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| Gate A2 for Attu |
Denver in October is my Attu in May. More specifically, the Great American Beer Festival. Over 700 breweries. Over 3,500 beers.
During my half-hearted, 2013 lone pursuit of a Big Year In
Beer, I was disappointed not to attend GABF, but life had other plans for
me. Instead I went to the USC
Norris Cancer
Hospital and had surgery
for prostate cancer. Nothing screws up a good year of beering like stupid
ol’ cancer. A year later, my PSA levels are nil, I’m healthier than ever,
and determined not to let anything stand in my way.
Since January 1st, 2014 I have remained focused on GABF as
my ultimate destination for racking up my beer count. I’ve always
jokingly referred to it as “Attu”. Depending
on how the rest of 2014 went, this would be my ace-in-the-hole, my dead ringer
for assured victory if I was already in the lead, or if I was way behind other
competitive beerers, this would be the secret weapon that could get be back
into the running. Randy Carncross and Chris Wilder obscured me in the
beer count for nearly the first half of this year, which crushed my spirits on
the one hand, but on the other, made me more intently focused than I ever
imagined possible. Determined. Driven. Relentless.
By
mid-summer Carncross, an American expatriate in Japan, had finally exhausted the
supply of unique beers on his small island and threw in the towel. By late
summer, thanks to multiple beer fests, I was steadily extending my lead past
Wilder, despite his highly competitive demeanor and financial
superiority. After investing three quarters of a calendar year absorbed
on the solitary goal of being the world’s greatest beerer, with no intention of
ever attempting to repeat this feat again, it’s now or never. When we
were last in contact, I was 300 beers ahead of Wilder. It would be easy
to throttle back, and not grind for the extra beers. It would be even more
devastating to rest on my laurels and allow my lead to slip. Time to drop
the hammer. Time for GABF.
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| No need to worry about bloodstains, right? |
I got lucky with a direct Burbank-to-Denver flight, and thus enjoyed a rare opportunity to avoid the unmitigated disaster that is LAX. The flight was quick and soon enough I was checked into Fleabag Central a.k.a. the Ramada Midtown. Should I be worried about the blatant shabbiness of my room, or what appear to be blood stains on the walkway outside? Neither safety nor cleanliness was my primary focus. They had nothing to do with beer. It was Thursday at Noon, and the first GABF session started around 5:30pm. I was two miles from the Convention Center, it was a picture perfect afternoon, and a gauntlet of breweries and brewpubs stood between me and tonight’s gathering. I took to Denver on foot, accepting the challenge.
The weather was perfect… clear, clean, crisp, fresh air, not
the valley smog I’m used to. My lungs didn’t know what to do. I
spent the afternoon zigzagging through Lower Downtown, or “LoDo” as the locals
have dubbed it, with each stop equaling or surpassing the previous one.
Thanks to the Untappd app “Nearby Breweries” function, in 15 minutes I located
the ALEHOUSE AT AMATO’S , where I posted up to the bar & ordered a bison
burger with goat cheese and pomegranate (weird, yet it worked), truly feeling
like a kid in a candy store drooling over their taplist. So many unique Colorado brews I never
see back home. Determined to stay on the go, I hit DENVER BEER CO. which
touted $1 tasters from an impressive board of top notch proprietary brews; open
atmosphere, friendly service, lots of beards and beers… if I lived here, I’d be
a regular. While I was conscious of not overdoing it too early in the
day, I also had a difficult time containing my excitement. With my
obsessive picture snapping and note taking, I may as well have “Beer Nerd”
tattooed across my knuckles.
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| Sure, give me 4 days in Denver. |
I ran across WORLD OF BEER which was a highlight of my
recent Cleveland
trip, so stopped in to peruse the taplist. Enticing, but yet again I
decided to save myself. On my way out the door I caught a glimpse of a
chalkboard which challenged patrons to try 250 different beers. The board
was blank, devoid of even a single name. Ha! Fucking amateurs.
At last I was at the Convention Center, fittingly located at
the end of Stout St.
