brent wrote:i don't think they do tours and probably won't have anything super rare at the brewery and most people say you can get all their beers for cheaper outside of the brewpub, and the food looks typical boring brewpub fare
Zurich wrote:yo new yorkers, a really cool, small beer bar just opened in the East Village on St. Mark's between 1st Ave. and Ave. A. It's called Proletariat and it's in the back of a bakery called Jane's Sweet Buns. They specialize in "new and weird beers."
http://www.beermenus.com/places/4652-proletariat
I had the Mikkeler/Stillwater Our Side when I was in there last weekend and it was pretty good. Could definitely see it being a go-to spot on that side of town.
delonte west wrote:Eating chicken and riddin motorcycles
yeaaaaaaaaaaaa american nostalgia love it suburban living civilized families this could be my life
pellegrino viking essays wrote:Beer junction, a store here in Seattle, is probably my new favorite place to drink. They put in a bar in a new location and have 16 taps. Just started offering sample trays. 4x 4 oz pours or 8 x 4 oz pours and their taps are consistently amazing.
Birds vs Worms wrote:pellegrino viking essays wrote:Beer junction, a store here in Seattle, is probably my new favorite place to drink. They put in a bar in a new location and have 16 taps. Just started offering sample trays. 4x 4 oz pours or 8 x 4 oz pours and their taps are consistently amazing.
i will be going to seattle in a couple of weeks to see both sleep shows. i'll be checking in luggage so i can bring beer to and from. anyone wanna do some in person trades? i haven't started doing any research yet but what are some good bottle shops? i'll be in the capitol hill area.
delonte west wrote:Eating chicken and riddin motorcycles
pellegrino viking essays wrote:Beer junction, a store here in Seattle, is probably my new favorite place to drink. They put in a bar in a new location and have 16 taps. Just started offering sample trays. 4x 4 oz pours or 8 x 4 oz pours and their taps are consistently amazing.
Some shit i had today
1. Southern Tier 2XIPA
2. 21st Amendment Bitter American Pale Ale
3. Stone Old Guardian Barley Wine 2012
4. Lost Abbey Serpents Imperial Stout,
5. Southern Tier Choklat Imperial Stout
6. He'Brew Funky Jewbelation
7. Victory Hop Wallop Double IPA
8. Anderson Valley Leeber Zeese Oatmeal Porter
Birds vs Worms wrote:i'll be hitting up the pine box for sure
honkduh wrote:pellegrino viking essays wrote:Beer junction, a store here in Seattle, is probably my new favorite place to drink. They put in a bar in a new location and have 16 taps. Just started offering sample trays. 4x 4 oz pours or 8 x 4 oz pours and their taps are consistently amazing.
Some shit i had today
1. Southern Tier 2XIPA
2. 21st Amendment Bitter American Pale Ale
3. Stone Old Guardian Barley Wine 2012
4. Lost Abbey Serpents Imperial Stout,
5. Southern Tier Choklat Imperial Stout
6. He'Brew Funky Jewbelation
7. Victory Hop Wallop Double IPA
8. Anderson Valley Leeber Zeese Oatmeal Porter
did you like the funky jewbelation? I poured most of it out.
delonte west wrote:Eating chicken and riddin motorcycles
delonte west wrote:Eating chicken and riddin motorcycles
what the schmuck wrote:I believe RR still has beatification in bottles. A guy from another forum was there last week and said they had another pallet of it.
mike wrote:surprised at the dislike of funky jewbelation. the beer reminds me of fresh dark lord. sorta. i dig it.
yeaaaaaaaaaaaa american nostalgia love it suburban living civilized families this could be my life
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