From Binny's Schaumburg.....to my question of trying to pre order a case.
With most of the Dogfish Head products, we will probably only get one case. It is this store's policy that any limited releases are on a first come, first served basis with no holds. Depending on how much actually comes in there we may put a one or two bottle limit on it.
i'm going to see if i can get an email notification when it comes in....
i'll still be trying to buy it all.
You're gonna have to fight me for it.
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From Binny's Schaumburg.....to my question of trying to pre order a case.
With most of the Dogfish Head products, we will probably only get one case. It is this store's policy that any limited releases are on a first come, first served basis with no holds. Depending on how much actually comes in there we may put a one or two bottle limit on it.
i'm going to see if i can get an email notification when it comes in....
i'll still be trying to buy it all.
You're gonna have to fight me for it.
it's on.
if i get more than one and you get shut out...i'll hook you up.
You can't sell alcohol on ebay can you? After seeing the backpacks on there, I wonder what a bottle of this stuff would go for...
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So I went to CT Beverage mart which is a small chain of stores here in CT. The CT ten club must have been calling all day because this dude was pissed when I brought it up.
Apparently its probably gonna be scarce around these parts. He said he only got 4 bottles of the 120 minute ale when it came out. He said I'll be better off going on eBay and over paying for it.
1. I'll never go to that store again
2. Nice work CT ten club!
So I figured I would post this info. There is a local (Newark DE, where the University of Delaware is) craft beer bar called Two Stones Pub. They are having a special DFH night with Sam Calagione, the owner of DFH. Here is the info about what they're doing from the website:
"Have you heard? October 27th, Sam and the Dogfishhead group will be hanging out for the evening here at 2SP! We will be pouring 120 min, Bitches Brew, Hellhound and Sam's secret stash keg just to name a few. We will have a Randall Vs. Randall event- Dr. G will stuff his Randall and DFH guys will come up with their own recipe- let's see who wins."
I'm not sure, but the secret stash may be Faithfull Ale!
Here is a link to their beer menu if you are interested.
Speaking of Dogfish Head, anyone else try the 120 minute IPA out now? Talk about hops heaven...
I bought 2 bottles last Friday. Still waiting for a good occasion to drink one of them and the other one I'm going to age. I've never had a 120 before.
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I was at Green's in Atlanta talking about the Faithfull Ale beer and a guy from Alabama came in asking about it. He was looking for a friend.
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I stopped at my local Shoprite here in New Jersey -- no luck. They had a good stock of the 120 minute ale, the pumpkin stuff, about six different kinds in all. I picked up Raison D'Etre, it's not bad, and I'll check back again next week. No EBay for me, though; I'm interested in the beer, not the bottle.
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Just an FYI - their website is not very accurate. According to it, there is no DFH beer within 25 miles of me, yet I was at my Whole Foods this afternoon and they have a pretty wide selection of their beer. I didn't get to ask if they expected to get any Faithfull soon.
Speaking of Dogfish Head, anyone else try the 120 minute IPA out now? Talk about hops heaven...
I bought 2 bottles last Friday. Still waiting for a good occasion to drink one of them and the other one I'm going to age. I've never had a 120 before.
Speaking of Dogfish Head, anyone else try the 120 minute IPA out now? Talk about hops heaven...
I bought 2 bottles last Friday. Still waiting for a good occasion to drink one of them and the other one I'm going to age. I've never had a 120 before.
I've got 1 aging now... Pop it on a special day!
Why would you age it? Beer is best the more fresh that it is. Drink it, recap it with water, or never plan on drinking it. It isn't wine.
Why would you age it? Beer is best the more fresh that it is. Drink it, recap it with water, or never plan on drinking it. It isn't wine.
The piss water that passes for "beer" for most people has to be consumed almost freezing cold and right away for best taste but the good stuff with high alcohol content is almost like wine. Some of it (depending on style) ages quite well. I have a few that I plan on aging around two years to see if they mellow nicely.
Why would you age it? Beer is best the more fresh that it is. Drink it, recap it with water, or never plan on drinking it. It isn't wine.
The piss water that passes for "beer" for most people has to be consumed almost freezing cold and right away for best taste but the good stuff with high alcohol content is almost like wine. Some of it (depending on style) ages quite well. I have a few that I plan on aging around two years to see if they mellow nicely.
I never thought I would do something like aging beer, but once I finally realized that Budweiser isn't the best beer out there I changed my tune. I did a lot of reading on a lot of different sites. I just started aging a few beers just a couple weeks ago. I plan on cracking them when they are one year old. Who knows what will happen then, maybe good, maybe not but I think it's fun to try it out.
From what I've read though is that 8% ABV is about the minimum to do an aging, and the Faithful Ale is only 7% so that might not work very well. Although DFH's Punkin' is 7% as well and everything I've read says it ages very well.