Two hours in advance of doors opening on a Thursday afternoon, and the throngs
of eager beer fanatics were already swelling. Each one of them was clad
in beer geek finery, showcasing each patron’s passion and knowledge of finer
brews. Pliny The Elder T-shirts were trumped only by the occasional Pliny
The Younger T-shirt. I wore no brewery gear, thinking it might help me
stand out. No such luck in this unwashed mass of predominantly white,
bearded, beer bellied men.
Like an elitist brat I cruised past the morass, up to the
second story Brewer’s and Press entrance. After walking two miles across
downtown, I was winded just walking up this flight of stairs. Whoa.
Take it easy, fella. You’re not in Burbank
anymore. You’re walking a mile above sea level.
I collected my breath as well as my press pass, and
eventually found Witte. He was giddy like me as we cruised the aisles of
this airplane hangar, prior to doors opening. The calm before this stormy
celebration of sick Bacchanalian excess. Before the impending flurry, I
had time to meet Witte’s contingent of Richmond,
VA peeps who would comprise our
greater drinking posse for the next 72 hours: Greg “The Growler King”
Self, STRANGEWAYS BREWING head brewer Mike
Hiller and brand ambassador Lars “Das Vein” Zachariasse.
Like an approaching thunderstorm, the walla of thousands of
entering enthusiasts quickly rolled across the length of the room, and as a
band of bagpipers wheezed the equivalent of the opening bell, GABF 2014 was
under way. I had four sessions to look forward to, and my starting
plan was to focus mainly on anything East of the Mississippi this first night.
Considering I wouldn’t be traveling any more for the rest of the year, I wanted
to take advantage of what may be my last chance to enjoy some unattainable Midwest, Southern, and East Coast brews.I meandered with Witte, Greg, and Lars, hitting a treasure trove of old classics and new discoveries… New Jersey’s KANE BREWING, Iowa’s TOPPLING GOLIATH, Virginia’s unfortunately named but excellently brewed LICKINGHOLE CREEK, Northern Indiana’s kings of all things THREE FLOYDS, Floridian favorites CIGAR CITY, barrel aged gems from GOOSE ISLAND, then KUHNHENN, MARTIN HOUSE, NEBRASKA BREWING, PRAIRIE… hell, I was just barely scratching the surface. Locals say you get drunk quicker due to the altitude, and despite countering my tasters with gallons of water, I was quickly inebriated. The session wasn’t over, but I was already feeling as if I had reached my limit. Witte was antsy to leave so we could catch bands playing over at The Summit, and after a few more quick tasters, I followed the advice of Lars: “Let’s make like a fetus, and head out.”
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| Keepin' it Primitive |
As much as this trip was beer-centric, I was equally looking
forward to checking out Colorado’s
own PRIMITIVE MAN in a live setting. The power trio took the stage,
delivering downtuned, sludgy Cro-Magnon tunes like a 16 megaton weight.
After being on my feet for 14 hours, and spending 10 of those with a beer in my
hand, I didn’t feel like beering any longer. My legs ached, my back was
sore, I was bloated, sleepy, all the while being crushed by the girth of this
monolithic band. Headliners EYEHATEGOD sealed my fate with one of the fiercest sets
I’ve heard from them, which is saying a lot considering I’ve been listening to
these guys for 20+ years. I figured I’d be out partying til the wee
hours, but it was not meant to be. I cabbed it back to the Shithole Inn,
crawled into the lumpy, misshapen King size bed and lapsed into a well-deserved
coma.
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| Yacht Rock ambassadors |
Friday I had agreed to participate in some official “Press”
activities coordinated by the fest. I wasn’t in the mood, but I didn’t
want to flake and end up on the GABF Naughty List, so I sucked it up and headed
downtown with Witte. We hit THE CORNER OFFICE, a restaurant in the lobby
of The Curtis hotel where half of the breakfast menu was sold out, but what
remained was still culinary perfection despite the long wait. While
waiting impatiently for food, the first commercial on the bar TV advertised
LIVER-AID, a dietary supplement which “supports liver function”. An
ironic harbinger of things to come. The bartender accurately described
the first night of GABF as “A giant cloud of craft beer farts.” You got
that right, Sister. At 11:30am our breakfast arrived, and we wolfed it down in
part because we were ravenous, and in part because we needed to be at a press
luncheon at Noon.
