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  1. #61
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    Quote Originally Posted by sookiesue View Post
    Carlotta - Can you tell me what those exceptions are? I am in Oregon and am very spoiled by all the fantastic IPA. My father in law is in Maine, and has become fond of our IPA and can't find anything close to being as good on the East Coast. Any suggestions for him? (and for us when we go visit and are stuck with less-than-hoppy-goodness!)
    I grew up in Portland, so you understand my definition of good IPA (people out here try to argue that there is lots of good East Coast IPA.....). I haven't done exhaustive sampling, but here are a couple I'll drink:

    *Dogfish head 90 minute IPA. This is apparently the gold standard of EC IPAs. It's pretty good. 120 minute is hoppier (too much, and I like hops, it's just not very well balanced), 60 minute is IPA for people who don't really like/know IPA.

    *Magic Hat seems to be making different IPAs this year and calling them "_________ On Tour." I've had the Blind Faith and hIPA and they're both pretty decent.

    *Philadelphia Brewing's Newbold is ok, the BF likes it, but it's not citrusy at ALL which is something I love in my IPA. Not sure how far they distribute either.

    *Not EC, but Sierra Nevada's Torpedo is great, and it seems like it should be find-able in Maine. It's certainly well-distributed here.

    That said, we can get a number of good West Coast IPAs at our beer store (Caldera, 21st Amendment, Rogue), so more often that that we're drinking those...

  2. #62
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    Yup Thanksgiving weekend actually. That way everyone has a chance.Only thing is you have to post a picture of yourself with your bev of choice or at least a picture of the bev of choice.
    Blessed are the flexible, for they shall not be bent out of shape.
    > Remember to appreciate all the different people in your life!

  3. #63
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    Quote Originally Posted by Brandi View Post
    Yup Thanksgiving weekend actually. That way everyone has a chance.Only thing is you have to post a picture of yourself with your bev of choice or at least a picture of the bev of choice.
    Oooh, time to pull my Amici Veloci beer glasses out of storage (I have the Belgian glass shown in the middle). Makes beer that much tastier. And photogenic!

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  4. #64
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    I love my Belgian AV glass.

  5. #65
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    Those are some nice glasses!
    Blessed are the flexible, for they shall not be bent out of shape.
    > Remember to appreciate all the different people in your life!

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    Glad I saw this post. It is warming up here so any excuse to pour a beer into my AV glass is most welcome.
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  7. #67
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    I may be drinking heavily on Thanksgiving since out oven just crapped out again. Right now our choices are: order a pre cooked meal from the local grocery, do the Texas thing and find an outdoor cook top, a big pot, a lot of peanut oil and fry the sucker, or butterfly the turkey and cook int hours and hours on an outdoor barbeque grills with only one functional burner or get really creative and so sushi or something.

    I would so love to have a functional oven. Especially now with family coming.

    Currently enjoying a post ride, sunday evening ranger creek mesquite porter which is very nice.

    marni
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    Thursday it is. Last A&M - Texas football game since we're leaving their conference and they won't put us on their schedule. Seems a perfect time to raise a brew, toast TE and say "so long to the orange and white". Might even get Mr Aggie in the picture.
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    OK, this will give me good reason to ignore my mother in law
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    pftttt! only in my case it is the 90 year old FIL who has taken to having random cases of the moaning vapors and when you ask him what it wrong he sighs heavily and says "nothing". ARGH!!!

    marni
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  11. #71
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    Man your beer mugs, wine glasses, juice cups or coffee mugs it's almost time to toast to us! Also don't forget to post a picture of your drink of choice and you or your cat, dog, mother in law, uncle Eddy whoever as long as we see your glass of beverage of choice! And maybe a toast!
    See you tomorrow!
    Blessed are the flexible, for they shall not be bent out of shape.
    > Remember to appreciate all the different people in your life!

  12. #72
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    Austin Brew purchased, one I have never had but it is a Stout so it should please my palette. Cheers to the Holiday weekend and the wonderful ladies of TE!
    Amanda

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  13. #73
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    I've several brews to choose from, a growler of fresh and local Porter that I am taking to a friends house to share at dinner this afternoon, or some lovely double chocolate stout, or....

    I simply must ride today, preferably outside

  14. #74
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    A ride is in order here too before drinking and turkey start! Posted a "Toast thread" to get things going.
    Blessed are the flexible, for they shall not be bent out of shape.
    > Remember to appreciate all the different people in your life!

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    I think I will join the toast this evening during the annual post Thanksgiving tune session at a friend's house.
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