollow from Blue Mountain. Enjoyed another with/after dinner tonight. I thought I reviewed but I'm not sure I did. May have to at some point.

    Can't wait to try the Concealed Darkness (Dark Hollow but aged twice(?) as long)! It's a 750ml bottle so was saving until I had someone to share it with.
    I have been aging a Dark Hollow for a bit. Love that beer.
    "Amazing what a minute can do."

  3. #41343
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tripping William View Post
    More to follow. Although I *might* have added some Absolut Juice Apple Edition vodka to the mix. Maybe. Hard to say.
    Quote Originally Posted by devildeac View Post
    I'll never tell...
    Quote Originally Posted by Tripping William View Post
    It’s also possible that it’s a delicious combination. Please keep that under your hat, too.
    Another New Glarus beer cocktail.

    This time Apple Ale + Cran-Bic + some Absolut apple vodka

    What a terrific combo. The Absolut is a Granny Smith apple flavor. Adds a nice tartness. The cranberry becomes really subtle. The apple flavors dominate, but with an edge. Excellent nightcap. A worthy experiment.
    "Amazing what a minute can do."

  4. #41344
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    Raleigh
    Quote Originally Posted by Tripping William View Post
    It’s also possible that it’s a delicious combination. Please keep that under your hat, too.
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  5. #41345
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    Quote Originally Posted by accfanfrom1970 View Post
    Intermingle (2020)

    Hardywood Park Craft Brewery
    Belgian Strong Dark Ale
    10.4% ABV

    Bourbon barrel quadrupel (15 months age) + bourbon barrel barleywine (14 months age) + chardonnay barrel Belgian strong golden ale (4 months age). Family Tree exclusive 4 pack.

    Had another today up on the river, previously reviewed. This is another excellent Brian’s Blend without calling it that. Malty up front and the bourbon is forward, sort of a buttery finish I’m assuming is from the Chardonnay. Cat3.

    I have it on good authority that Hardywood is sneaky.
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  6. #41346
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    Feb 2007
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    Quote Originally Posted by accfanfrom1970 View Post
    Intermingle (2020)

    Hardywood Park Craft Brewery
    Belgian Strong Dark Ale
    10.4% ABV

    Bourbon barrel quadrupel (15 months age) + bourbon barrel barleywine (14 months age) + chardonnay barrel Belgian strong golden ale (4 months age). Family Tree exclusive 4 pack.

    Had another today up on the river, previously reviewed. This is another excellent Brian’s Blend without calling it that. Malty up front and the bourbon is forward, sort of a buttery finish I’m assuming is from the Chardonnay. Cat3.
    Might be as good as TW mixing Absolute Juice Apple Edition vodka and a New Glarus product or three.
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  7. #41347
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    Feb 2007
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    Quote Originally Posted by amusedcupcake View Post
    Darn. We will be in Arizona, or on a plane returning from Arizona. I think.
    I'll take Arizona for $200, please.
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  8. #41348
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    Raleigh
    Quote Originally Posted by Nrrrrvous View Post
    So glad I picked up the Dark Hollow from Blue Mountain. Enjoyed another with/after dinner tonight. I thought I reviewed but I'm not sure I did. May have to at some point.

    Can't wait to try the Concealed Darkness (Dark Hollow but aged twice(?) as long)! It's a 750ml bottle so was saving until I had someone to share it with.
    I have a short memory. Remind me, please.
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  9. #41349
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    Raleigh
    Quote Originally Posted by Nrrrrvous View Post
    So glad I picked up the Dark Hollow from Blue Mountain. Enjoyed another with/after dinner tonight. I thought I reviewed but I'm not sure I did. May have to at some point.

    Can't wait to try the Concealed Darkness (Dark Hollow but aged twice(?) as long)! It's a 750ml bottle so was saving until I had someone to share it with.
    Here's a similar brew/review from early, 2014:

    "Sour Devil-Blue Mountain Brewing Barrel House Series

    Dark Hollow Imperial Stout gone wild. They took this recipe and added naturally occuringlactobacillus yeast cultivated from old bourbon barrels and put it back in the bourbon barrels and let nature do its thing (paraphrased from the bottle). It resulted in a murky black-brown pour with coffee-dark chocolate-sour cherry aromas, a generous foamy beige head and sour, oak-y bourbon finish with a splash of vanilla. Also tasted like whiskey-soaked raisins and figs. Very complex brew. Pretty typical IBUs for an imperial stout at 70 but fairly smooth on the palate, aided by tons of dark malts and an ABV of 10%. I wouldn't pair this with anything. I'd just warm for 15-30 minutes on the counter, pour into a goblet and sip for a while.

    I had half of a corked and caged 750 bottle on Saturday and Sunday nights and I was one sour devil myself after the Clemson loss. In retrospect, the loss was still sour but the beer was devil of a good brew."
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  10. #41350
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    Raleigh
    Quote Originally Posted by Nrrrrvous View Post
    So glad I picked up the Dark Hollow from Blue Mountain. Enjoyed another with/after dinner tonight. I thought I reviewed but I'm not sure I did. May have to at some point.

