On Tap at Todd's
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Haha - I was about to call you out and ask you what your favorite type of beer was. Mashcraft has these nice plastic bullets (half-growlers) available.
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Noted. :thumbup:
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Just in case anybody wants my input. Stouts, porters, brown ales, and brown ales are my favorite. If you cant find those. I'll settle for brown ales. !
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Just in case anybody wants my input. Stouts, porters, brown ales, and brown ales are my favorite. If you cant find those. I'll settle for brown ales. !
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I dont. BROWN ALES know what BROWN ALES you guys BROWN ALES are talking BROWN ALES about..
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I tried their sweet potato stout and thought it was meh.
SWMBO hated it, so we didn't try the pecan brown ale.
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It goes down pretty easy. Definitely not the best brown ale I've had, but certainly drinkable.
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stopped at the blind tiger Brewery on the way home tonight and bought 2 bottles of beer to take to Todd & Murph (Jerry, D, too - if there's any left when he gets there )
1 growler each of Mississauga Brown Ale and Java Porter. Also tried the Munich Dunkels, Irish Red, and one other I can't remember...
)1 growler each of Mississauga Brown Ale and Java Porter. Also tried the Munich Dunkels, Irish Red, and one other I can't remember...
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Murph and I killed a growler of honey wheat and another of scotch ale last night - this morning he traded me my empty "old style" 50/50 growler for the full "new style" 50/50 growler full of scotch ale still in the fridge we were saving for tonight.
best part - the new style growler fits in my maxped 12x5 bottle bag. (EXTEMELY tight fit)
Thursday we stopped at the Free state Brewery in lawrence (really tasty ESB as a seasonal and pretty decent oatmeal stout) for an afternoon cool-off before driving to Cabelas in KC.
Dinner Wednesday was at the Granite City brewery (another stout -- because they had a $7.50 pitcher special going that we split 3 ways while Mr. Murph had a sampler flight)
Yesterday we did some hiking near Manhattan, Ks on the Konza Prairie - and stopped for lunch at the Little Apple Brewing Company.
the Murphs each had the 6-taster flight, I tried the ESB and Birch Beer (yes, they brew their own soda pop, too!) and had another Oatmeal Stout (seeing a trend here?)
we brought home a growler full of Birch Beer to make floats with this evening.
This afternoon we wandered the property, then came in for a pint of Tallgrass Brewing Co's summer seasonal: Ginger Peach Saisson -- crisp, tart, slightly astringent.
happy 4th all!
best part - the new style growler fits in my maxped 12x5 bottle bag. (EXTEMELY tight fit)
Thursday we stopped at the Free state Brewery in lawrence (really tasty ESB as a seasonal and pretty decent oatmeal stout) for an afternoon cool-off before driving to Cabelas in KC.
Dinner Wednesday was at the Granite City brewery (another stout -- because they had a $7.50 pitcher special going that we split 3 ways while Mr. Murph had a sampler flight)
Yesterday we did some hiking near Manhattan, Ks on the Konza Prairie - and stopped for lunch at the Little Apple Brewing Company.
the Murphs each had the 6-taster flight, I tried the ESB and Birch Beer (yes, they brew their own soda pop, too!) and had another Oatmeal Stout (seeing a trend here?)
we brought home a growler full of Birch Beer to make floats with this evening.
This afternoon we wandered the property, then came in for a pint of Tallgrass Brewing Co's summer seasonal: Ginger Peach Saisson -- crisp, tart, slightly astringent.
happy 4th all!