Flying Dog Horn Dog

Cellared 2013.11.17 12oz

Drank 2015.02.11

Flying Dog Horn Dog

I’ve gotten this a few times. I don’t remember what it tasted like. One year in, it is still hoppier than I would have expected. But it might be bitterness and not hoppiness. It is an English Barleywine so it shouldn’t be very hoppy. It is very flavorful. Certainly more so than the Great Divide Hibernation Ale. But I don’t think I want what flavors are here. I mostly expect and want a malt bomb. Seems a bit like a quad.

Pipeworks Big Smokey P

Cellared 2013.10.20 22oz

Drank 2015.02.01

Pipeworks Big Smokey P

Part of my first batch for the cellar. Never had this fresh. I didn’t like it. Great mouth feel. Crazy thick. Very creamy. But there were some fruit flavors. I did not expect anything like that and it was a bit off-putting. Not a drain pour. But definitely off. I’ve heard that early Pipeworks bottles oxidized easily. Maybe this is heavy oxidization.

Beer trip 2014.05

Route 1 – Michigan East

  • 18th St. – Gary
  • Three Floyds – Munster
  • Greenbush – Sawyer
  • Dark Horse – Marshall
  • Arcadia  – Battle Creek
  • Bell’s – Kalamazoo
  • Jolly Pumpkin – Dexter/Ann Arbor
  • Kuhnhenn – Warren (by Detroit)

Route 2 – Michigan North

  • 18th St. – Gary
  • Three Floyds – Munster
  • Greenbush – Sawyer
  • New Holland – Holland
  • Many places – Grand Rapids
  • Jolly Pumpkin – Traverse City
  • Short’s – Traverse City

Route 3 – Wisconsin

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Attendees

  • Frankson
  • Bo
  • Kaushik
  • Trystan
  • Henry
  • Casey
  • Michael
  • Birdo
  • Dave
  • Kurt

Date

  • 2014.05.10 weekend

Team America

60 Maindeck 15 Sideboard
4 Wasteland 4 Sinkhole
4 Underground Sea 4 Spell Pierce
3 Verdant Catacombs 2 Submerge
3 Polluted Delta 1 Darkblast
3 Misty Rainforest 1 Life from the Loam
2 Bayou 3 Extraction
1 Tropical Island
20 Lands
4 Deathrite Shaman
4 Delver of Secrets
4 Tarmogoyf
2 Tombstalker
14 Creatures
4 Abrupt Decay
4 Spells
4 Brainstorm
4 Force of Will
4 Daze
3 Hymn to Tourach
4 Ponder
3 Stifle
22 Blue Spells