    Can't wait to try the Concealed Darkness (Dark Hollow but aged twice(?) as long)! It's a 750ml bottle so was saving until I had someone to share it with.
    From almost 8 years ago:

    Dark Hollow-Blue Mountain Brewing

    The crown of the Blue Ridge Mountains (and lunch, too). This bourbon barrel aged Russian Imperial stout just oozed dark chocolate, vanilla, oak/cedar and booze in a nearly black pour with a modest tan head. Pretty standard IBU at 70 and ABV of 10% made this a fine liquid dessert for lunch. Available in corked and caged 375 and 750 ml bottles. Wouldn't hesitate for a moment to buy another bottle or three of this brew.
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  11. #41351
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    Feb 2007
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    Raleigh
    Quote Originally Posted by Tripping William View Post
    Another New Glarus beer cocktail.

    This time Apple Ale + Cran-Bic + some Absolut apple vodka

    What a terrific combo. The Absolut is a Granny Smith apple flavor. Adds a nice tartness. The cranberry becomes really subtle. The apple flavors dominate, but with an edge. Excellent nightcap. A worthy experiment.
    Trust me; I'm from the gov'mint and I'm here to help.

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  12. #41352
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    Nov 2009
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    Richmond, VA
    Quote Originally Posted by devildeac View Post
    From almost 8 years ago:

    Dark Hollow-Blue Mountain Brewing

    The crown of the Blue Ridge Mountains (and lunch, too). This bourbon barrel aged Russian Imperial stout just oozed dark chocolate, vanilla, oak/cedar and booze in a nearly black pour with a modest tan head. Pretty standard IBU at 70 and ABV of 10% made this a fine liquid dessert for lunch. Available in corked and caged 375 and 750 ml bottles. Wouldn't hesitate for a moment to buy another bottle or three of this brew.
    That's awesome! I'm glad they now bottle it in convenient, single-serve size.
    "That young man has an extra step on his ladder the rest of us just don't have."

  13. #41353
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    Raleigh
    Quote Originally Posted by Nrrrrvous View Post
    That's awesome! I'm glad they now bottle it in convenient, single-serve size.
    Wait, are you talking about the 375s or the 750s? Or both?
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  14. #41354
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  15. #41355
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    Richmond, VA
    Quote Originally Posted by devildeac View Post
    Wait, are you talking about the 375s or the 750s? Or both?
    Well, I bought (4) 12 oz bottles with no corks or cages involved...

    The Concealed Darkness is still the 750, corked and caged.
    "That young man has an extra step on his ladder the rest of us just don't have."

  16. #41356
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    Feb 2007
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    Raleigh
    Quote Originally Posted by devildeac View Post
    Delirium Barrel Aged-The Huyghe Brewery

    Melle/Ghent, Belgium in not local

    Credit-younger son in law share last PM; thanks
    Style-BBA black ale
    Format-75 cl bottle with cork and muselet
    Stemware-snifters
    Appearance-dark, dark amber with a modest fizzy, lacy head
    Nose-bourbon and dark caramel
    Mouthfeel-seductive
    Tastes-bourbon, dark caramel, vanilla , oak, coconut (not added), char
    IBU-22
    ABV-11.8%
    Overall impression-fabulous pairing with a 12 hour smoked brisket, kale salad with apples and blueberries and 2 cheese homemade mac 'n cheese
    Ymm, Beer rating-easy low cat 3 but not quite "full" full enough flavors for the mid level but I'm picking a nit or two here; also a bit spendy at $30 for the bottle
    More learning, less nonsense:

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muselet
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  17. #41357
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    Feb 2007
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    Raleigh
    Quote Originally Posted by devildeac View Post
    More learning, less nonsense:

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muselet
    220px-Beer_bottle_sealed_with_a_cork_and_muselet.jpg
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  18. #41358
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    Feb 2007
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    Raleigh
    Quote Originally Posted by devildeac View Post
    Delirium Barrel Aged-The Huyghe Brewery

    Melle/Ghent, Belgium in not local

    Credit-younger son in law share last PM; thanks
    Style-BBA black ale
    Format-75 cl bottle with cork and muselet
    Stemware-snifters
    Appearance-dark, dark amber with a modest fizzy, lacy head
    Nose-bourbon and dark caramel
    Mouthfeel-seductive
    Tastes-bourbon, dark caramel, vanilla , oak, coconut (not added), char
    IBU-22
    ABV-11.8%
    Overall impression-fabulous pairing with a 12 hour smoked brisket, kale salad with apples and blueberries and 2 cheese homemade mac 'n cheese
    Ymm, Beer rating-easy low cat 3 but not quite "full" full enough flavors for the mid level but I'm picking a nit or two here; also a bit spendy at $30 for the bottle
    220px-Muselet_capsule_wire-cap.jpg
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  19. #41359
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    Feb 2007
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    Raleigh
    "It's quality, Jim. Not quantity."

    -fdd, 2019
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  20. #41360
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    Feb 2007
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    Raleigh
    Quote Originally Posted by Nrrrrvous View Post
    Well, I bought (4) 12 oz bottles with no corks or cages involved...

    The Concealed Darkness is still the 750, corked and caged.

    Great format. Thanks for clarifying.
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