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| Not a postcard. |
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| OK, maybe press junkets aren't all that bad. |
The PR hostess continued to rattle off facts and figures
about GABF and the beer industry in general,
and actually made statements like
“Don’t run downstairs and file your stories yet.” What am I, friggin’
Scoop McGillicuddy from the Daily Star? What the hell am I doing
here? Witte and I didn’t belong. This place was too nice, and we
weren’t “these people”. In spite of my passion for beer and geeky
interest in the industry, this lunch was a cure for insomnia, not to mention we
were surrounded by annoying laminate-danglers, the types who don’t take them
off when they’re away from the convention so everyone around town can take
notice how important they are.
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| A prize to anyone who guesses what this is. |
As much as I respected the brewers on the panel, I was antsy
to be on the move. Witte bailed to meet some friends, and I shuffled downstairs
for a complimentary press junket bus tour of some local breweries. I got
the last available seat on this stuffy tin can, sitting patiently, listening to
other writers loudly networking, bragging about who they know and where they’ve
been.
First stop was TRVE BREWING, the most unabashedly Satanic brewery
in the country. Needless to say, I felt like a clown walking into one of
the coolest brewers in the nation with a cavalcade of dorky journalists, not
one of whom would understand the SUNN reference in the same of TRVE’s STOUT
O))). Black walls, burning candles, goat heads, a plethora of
pentagrams, and excellent beer, TRVE has got it all. The ironically named
Nick Nunns did his best to field questions and pour samplers for our group of
50 in a short span of fifteen minutes, without an ounce of pretention or
annoyance at the non-metal , squaresville crowd. I could have spent the
whole day here, but against my better judgment I got back on the bus.
Next we hit FORMER FUTURE, which touts a science geek theme. They combine
historical brewing techniques with modern beer styles. Good concept, but
nothing really made a lasting impression other than the generosity and
attentiveness of the brewer & staff. I’d like to come back in a year
or so when they’ve got the combo dialed in a bit tighter. Last stop was
LOWDOWN, a brewpub which appears to have a toothsome menu, inviting atmosphere,
and high quality proprietary taps. Their Selfish Pale Ale & Ua Pou Saison
were solid. Another spot worthy of hanging, but I kept watching the
clock, overly aware that GABF Session #2 was a mere hour away.
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| Laminate-danglers. |
Next we hit FORMER FUTURE, which touts a science geek theme. They combine
historical brewing techniques with modern beer styles. Good concept, but
nothing really made a lasting impression other than the generosity and
attentiveness of the brewer & staff. I’d like to come back in a year
or so when they’ve got the combo dialed in a bit tighter. Last stop was
LOWDOWN, a brewpub which appears to have a toothsome menu, inviting atmosphere,
and high quality proprietary taps. Their Selfish Pale Ale & Ua Pou Saison
were solid. Another spot worthy of hanging, but I kept watching the
clock, overly aware that GABF Session #2 was a mere hour away.
Same as the night before, Friday’s session started at the
STRANGEWAYS table with me, Witte, and Lars loitering, waiting for the officials
to give us the “all clear” to drink. When the OK was given for pouring to
commence, Lars handed me an old school hand-crank siren that I wound-up like I
was at the helm of a turn of the century fire truck. Sans dalmatian, we
were off. And I was indeed on fire, blazing through an unreal number of
top quality offerings, including one of my favorites of the whole fest, both in
brew and in name, MEXICAN STANDOFF, a spicy porter from DUE SOUTH BREWING.
Tonight offered some of the most unique brews of the whole fest, like South
Carolina’s PALMETTO BREWING A.M. WOOD ALE, a hoppy pale ale aged on Spanish
cedar; North Carolina’s NODA BREWING HOT PISTOL, a chocolate raspberry habanero
stout; NorCal’s EL TORO BREWING GHOST CHILI GOLDEN ALE, brewed with ghost
peppers, and while it’s the hottest beer I’ve ever tasted, the lingering
back-of-the-throat burn didn’t ruin my palate.
