Anyone know how fresh this is? How's it drinking?spinrsx wrote:new
Mosaic Promise by Founders Brewing Co.
Pale Ale - American / $14.00 (6 x 355 mL bottle) / Michigan, USA
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spinrsx wrote:I don't recall seeing this mentioned.. Founders breakfast stout is back?
http://www.lcbo.com/lcbo/product/founde ... fsYeTuJjR0
Online exclusive, or no??
It's been in stores for weeks.
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Not showing stock anywhere on their website :sCraig wrote:It's been in stores for weeks.
Are you thinking of KBS?
Craig wrote:It's been in stores for weeks.
I know I was when I was going to reply.spinrsx wrote:Are you thinking of KBS?
Craig wrote:It's been in stores for weeks.
"There's always money in the banana stand."
I probably was. My bad.
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Four Father's Wee Gobshite Red Rye Pale Ale
Four Father's Wee Gobshite Red Rye Pale Ale
Innis & Gunn Frank & Sense now listed (no stock yet).
http://www.lcbo.com/lcbo/product/innis- ... gMQtGeWwuQ

http://www.lcbo.com/lcbo/product/innis- ... gMQtGeWwuQ

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Also, Innis & Gunn Vanishing Point imperial stout is listed, but no stock yet.
http://www.lcbo.com/lcbo/product/innis- ... gMRQ2eWwuQ

http://www.lcbo.com/lcbo/product/innis- ... gMRQ2eWwuQ

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Kind of disappointing that this one is aged in bourbon barrels. There's no shortage of bourbon barrel-aged imperial stouts available in North America; I was hoping maybe this one used scotch barrels.Jonah Hex wrote:Also, Innis & Gunn Vanishing Point imperial stout is listed, but no stock yet.
http://www.lcbo.com/lcbo/product/innis- ... gMRQ2eWwuQ
Absolutely agree - far too few beers doing Scotch. Would have jumped all over a peat monster.Provost Drunk wrote:Kind of disappointing that this one is aged in bourbon barrels. There's no shortage of bourbon barrel-aged imperial stouts available in North America; I was hoping maybe this one used scotch barrels.Jonah Hex wrote:Also, Innis & Gunn Vanishing Point imperial stout is listed, but no stock yet.
http://www.lcbo.com/lcbo/product/innis- ... gMRQ2eWwuQ
Gold is chemically inert and has no taste. Ageing beer on gold flakes / gold leaf is purely a gimmick & 100% of the gold they used might even be recovered if they were able, or at least certainly it won't end up in the beer.Jonah Hex wrote:Innis & Gunn Frank & Sense now listed (no stock yet). [/size]
At least they aren't pricing at $20 per bottle to cover the trifling production cost of a few mg of gold (24k gold costs about 4 cents a milligram, so there's very little value of metal in an entire bottle of Goldschlager, just over four bucks worth.)
In Beerum Veritas
I picked up the Weihenstephaner VITUS (great beer!)
and the Boulevard Smokestack Series: Funkier Pumpkin which I expect to be an interesting mashup of spicy and sour and bretty. It's only moderately well-received so my expectations are not exceedingly high despite the over-$15 price (it won't be Infinity Mirror which is about ten bucks.)
and the Boulevard Smokestack Series: Funkier Pumpkin which I expect to be an interesting mashup of spicy and sour and bretty. It's only moderately well-received so my expectations are not exceedingly high despite the over-$15 price (it won't be Infinity Mirror which is about ten bucks.)
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In Beerum Veritas
I also had a Vitus last night, and it was indeed great (probably news to no one).Belgian wrote:I picked up the Weihenstephaner VITUS (great beer!)
and the Boulevard Smokestack Series: Funky Pumpkin which I expect to be an interesting mashup of spicy and sour and bretty. It's only moderately well-received so my expectations are not exceedingly high despite the over-$15 price (it won't be Infinity Mirror which is about ten bucks.)
Please report back on the Funky Pumpkin, I love Boulevard beers generally, and it seems to be available online by the bottle.