Nice one Dave. I especially like that last pic.
Yeah me too - I'm trying to make out some of the labels.
Welcome home Dave
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Great post Dave. I really enjoyed the observations on attendees and it was nice to hear a mention of Jarre Creek Ranch Brewery (a little guy) among others. I'm originally from Denver, Colorado and it's been fun to follow your thread.
Wow nice haul: Odell's 90, Optimator, Anchor, SNP, I see a Rogue long neck or two in there, Breckenridge Brewery, Sam Adams, Bass oh Rogue Dead Guy!! nice been at least 10 years since I've had that one - I remember it not being to style, or an American spin on a Maibock. Interested to see what your class thinks.
Funny to think that haul would've cost you around $100-$125USD (not including the ass-grinding you likely received on duty). As you say, we have some catching up to do (and 686% agreed on the telco front, too).
Cheers,
reVox
Well i was upset at not seing the thread on the BJCP course........... now i have a sick feeling in my guts <_<
Enjoy em folks
There is certainly more than 2250mls of alcohol there Dave so you would have had to pay duty on the full amount you bought back or did you get a friendly customs officer?
Looks like you had a great time and ther are certainly one or two tidy units in those photos !
C&B
TDA
No cheating now !
Hopefully there will be some left for our next meeting
Tony, turn that sick feeling into one of satisfaction by getting involved in our local comps. By helping out you will be able to taste the world class beers produced by our local home brewers here in the Hunter.
David
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Dechutes Fat Tire
Is it similar to the New Belgium Fat Tire, a fine beer by any standard, which, if you score a can, has yeast added at canning..
K
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