Most innovative of all were the tastings from Michigan’s RIGHT BRAIN BREWING which included the THAI PEANUT ALE which was both spicy and delicious, the SCHRUTE FARMS BEET SAISON which only had a hint of that earthy, dirt taste you’d expect from beets & was pleasantly well-balanced, and the surprisingly drinkable SPEAR BEER which is their asparagus ale… sounded like a horrible idea, but was amazingly quaffable.
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| Quick, help this man digest! |
Most innovative of all were the tastings from Michigan’s RIGHT BRAIN BREWING which included the THAI PEANUT ALE which was both spicy and delicious, the SCHRUTE FARMS BEET SAISON which only had a hint of that earthy, dirt taste you’d expect from beets & was pleasantly well-balanced, and the surprisingly drinkable SPEAR BEER which is their asparagus ale… sounded like a horrible idea, but was amazingly quaffable.
Witte had been eating non-stop all afternoon and hit a wall
early. Short of actually holding his hand, I coached him through the pain
like a Lamaze instructor, and with ample water and restroom time, he was back
in action. Onward! The roster of punishingly excellent beers was
staggering. THREE FLOYDS, NEW GLARUS, CIGAR CITY, WILLIAMSBURG ALEWERKS,
DC BRAU, FUNKY BUDDHA, ADROIT THEORY. By the end of the session, I stared
into space, bleary-eyed, deafened by 15,000 beer swilling belchers and farters,
convinced there was no possible way I could subject myself to two back-to-back
GABF sessions the following day.
Witte and the gang left early to see
Uncle Acid & The Deadbeats perform at the Marquis Theater. It was
only 9pm on Friday night and I was embarrassed to admit I was already primed to
hang it up for the evening. I was five sheets to the wind, and once again
after an active day my knees, calves, and feet were barely keeping me
vertical. Shouting over live music to talk to my friends in a packed club
sounded tedious and unappealing. And after actively texting and taking
photos for 12 hours, my phone was completely dead. I couldn’t get a hold
of Witte if I wanted to. Even if I borrowed a phone, I don’t know his
number off the top of my head. I can thank cell phone culture for my
inability to retain any information anymore.
Witte and the gang left early to see
Uncle Acid & The Deadbeats perform at the Marquis Theater. It was
only 9pm on Friday night and I was embarrassed to admit I was already primed to
hang it up for the evening. I was five sheets to the wind, and once again
after an active day my knees, calves, and feet were barely keeping me
vertical. Shouting over live music to talk to my friends in a packed club
sounded tedious and unappealing. And after actively texting and taking
photos for 12 hours, my phone was completely dead. I couldn’t get a hold
of Witte if I wanted to. Even if I borrowed a phone, I don’t know his
number off the top of my head. I can thank cell phone culture for my
inability to retain any information anymore.
I left the convention center as part of the greater mass
exodus of endless thousands of staggering, stumbling, loud, confused,
inebriated individuals. It was reminiscent of a George A. Romero
classic. Hordes of living dead invade the city and spread every direction
like the plague. I did my best to keep my own zombie-like demeanor under
control as I shuffled through the dark chill of LoDo. Despite my
exhaustion, I figured fresh air and walking would help me sober up enough so I
would not hate myself when I went to bed.
I ambled past bustling bars,
clubs, restaurants, the train station, through the park, over the river, on the
pedestrian bridge over the freeway, halting just short of my crappy
accommodations at the warm glow of THE TRUFFLE TABLE. This schmancy cheese and
charcuterie shop was still serving, and I desperately needed food. Feeling
unabashedly metrosexual, I savored a selection of house favorites accompanied
by figs and whole grain mustards and odd pickled items, conversing with the
owner about obscure non-pasteurized delectables. My wife would have been
in heaven. Too bad all of this exquisiteness was wasted on me, although I
felt my estrogen levels noticeably rising. The only thing missing was a TV
showing a Julia Roberts chick flick.
