Always a great day when you find your favorite beer back on shelves.

Amazing beer

Mosr recent thread asking opinions on shipping sours (Albeit from the USA).

https://www.reddit.com/r/CraftBeer/s/hNgC6835bE

This should be ~$50-$60. Carfagna's is Columbus, Ohio. Unfortunately, I've already had this version (2025), and I already have the 2026 version coming in the Perennial membership box.

Got blessed with love from the homie in Boston.

I will return the favor with beer from ISMs anniversary party next month.

Stay safe and stay thirsty my friends.

Pulled this one from the back of the cellar tonight. The 2020 Anniversary Bourbon County — aged two full years in twelve-year Weller barrels instead of the usual single year. Six years in and it has not missed a step. Zero heat, all depth. Wheated bourbon barrels were the right call for this base.

If this beer is on your list it was just tapped Friday 10/16 at Showboat Saloon in Wisconsin Dells, WI. Assuming it doesn’t run out Saturday 10/17, it will be available for $30 per 10oz snifter or $15 per 5oz snifter on Sunday 10/18. $60 for today, Saturday 10/17. Wanted to share.

6.9% ABV. Happy Friday.

The first time I saw it I thought they priced it wrong but every time I have seen it it’s been the same.

One of the best expressions of Simcoe everrrr. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED. Machine House DESERVES all the attention. Cheers 🍻

Have a good weekend

I was recently on a podcast with Kate Hyde, the Head Brewer of Hand Brew Co.

What she had to say about why cask ale is special, and it’s resonance with an anti-digital generation was so insightful I wanted to write it up for an article.

I would love to know what people think, particularly any Gen-Z drinkers..

Article link ➡️ https://brightonbeerguide.com/cask-ale-the-analogue-generations-pint/

And a nice bottle, too.

Had a long day 🤟🏽

First pour of a fresh keg of Western Standard Time, WC IPA.

This is fucking delicious, as always.

Clear beer for the win. (Until my treehouse gets here lol).

Stay thirsty and stay safe my friends.

7/10. Tastes like beer. Great head. had a couple of em.

Orval (2025). Brasserie d'Orval. Pale Ale - Belgian. 6.2% alc.

A funky, cellar-like aroma, with notes of bitter orange peel and a touch of citrus. On the palate, it’s dry and lively, featuring ripe tropical fruits and earthy undertones. The finish is very dry, with a delicate bitterness and a slight, sharp, rustic acidity. After a year in the bottle, the "Brett" has clearly done its work here. Really Cool.

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