Blasphomet wrote:I figured Bellwoods. Was more interested in #2 I guess. Side Launch eh? Surprising.
I'd have given it to Burdock or Half Hours on Earth. Wonder what put Side Launch there.
Blasphomet wrote:I figured Bellwoods. Was more interested in #2 I guess. Side Launch eh? Surprising.
I'd have given it to Burdock or Half Hours on Earth. Wonder what put Side Launch there.
atomeyes wrote:Blasphomet wrote:I figured Bellwoods. Was more interested in #2 I guess. Side Launch eh? Surprising.
I'd have given it to Burdock or Half Hours on Earth. Wonder what put Side Launch there.
trying to remember the rest of the top 10. think Muddy York is #9.
sofakingdrunk wrote:To be fair, everything(although not much or that innovative) that side launch does is spot on. I'm not a big wheat beer fan, or lager, but both those beers are really well done. Guess they're giving big props for doing what you do, well
sofakingdrunk wrote:To be fair, everything(although not much or that innovative) that side launch does is spot on. I'm not a big wheat beer fan, or lager, but both those beers are really well done. Guess they're giving big props for doing what you do, well
matt7215 wrote:atomeyes wrote:Blasphomet wrote:I figured Bellwoods. Was more interested in #2 I guess. Side Launch eh? Surprising.
I'd have given it to Burdock or Half Hours on Earth. Wonder what put Side Launch there.
trying to remember the rest of the top 10. think Muddy York is #9.
top 10:
#1 Bellwoods
#2 Side Launch
#3 Left Field
#4 Tooth and Nail
#5 Sawdust
#6 Great Lakes
#7 Half Hours
#8 Folly
#9 Brasserie Etienne Brule
#10 Muddy York
Craig wrote:Left Field have been making some great beers lately. If you haven't tried them since their early days when all they were making was a few good but ordinary beers, you should give them another shot. That said, third place is way too high.
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