I ambled past bustling bars,
clubs, restaurants, the train station, through the park, over the river, on the
pedestrian bridge over the freeway, halting just short of my crappy
accommodations at the warm glow of THE TRUFFLE TABLE. This schmancy cheese and
charcuterie shop was still serving, and I desperately needed food. Feeling
unabashedly metrosexual, I savored a selection of house favorites accompanied
by figs and whole grain mustards and odd pickled items, conversing with the
owner about obscure non-pasteurized delectables. My wife would have been
in heaven. Too bad all of this exquisiteness was wasted on me, although I
felt my estrogen levels noticeably rising. The only thing missing was a TV
showing a Julia Roberts chick flick.
I don’t remember going to bed, but Saturday I awoke ready
for continued self-abuse. Witte, Greg, and I hit downtown on foot once
again. After a quick breakfast, and a two mile trek, it was already Noon,
and time to commence with the most serious beering of the weekend. There
were two sessions today. Would I end up as the poster boy for
Liver-Aid? One way to find out.
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| Face it! |
Witte summed it up perfectly: “It’s already amateur hour
here.”
I drifted to the Pacific Northwest, feeling like I was
visiting old friends and making new ones… I’m speaking of the beer, of course,
not the people. ELYSIAN, BEND BREWING, BASE CAMP, 10 BARREL, SOUND
BREWERY, STOUP, GIGANTIC. ELLIOT BAY was my favorite new Northwestern
discovery with their phenomenal VIETNAMESE COFFEE STOUT and 2012 FAUNTLEROY
IMPERIAL STOUT.
I don’t cellar many beers at home, but two that I have been
holding onto are DESCHUTES THE ABYSS imperial stout, one from 2011 and one from
2013. This afternoon DESCHUTES had THE ABYSS 2012 on tap. You know
I’m a nerd when I get excited about such things. And this was one beer
worth getting excited over. In the words of Stu Priessler, “Yes, I’m
ready to face The Abyss.”
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| Nobody is reading this. |
An hour later I was walking the carpet up to the convention
center for the fourth and final time. This was my last hurrah and I
needed to make every second count. I had already hit all of the legendary
and cult breweries. Now I was focusing on the other guys, the breweries
who were not from popular states or greater metropolitan areas. West
Virginia’s MORGANTOWN, Rhode Island’s REVIVAL, North Dakota’s LAUGHING SUN,
Arkansas’ CORE, Alabama’s BACK FORTY, Iowa’s NEW AMERICAN. By 6:30pm I
had already tasted over 100 beers. I wasn’t finished in that I kept
pushing myself for a few more tasters, but in the figurative sense I was
already “finished”. Bloated like a beached whale, uncomfortable, not
capable of lucid conversation. I didn’t want to admit it, but I had hit
the wall. My body was telling me if I pushed myself further, I would
deeply regret stepping over the line. GABF had me in a submission
hold. I tapped out. Like that, GABF was over with a whimper, not a
bang.
Witte and the whole STRANGEWAYS gang were heading over to
TRVE so we all crammed into an Uber. The good part was I finally got to
talk to TRVE head honcho Nick Nunns a bit, nursing a few perfect brews the
whole time. I thought I was maintaining, but Nick kept asking me
unprompted, “Are you OK? Are you gonna make it?” I was an obvious
mess. I was harboring a same-day hangover. I started so early in
the day, and hit the sessions so hard, I didn’t even have the luxury of
sleeping it off. I was still awake with a piercing headache and an
uneasiness and discomfort that could not be pinpointed to one specific thing
other than generally “feeling shitty”. I sipped baby sips from the rounds
generously handed to me, met some cool locals, and soaked in the brilliantly
evil atmosphere of this ghoulish venue. I forced myself to make the most
of my last evening in Denver, but my primary focus was getting to my pillow
sooner than later.
Lars & Mike from Strangeways were headed to SAM’S NO. 3
for late night eats. I wasn’t hungry but food was a good idea, so I tagged
along. This place was featured on one of those douchey Guy Fieri
shows. It was packed, and every single patron was drunk, but the staff
dealt with it all with a smile. The inside of the diner was torn apart
like a ten dollar whore. Spills, wrappers, and trash everywhere. A
loud, inebriated morass resembling an outtake from “Caligula”. As we were
seated amongst the mayhem, Mike told me hilarious tales of his days as an
actor, and being rudely disregarded by Anthony Hopkins. Lars talked about
eating everything in sight and lived up to his word, like a machine, consuming
the better part of all three of our orders. When Mike asked me about my
day job I felt the spins coming on and limited myself to single sentence
answers, focusing less on conversation & more on keeping nausea at
bay. I would have enjoyed the company of these gents much more if I
hadn’t abused myself so thoroughly, but it was not meant to be. A
misshapen mattress was calling my name, and I happily answered its call.
