Let's talk good beer

really? Lagunitas IPA is straight banging imo.

Yup yup, love me some lagunitas. Recently been gluten free tho, because of a new diet I'm doin with the wife. Really sucks not having my craft brews. Been tryin to find a good gluten free beer, not much luck as of yet. Anyone have any suggestions? Pretty much sticking to the hard ciders right now. Some of those are friggin delicious.

Harpoon UFO pumpkin getting cold in the fridge. Unfiltered pumpkin beerI've been on a huge Harpoon kick all summer, so I'm a little biased, but I really liked their UFO pumpkin. I can't wait to drink that while enjoying some cold-weather tailgating!

I've been on a huge Harpoon kick all summer, so I'm a little biased, but I really liked their UFO pumpkin. I can't wait to drink that while enjoying some cold-weather tailgating!

you know UFO Pumpkin wasnt bad. i say go for it.

Harpoon never been a bad beer imo. They were one of the old skool beers in the mid-late 90s when i started drinking "good" beers. Cut my teeth with them

really? Lagunitas IPA is straight banging imo.

It wasn't bad but I like ridiculously hoppie ipas

It wasn't bad but I like ridiculously hoppie ipas

Try the laganitas hop stupid deuce deuce when u see it in the beer store. You will like that for sure

During vacation, I had a few pints of Coney Island Mermaid Pilsener (http://www.shmaltzbrewing.com/CONEY/mermaid.html) at my favorite raw bar. Quite tasty, went down easy. Went great with my buffalo shrimp po boy.

Blue Mountain Full Nelson Pale Ale - 87 at RateBeer (http://www.ratebeer.com/beer/blue-mountain-full-nelson-pale-ale/79602/)

Grabbed a six in a can over the weekend. Best after thought beer purchase im made in a while. Awesome stuff

Did anyone else watch the show Brew Dogs on the new Esquire Network this week? It reminds me of the old Discovery Channel show about the Dogfishhead Brewery mixed with a travel show.

The first episode was all about San Diego and west coast IPAs. It inspired me to do a little personal taste test. Ballast Point has the early lead...

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Did anyone else watch the show Brew Dogs on the new Esquire Network this week? It reminds me of the old Discovery Channel show about the Dogfishhead Brewery mixed with a travel show.

The first episode was all about San Diego and west coast IPAs. It inspired me to do a little personal taste test. Ballast Point has the early lead...

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Hey 2 really nice beers there. A beer hotspot in town serves the Sculpin as a draft which is suburb. Amazing taste, outstanding beer.

The Green Flash?(I think thats what its called) is very tasty as well. That is pretty expensive round here and comes in 4 packs I believe. I pick it up every now and then, but I like Racer 5, Laganitas IPA, or Stone's hoppy beers are better Cali choices imo. Still not bad though...

Hey 2 really nice beers there. A beer hotspot in town serves the Sculpin as a draft which is suburb. Amazing taste, outstanding beer.

The Green Flash?(I think thats what its called) is very tasty as well. That is pretty expensive round here and comes in 4 packs I believe. I pick it up every now and then, but I like Racer 5, Laganitas IPA, or Stone's hoppy beers are better Cali choices imo. Still not bad though...I like Stone a lot too, but I've had it a bunch of times so I wanted to try something new this time around. My brother-in-law is an IPA fiend and I think Laganitas is his favorite brew.

In the end, I think I actually like the Green Flash West Coast IPA a little more, but the Sculpin was pretty great.

The next episode of Brew Dogs is about San Fransisco, so I'm sure that will inspire me to grab some Anchor Steam next weekend.