Beer

[karstenkibbe]

Setting up the fite bowl. Del McCoury Band on the JBL. Treehouse in da glass.
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In Perpituity

My favorite among the Treehouse classics, despite the fact that it doesn’t get nearly the universal love received by Green, Haze, Julius. Simple grain bill and tons of citrus.

 

[FfldCntyFan]

You should have cracked one open and said “Here’s to swimmin with bow legged women”.

lol. I did.

Blank stares.

For fifteen years she kept her virginity,
not a bad record for this vicinity.

 

[Fishy]

Kid and I were in Halftime yesterday and we’re looking for four single beers to try to go along with our 30 pack of Narragansett’s.

We’re looking at the lagers because we do not like pine cone beer and some dude says, hey, I distribute this beer and if you’re looking for a lager, it’s great.

And it was. But here’s the thing…it’s like $6 a can. That might be just an anomaly - sometimes Halftime’s pricing can be weird, good and bad. At $24 a four pack, no way. If it’s something more moderate normally, I would recommend trying it.

 

[karstenkibbe]

Kid and I were in Halftime yesterday and we’re looking for four single beers to try to go along with our 30 pack of Narragansett’s.

We’re looking at the lagers because we do not like pine cone beer and some dude says, hey, I distribute this beer and if you’re looking for a lager, it’s great.

And it was. But here’s the thing…it’s like $6 a can. That might be just an anomaly - sometimes Halftime’s pricing can be weird, good and bad. At $24 a four pack, no way. If it’s something more moderate normally, I would recommend trying it.

Yes Schilling is amazing. Best lagers in the Northeast. But HT and DeCicco’s price single cans at a premium because they’d rather you purchase a 4pk. That beer goes for about $17/4pk at both those stores. You will never find a Schilling lager that misses the mark. All of their ingredients are imported from Germany or Czech.

 

[Purple Stein]

Like a Chuck E Cheese of breweries.

Well, there’s an idea we can monetize. You listening, @temery ?

 

[Bongo Fury]

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From White River Junction, River Roost Brewing. Here, an excellent citra-laden quaff.

Cool glass. Like the restaurant next door. Have Hill Farmstead on tap.

 

[Dove]

Cool glass. Like the restaurant next door. Have Hill Farmstead on tap.

Aspetuck Brewlab, now closed, outta Black Rock, sold these glasses. So glad I snagged two of these years ago.

 

[HuskyHawk]

Yes Schilling is amazing. Best lagers in the Northeast. But HT and DeCicco’s price single cans at a premium because they’d rather you purchase a 4pk. That beer goes for about $17/4pk at both those stores. You will never find a Schilling lager that misses the mark. All of their ingredients are imported from Germany or Czech.

One of the things I like about Jacks Abby, aside from really good lagers, is the pricing. It's way more affordable than most. $12 4 packs.

 

[Fishy]

Yes Schilling is amazing. Best lagers in the Northeast. But HT and DeCicco’s price single cans at a premium because they’d rather you purchase a 4pk. That beer goes for about $17/4pk at both those stores. You will never find a Schilling lager that misses the mark. All of their ingredients are imported from Germany or Czech.

It’s $24 a four pack at HT.

 

[Dove]

A Treehouse stout with chocolate, peanut butter and coffee. So good. "Hold On To Sunshine."

 

[karstenkibbe]

It’s $24 a four pack at HT.

That’s insane. Not the case at DeCicco’s.

 

[JustbrewitMan]

Cool glass. Like the restaurant next door. Have Hill Farmstead on tap.

Big Fatty's BBQ. Pretty good BBQ and a great taplist. They even have 1-2 Fox Farms from CT there typically. We usually stop there on the way up to our annual "Guys Mt Biking at Kingdom Trails Weekend" for lunch and to stock up on River Roost beers. During COVID, Fatty's ran a small craft beer shop on the side of the restaurant where you could get all kinds of VT beers (Foam, Alchemist, etc., etc.). Since COVID, they turned it back into a salad/food bar.

 

[Fishy]

People are always asking me, “Hey, Beer Expert, I am looking for an excellent beer, but in a can that hints at an existential nightmare - can you help?”

Of course, I can. The Marlowe “What’s Been Before.” Basically a very nice lager with a strong hint of lemon that you can enjoy while you hope that whoever designed the can gets the hug he needs.

 

[karstenkibbe]

People are always asking me, “Hey, Beer Expert, I am looking for an excellent beer, but in a can that hints at an existential nightmare - can you help?”

Of course, I can. The Marlowe “What’s Been Before.” Basically a very nice lager with a strong hint of lemon that you can enjoy while you hope that whoever designed the can gets the hug he needs.

It’s a great kellerbier. Grassy, fruity, malty, unfiltered. Can art designed by Carla Waclawski, who is the partner of Marlowe’s head brewer and owner. She designs all of the labels. And brews beer. Very talented artist.. although you might not glean it from this label.