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Dogfish Head pulled out of RI last March, does anyone know if they sell it in Mass or NH? I'm going up there this weekend and might take a look if someone lets me know. Thanks.
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Why would you age it? Beer is best the more fresh that it is. Drink it, recap it with water, or never plan on drinking it. It isn't wine.
that was the funniest thing I've read in a while....
Ya just gotta do a little research before plopping down "facts" though.... but I can see why most people think that you can't age beer. It's all about residual yeast and sugars that keep the fermentaion process going after its been bottled... DFH 120 minute is a different beast that many other beers out there and is ageable for a couple years. DFH 90 however is NOT, the 90 will be grossly oxidized and taste sorta metallic after 2-3 months on the shelf. There are dates lasered onto the neck of the DFH and many other brewery's bottles... Do yourselves a favor and start checking your beers.
Read this if you're interested (or don't believe me): http://www.nytimes.com/2006/12/12/trave ... 69278.html
Dogfish Head pulled out of RI last March, does anyone know if they sell it in Mass or NH? I'm going up there this weekend and might take a look if someone lets me know. Thanks.
They do sell it in Mass. I put a request in at one of the places I go to a few days ago.
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there is a link in this thread someplace....i believe it's also on their website.
http://www.dogfish.com/brews-spirits/fish-finder.htm
Guess I was too slow...
http://www.dogfish.com/brews-spirits/fish-finder.htm
Yes, the Brewery and Bar are located in Delaware, if you're in the area take a tour. I heard it's well worth it.
You're gonna have to fight me for it.
it's on.
if i get more than one and you get shut out...i'll hook you up.
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Alright, I'll do the same I guess
I don't think so but I seem to remember a bunch of people selling Four Loko on Craigslist when they took the caffeine out...
Apparently its probably gonna be scarce around these parts. He said he only got 4 bottles of the 120 minute ale when it came out. He said I'll be better off going on eBay and over paying for it.
1. I'll never go to that store again
2. Nice work CT ten club!
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/10/0 ... 99101.html
"Have you heard? October 27th, Sam and the Dogfishhead group will be hanging out for the evening here at 2SP! We will be pouring 120 min, Bitches Brew, Hellhound and Sam's secret stash keg just to name a few. We will have a Randall Vs. Randall event- Dr. G will stuff his Randall and DFH guys will come up with their own recipe- let's see who wins."
I'm not sure, but the secret stash may be Faithfull Ale!
Here is a link to their beer menu if you are interested.
http://www.twostonespub.com/beer.php
I bought 2 bottles last Friday. Still waiting for a good occasion to drink one of them and the other one I'm going to age. I've never had a 120 before.
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I've seen bottles on there, but apparently the seller needs to emphasize that the auction is for "the bottle only" and not what is inside.
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That's one of my favorites!
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Just an FYI - their website is not very accurate. According to it, there is no DFH beer within 25 miles of me, yet I was at my Whole Foods this afternoon and they have a pretty wide selection of their beer. I didn't get to ask if they expected to get any Faithfull soon.
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I'm ready to sample a taste.
Why would you age it? Beer is best the more fresh that it is. Drink it, recap it with water, or never plan on drinking it. It isn't wine.
The piss water that passes for "beer" for most people has to be consumed almost freezing cold and right away for best taste but the good stuff with high alcohol content is almost like wine. Some of it (depending on style) ages quite well. I have a few that I plan on aging around two years to see if they mellow nicely.
I never thought I would do something like aging beer, but once I finally realized that Budweiser isn't the best beer out there I changed my tune. I did a lot of reading on a lot of different sites. I just started aging a few beers just a couple weeks ago. I plan on cracking them when they are one year old. Who knows what will happen then, maybe good, maybe not but I think it's fun to try it out.
From what I've read though is that 8% ABV is about the minimum to do an aging, and the Faithful Ale is only 7% so that might not work very well. Although DFH's Punkin' is 7% as well and everything I've read says it ages very well.
* Cincinnati, OH 6.24.2006 *
* Columbus, OH 5.6.2010 * Noblesville, IN 5.7.2010 *
* East Troy, MI 9.4.2011 * East Troy, MI 9.5.2011 *
* Pittsburgh, PA 10.11.2013 *
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that was the funniest thing I've read in a while....
Ya just gotta do a little research before plopping down "facts" though.... but I can see why most people think that you can't age beer. It's all about residual yeast and sugars that keep the fermentaion process going after its been bottled... DFH 120 minute is a different beast that many other beers out there and is ageable for a couple years. DFH 90 however is NOT, the 90 will be grossly oxidized and taste sorta metallic after 2-3 months on the shelf. There are dates lasered onto the neck of the DFH and many other brewery's bottles... Do yourselves a favor and start checking your beers.
Read this if you're interested (or don't believe me):
http://www.nytimes.com/2006/12/12/trave ... 69278.html
P.S. Not all wines are ageable either...
They do sell it in Mass. I put a request in at one of the places I go to a few days ago.
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