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| I'd like the most smashed one, please. |
Sunday morning wasn’t nearly as rough as it could have been. I dealt with the brunt of my hangover while I was still awake yesterday, so I was feeling good this morning. I stared at myself before going to bed Saturday night, horrified at how bloated and fat I was. I had taken the shape of a human funhouse mirror. I was worried I had gained ten pounds in one day after 108 beers, starchy foods and red meat. This morning I looked normal again. A Sunday miracle. Jesus does love me.
My flight wasn’t until this evening, and I had a day all to
myself. I stashed my bag at the front desk of the motel, praying a random
crackhead wouldn’t walk off with it. You couldn’t turn any direction in this
town without seeing a bright orange jersey. The town was wild with
unbridled Broncos fever, especially since there was a home game today at nearby
Mile High Stadium. I started my last day as I did my first day, at the
Ale House At Amato’s. During brunch, I researched nearby breweries on my
Untappd app and sipped a couple of local ales, the ELEVATION 7437 DIPA and the
BRECKENRIDGE LUCKY U IPA on nitro. And after a couple of ales I realized
I didn’t particularly want a couple more ales. I was shot. Needed
my mojo back. I needed a break from gluttony and liver abuse.
Instead of cramming in as many last minute brewery visits as possible, I
meandered by the picturesque riverside that skirted LoDo, slowly basking in the
fresh air and sunshine and sounds of rushing water, relishing in a rare non-rushed
moment, a moment oddly not spent seeking out beer. I hit the Denver
Museum Of Contemporary Art where I was one of the only patrons. It was dead,
which was a good thing considering how most of the exhibits are minimalist in
nature. I needed minimalism right now to get my brain grounded and
prepared for re-entry back into the real world. I loitered at the rooftop
coffee house, feeling part “Portlandia” hipster, part “Sprockets” neu art
elitist, enjoying the zen of simplicity after three days of stimulation.
The quiet contemplation worked and my beering mojo returned
mid-afternoon.
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| "Art." |
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| Dieter was supposed to meet me here. |
A few hours before trekking to the airport I hit DENVER BEER
CO. again to finish the selection of remaining samplers. No sampler shall
go unsampled. Not on my watch. Down the road was the highly touted
PROST BREWING. I ordered a flight and took in the Broncos game, posing as
a local. The room was roomy, meaning there was hardly anyone there. Not
promising for game day. Clearly this wasn’t the cool spot to be.
Again, I enjoyed the simplicity of a lack of a crowd, and made my way through
the hit-and-miss tasters, uncharacteristically leaning more in favor of their
lighter beers, especially the cloudy, citrusy, tart, highly drinkable
Kolsch.
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| Things get weird after 263 beers. |
The GABF honeymoon was over. Attu was history. I fondly bid farewell to
Beer Disneyland, proudly donning my Denver Beer Co. baseball cap in place of
mouse ears. Westward bound, the only bottle I needed now was a bottle of
Liver-Aid.
