The Bar Towel

TheSevenDuffs wrote:

elproducto wrote: What's nice about Twin Pines, is it's not just Lone Pine x2, totally different hop bill.

Really? Then why call it Twin Pines?

I believe it's a reference to Back to the Future. Lots of references on the can to those films.

Drinking a Lone Pine I picked up from the brewery on Friday, and it's fantastic. Maybe just LCBO storing it in the heated room

What's nice about Twin Pines, is it's not just Lone Pine x2, totally different hop bill.

Have to post a review. So glad to call these guys my "local", another superstar offering from Corbeil and Co. 473ml from the Brewery on release day. 8.8% ABV 88 IBU Continuing the trend from this years incredible 11.07, this thing is amazing. Citrus and Dank, really well attenuated. Hides ...

Don't have much interesting stuff to trade. Only want a couple of cans.

FT:

2012 Weyerbacher Tiny
Muskoka Winter Jacket

How's Anchor Liberty drinking these days?

Little off topic, but how is Smashbomb drinking these days?

Loved it on tap, but when it hit bottles I was really disappointed.

People still shop at CHS?

Drinking this now. It's decent, but I'm getting a weird metallic taste.

Once again, a great beer not available to anyone outside of urban centers. F-U LCBO.

Long Live NORTHERN!

Grabbed a couple packs from the brewery. Cracked the first one. Really nice, perceived bitterness actually seems pretty high.. maybe it's my imagination.

Great beer, keep em' coming Muskoka!

8.4% 70ish IBU's. A little low for a DIPA, but beggars can't be choosers.

Year round offering in 4 packs.
Released in 2 weeks - will be sold at Muskoka Retail and LCBO.

Some different hops:

Columbus, Aurora and Millenium.


Muskoka just keeps getting better. Proud to say it's my local.

Better than Rodenbach Grand Cru?

Wow, must be a hell of a beer.

Just doesn't make sense to me to clone a beer which gets much of it's character from dry hopping, and you don't want to do it. For the record, I've never experienced grassiness in any of my beers to which I dry hop. But that's the beauty of homebrewing you can do what you want. Judging by the popula...

But you are using Columbus and Simcoe.. 2 of the most resinous hops out there. Are you sure you want to brew this? Any brewer worth his or her salt knows that the flavours and aromas (yes, including those described as 'resinous') imparted by dry hopping differ markedly vis a vis those imparted by k...