Anyone find any in Pennsylvania or New Jersey? I’m just wondering if I need to go to Delaware to find this… I work in the tri state area and have found no luck in several gigantic distributors in these states. Delaware maybe? I saw Massachusetts got some hits but that makes no sense for me…

The brewery for the anniversary beer is different - it's a Belgian brewery (I don't recall the name and I don't have the bottle on hand. Not Unibroue this year. Has anyone tried it? Compared the difference?

Bonjour à tous,

Je suis a la recherche d'une bière allemande qui s'appelle la capitale de la brasserie Zoller Hof, c'est une lager allemande. Je cherche un moyen de la gouter en france ou de l'acheter pour me la faire livrer en vain malheureusement, est ce que quelqu'un aurait une piste pour moi s'il vous plait ?

Merci d'avance pour toute réponse

Hey guys and gals. Ill try to keep this short. Returning to Indiana After several years away and found out most on the local breweries have close down. Triton, 3 Wise Men, Tow Yard, and Cutters were my go to. I know Sun King is still up and running but it isn't the same brewery as I remember. I found Wood Bear in Greenfield but have heard they have slimmed down their menu. I loved Tritons Deadeye Stout and the stouts from the other places. I also enjoy and IPA from time to time. I have stayed away from all the fad beers sold in local stores but now I'm kind of thinking I should try some. I hear a lot of people talking about Voodoo Ranger and Elysian Space Dust.

I guess what I'm asking is what are some good stouts and IPAs sold in liquor stores that are not all flavored up or brewed with some weird shit to draw attention to them?

Had this thought the other day: you can go into one pub and get a genuinely great pint, then walk into another place and pay nearly the same for something that tastes like the keg's been sitting there since last Christmas.

I know it depends on how busy the place is and how well they look after their lines, but it still feels like a bit of a lottery sometimes.

I've started paying more attention to what the locals are drinking rather than just ordering whatever's on the menu.

Anyone have any little signs they look for to tell if a pub is likely to serve a decent pint?

Has anyone tryed Hawkstone (Jeramy Clarksons beer) it fantastic stuff I tried the Premium larger (4.8%AVB) it’s old and crisp there are other options but the Hillis style Lager is a dream there is also a session Larger (4.0% AVB)that is a bit lighter with a sweet malty taste and an IPA (4.8% AVB) that has a more tropical ci notes with a good malty structure.

it’s my favourite British beer so much better than the slop you get from Bath