The beering continues…
Thursday 10/2 – Wandering LoDo, kicking off GABF Session #1,
finishing at The Summit; 55 in one day:
2132 – WYNKOOP PATTY'S CHILE BEER
2133 - BRECKENRIDGE BREWERY THUNDERSTOUT ON NITRO
2134 - DENVER BEER CO. MIDNIGHT DUNKEL2133 - BRECKENRIDGE BREWERY THUNDERSTOUT ON NITRO
2135 - DENVER BEER CO. GALACTIC HIGHWAY
2136 - DENVER BEER CO. GRAHAM CRACKER PORTER
2137 - DENVER BEER CO. PUEBLO CHILE BEER
2138 - LEFT HAND BREWING MILK STOUT WITH TOASTED HAZELNUTS
ON CASK 2140 – STRANGEWAYS UBERLIN
2141 – JAILBREAK BIG PUNISHER
2142 – JAILBREAK VAN DAMMIT
2143 – JAILBREAK MADE WITH BASIL
2144 – JAILBREAK DUSK TILL DAWN WITH COFFEE
2145 - KANE BREWING NIGHT TO END ALL DAWNS
2146 - KANE BREWING MORNING BELL
2147 - KANE BREWING HEAD HIGH
2148 - KANE BREWING RIPPLE
2149 - TOPPLING GOLIATH INTERGALACTIC WARRIOR
2150 - TOPPLING GOLIATH PSEUDOSUE
2151 - TOPPLING GOLIATH ASSASSIN IMPERIAL STOUT
2152 - TOPPLING GOLIATH GOLDEN NUGGET
2153 - REAL ALE 18TH ANNIVERSARY GOSE2155 - LICKINGHOLE CREEK THREE CHOPT TRIPEL BOURBON BARREL
2156 - LICKINGHOLE CREEK BATCHELOR'S DELIGHT
2157 - LICKINGHOLE CREEK ENLIGHTENED DESPOT
2158 - HARDYWOOD PARK BOHEMIAN PILS
2159 - THREE FLOYDS BLOT OUT THE SUN
2160 – KUHNHENN DRIPA
2161 - DARK HORSE PLEAD THE 5TH BOURBON BARREL
2162 - GOOSE ISLAND BEER CO. BACKYARD RYE BOURBON COFFEE STOUT
2163 - GOOSE ISLAND BEER CO. BOURBON COUNTY COFFEE STOUT2165 - MARTIN HOUSE BREWING THE IMPERIAL TEXAN
2166 - MOTHER ROAD WOODEN SPOKE NO. 3 BARREL AGED BLACK IPA
2167 - SICK N TWISTED HOT MAMA
2168 - SICK N TWISTED JUST THE TIP
2169 - PRAIRIE ARTISAN ALES BEER WASTELAND RUM BARREL
2170 - NEBRASKA BREWING MELANGE A TROIS
2171 – KUHNHENN PENETRATION PORTER
2172 - JOLLY PUMPKIN VIVOS Y MUERTOS
2173 - SINGLECUT BEERSMITHS JOHN MICHAEL DARK LYRIC LAGRRR!
2174 - SINGLECUT BEERSMITHS HALF STACK IPA
2175 – PARKWAY BARREL AGED DUBBEL
2176 - O'CONNOR GREAT DISMAL BLACK IPA
2177 - DUE SOUTH ROGGENBIER
2178 - CINDER BLOCK BLACK SQUIRREL RUSSIAN IMPERIAL STOUT2180 - CROWN VALLEY BARREL AGED IMPERIAL OATMEAL STOUT
2181 - CROWN VALLEY IMPERIAL PUMPKIN STOUT
2182 - CROWN VALLEY SERRANO SIDEKICK AMERICAN PALE ALE
2183 – WYNKOOP ROCKY MOUNTAIN OYSTER STOUT BARREL AGED
2184 - RED ROCK BREWING 20TH ANNIVERSARY IMPERIAL RED ALE
2185 - RARE BARREL EGREGIOUS
2186 - SURLY BREWING COFFEE BENDER
Friday 10/3 – GABF press junket tasting by day and GABF
Session #2 by night; 87 samples in one day:
2187 - WICKED WEED SERENITY
2188 - BREWER'S ASSOCIATION TEAM HOMEBREW NAPOLEON COMPLEX
BERLINER WEISSE2187 - WICKED WEED SERENITY
