AugustusRex wrote:Old Rasputin. I'm going to stock up on these.
beerstodiscover wrote:Bellwoods — Prince Edward County IPA w/ Mosaic & Simcoe
This is the very, very good. A real Vermont-style juicy hop bomb, reminds me of the stuff I've tried from Trillium and Barncat's The Juice, Armomatherapy. Hopefully we can get some local hazy IPAs regularly available in cans for under $4 at some point in the near future.
spinrsx wrote:You would compare BTP aromatherapy with Trillium?
beerstodiscover wrote:Bellwoods — Prince Edward County IPA w/ Mosaic & Simcoe. This is very, very good. A real Vermont-style juicy hop bomb, reminds me of the stuff I've tried from Trillium and Barncat's The Juice, Armomatherapy. Hopefully we can get some local hazy IPAs regularly available in cans for under $4 at some point in the near future.
cratez wrote:I did not have the same impression. Found this one to be a bit green with an astringent peppery spiciness that lingered in the back of the throat. Aroma was also quite muted. Maybe just an off bottle?
Belgian wrote:portwood more or less wrote:Last bit of a bottle you opened before? How did you seal it after opening?Belgian wrote:Drinking remainder of the Boulevard BBA Quad, AMAZING...
Yes drank bottle one over three days, sealing it with a champagne cork.
portwood more or less wrote:Tried this method with Boulevard BBAQ. works like a charm.... Thanks againBelgian maybe kind of wrote:Yes drank bottle one over three days, sealing it with a champagne cork.
beerstodiscover wrote: Maybe it was a bad bottle or environmental factors. I found the aroma to be quite potent. Also some of my perception may be coloured by how the Bellwoods salesperson hyped it up, talking of oats and hop oils binding to emulsified materials. Had another bottle today and still loved it.
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