November 17, 20196 yr 9 hours ago, shnsajax said: Hopefully the first of 10-12 tonight. I went to Devil's Backbone. Several of those at 8.1% wasn't enough to erase the horror of watching our football team.
November 17, 20196 yr Yes. Forgot that they made that. Einstein's Pub in Katy always had it on tap and the lady would pour me those before I even ordered. LOL. I knew there was a 512 beer that I liked, but could not recall...I’m trying to take you serious here iceman but how did you forget their best beer?
November 17, 20196 yr Yes. Forgot that they made that. Einstein's Pub in Katy always had it on tap and the lady would pour me those before I even ordered. LOL. I knew there was a 512 beer that I liked, but could not recall...I’m trying to take you serious here iceman but how did you forget their best beer?
November 17, 20196 yr 5 minutes ago, deft said: I’m trying to take you serious here iceman but how did you forget their best beer? It’s been a while since I’ve had it. See also: so many different brewers/ beers out there. When Utee mentioned it, I remembered it was my pour of choice when I went to Einstein’s. It’s also a beer you don’t see all the time in H-town with the other local brewers often crowding them out. Edited November 17, 20196 yr by Iceman
November 19, 20196 yr I still get the 1554 from time to time, reminds me of beers I had in Brussels 25 years ago. I like the Abbey Dubbel but rarely see it around. La Folie is good but lots of local folks doing great work in this category.
November 19, 20196 yr Every now and then the Voodoo series is on a $6 or $7 6 pack sale and I will pick it up. Nothing wrong with it, but don't look for it either.
November 20, 20196 yr Basically became Sam Adams over the past decade (nttiawwt) at least Sam Adams had/has Utopias
November 20, 20196 yr I like an Accumulation every now and again, and Fat Tire was basically my gateway to better beers after high school trash so there’s nostalgia there.
November 20, 20196 yr There are some Sam Adams beers I like, mostly their winter seasonals. I like the Winter Lager, the Old Fezziweg, and the Holiday Porter. I usually get a case of their winter variety pack for our annual Christmas party, to appease the masses. Of course, the one thing that never gets consumed is that Chocolate Bock. I swear I probably have about 14 of those sitting at the back of my beer fridge, from the last 4-5 years of Christmas parties.
November 21, 20196 yr Saw this on Facebook. Kroger on North Shepherd. That's the cheapest I've ever seen it.
November 21, 20196 yr Central Machine Works Brewery and Beer Hall just opened on E. Cesar Chavez... https://www.cmwbrewery.com/
November 24, 20196 yr Heading to the Denver area, will be staying just south of Morrison. Any recommendations on where to find Weldwerks or Casey Brewing? Anything else I should look out for?
November 27, 20196 yr Central Machine Works is such an awesome place. It’s gigantic with multiple large seating areas and a huge backyard. Easily the nicest brewery in the city limits. They only brewed one beer so far, a Pilsner which is great. The other beers are marked sold out but they admitted those aren’t ready yet. They have a half dozen guest taps and a full bar also. Tried two of the pizzas and they were really good. I never buy pitchers so I don’t know the going rate but we did pitchers since they only had the one beer on tap and it was $26 a pitcher. That seemed high but maybe that’s what they go for nowadays.
November 27, 20196 yr I am very interested in checking them out. I just hope they have more variety when I do so.
November 27, 20196 yr 2 hours ago, CooterBrown said: Central Machine Works is such an awesome place. It’s gigantic with multiple large seating areas and a huge backyard. Easily the nicest brewery in the city limits. They only brewed one beer so far, a Pilsner which is great. The other beers are marked sold out but they admitted those aren’t ready yet. They have a half dozen guest taps and a full bar also. Tried two of the pizzas and they were really good. I never buy pitchers so I don’t know the going rate but we did pitchers since they only had the one beer on tap and it was $26 a pitcher. That seemed high but maybe that’s what they go for nowadays. Nah. They had em on, but apparently were short sighted in their sudden popularity. Pils was good. Space is pretty incredible and best of all, super family friendly, right, surly dads/drunks? I'll go back, but I'm not drinking guest beers at a brewery so hopefully they get on that shit asap. That build out is gonna mean $26 pitchers.
November 27, 20196 yr FTR, individual pints of house beer are $7 each, so the pitcher is a deal I guess.
November 28, 20196 yr Popular Post FTR pitchers of pilsner and kolsch at my brewery are $15. gtfo charging $26 for a pitcher of pils.
November 29, 20196 yr Prepare for takeoff I had a Rumpkin a few years back and it had my head spinning pretty good.
November 29, 20196 yr Damn this is good on tap but I’ll probably age the bottle for a year at least. Cost $50, the most I’ve ever spent, but splitting with a buddy. Apparently vanilla is super expensive and the triple is triple vanilla.
November 29, 20196 yr Went to Central Machine Works today and Moontower Cider central machine works - the most incredible build out of any new brewery ive been to. Seriously impressive, one of the best looking breweries in the state. As for the beer... i wouldnt know. They were out of their own brews. What kinda fucking brewery is out of their own beer? bush league shit. Wont be back. Place is definitely more about the scene and less about the beer. Bespoke steampunk only takes u so far
November 30, 20196 yr Behold - My first five-year set of Goose Island BCBS. Will have this in the line-up every year from here on out. Edited November 30, 20196 yr by Esque
November 30, 20196 yr 8 hours ago, GreenspointTexas said: Went to Central Machine Works today and Moontower Cider central machine works - the most incredible build out of any new brewery ive been to. Seriously impressive, one of the best looking breweries in the state. As for the beer... i wouldnt know. They were out of their own brews. What kinda fucking brewery is out of their own beer? bush league shit. Wont be back. Place is definitely more about the scene and less about the beer. Bespoke steampunk only takes u so far The kind that needs cash infusion ASAP. But yeah, breweries get reputations good or bad pretty quickly nowadays that are hard to change if its a negative experience, so its prolly best to come outta the gate hot. There was little to no hype before they suddenly opened so they still have time to recover quickly. They are both Oasis alums, so the beer will probably be good, but it's a coin flip if it will be consistent. That's the biggest knock on their old brewery IMO.
November 30, 20196 yr My knock on Oasis was that it was also a cool, big venue right there on the lake but seemingly never had any variety in their taproom line up and seemed to only have the same core beers you can find anywhere. My biggest pet peeve of any brewery/taproom is when you go there and they have only the exact same beers that you can already pick up in stores. Have at least a few unique, small batch beers that you can’t get elsewhere. Insufferable beer nerd problems....
November 30, 20196 yr 15 minutes ago, mdleast said: My knock on Oasis was that it was also a cool, big venue right there on the lake but seemingly never had any variety in their taproom line up and seemed to only have the same core beers you can find anywhere. My biggest pet peeve of any brewery/taproom is when you go there and they have only the exact same beers that you can already pick up in stores. Have at least a few unique, small batch beers that you can’t get elsewhere. Insufferable beer nerd problems.... I don't really have any issues with that at all, as long as what beers they are producing and serving, are very good. I don't need multiple varieties, I just need a core of good beers, in order to like a place. That's not to say I don't appreciate finding something new or unique at the taproom only, but it's not a requirement. My only requirement is that the beer be very, very good. Or I'm not likely to come back. However, I will say that serving only guest beers at your own brewery, is pretty messed up. Sounds like someone forgot to make beer. Breweries aren't supposed to forget to make beer. That's kind of Step 1...
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