2189 - PINEY RIVER OLD TOM PORTER
2190 - BLACK TOOTH BLACK EAGLE BALTIC
PORTER 2192 - PELICAN PUB & BREWERY TSUNAMI STOUT
2193 - ANTHEM GOLDEN ALE
2194 - PINEY RIVER SWEET POTATO ALE
2195 - PELICAN PUB & BREWERY SILVERSPOT IPA
2196 – TRVE EASTERN CANDLE
2197 – TRVE STOUT O)))
2198 - FORMER FUTURE GOLDEN FEATHER
2199 - FORMER FUTURE PRIM & PORTER SALTED CARAMEL
2200 – LOWDOWN SELFISH PALE ALE
2201 – LOWDOWN UA POU SAISON
2202 – STRANGEWAYS MARTIAN SPRING
2203 - THREE NOTCH'D GRAY GHOST AMERICAN PALE ALE
2204 - THREE NOTCH'D OATS MCGOATS
2205 - STEWART'S WIND BLOWN BLONDE2207 - STEWART'S STUMBLIN' MONK
2208 - STEWART'S OYSTER STOUT
2209 - STOUDT BREWING PILS
2210 - UNION CRAFT BREWING BLACKWING LAGER
2211 - UPSTATE COMMON SENSE KENTUCKY COMMON ALE
2212 - UPSTATE INDIA PALE WHEAT
2213 – WEYERBACHER RISERVA
2214 - FROTHY BEARD ANDALE JALAPENO CILANTRO
2215 - FUNKY BUDDHA BARREL AGED NIKOLAI VORLAUF IMPERIAL STOUT
2216 - FUNKY BUDDHA LAST SNOW PORTER
2217 - GRAYTON BEER GOURDGEOUS PUMPKIN ALE
2218 - FOOTHILL BREWING SEXUAL CHOCOLATE
2219 - FOOTHILL BREWING JADE IPA
2220 - DEEP RIVER 4042 CHOCOLATE STOUT
2221 - DARWIN BREWING CHARAPA SPICED PORTER
2223 - DEEP RIVER BACK COUNTRY BLACK IPA
2224 - DUE SOUTH MEXICAN STANDOFF SPICY PORTER
2225 - DUE SOUTH CATEGORY 5 DIPA
2226 - MOTHER EARTH BREWING (NC) DARK CLOUD
2227 - NANTAHALA BREWING PATTON'S RUN PORTER2229 - NODA BREWING HOT PISTOL CHOCOLATE RASPBERRY HABANERO STOUT
2230 - OYSTER HOUSE BREWING MOONSTONE OYSTER STOUT
2231 - OYSTER HOUSE BREWING SUPERMOON IMPERIAL OYSTER STOUT
2232 - PALMETTO BREWING A.M. WOOD ALE
2233 - PALMETTO BREWING SMOKE ON THE HARBOR STOUT
2234 - RIVER RAT BREWERY FALL SEASONAL
2235 - SWAMP HEAD SMOKE SIGNAL SMOKED PORTER
2236 - SWAMP HEAD DARKWATER
2237 – TERRAPIN MIDNIGHT MONK
2238 - THOMAS CREEK CONDUPLICO IMMUNDUS MONACHUS
2239 - WEST SIXTH LEMONGRASS AMERICAN WHEAT
2240 - CIGAR CITY BIG SOUND SCOTCH ALE
2241 - LEXINGTON BREWING KENTUCKY PUMPKIN BARREL ALE2242 - ADROIT THEORY LEGION
2243 - ADROIT THEORY B/A/Y/S
2244 - ADROIT THEORY FEAR IS YOUR ONLY GOD
2245 - ADROIT THEORY LOVE OF THE DAMNED
2246 - WILLIAMSBURG ALEWERKS BOURBON BARREL PORTER
2247 - WILLIAMSBURG ALEWERKS CAFÉ ROYALE2249 - DC BRAU ON THE WINGS OF ARMAGEDDON
2250 - DC BRAU THE TRADITION
2251 - THREE FLOYDS CHEVALIER
2252 - THREE FLOYDS ZOMBIE DUST
2253 - THREE FLOYDS EVIL POWER
2254 - NEW GLARUS SCREAM DIPA
2255 - NEW GLARUS BROWN PEACH
2256 – REVOLUTION RED SKULL IMPERIAL RED
2257 - RIGHT BRAIN THAI PEANUT
2258 - RIGHT BRAIN SCHRUTE FARMS BEET SAISON
2259 - RIGHT BRAIN SPEAR BEER ASPARAGUS ALE
2260 - RIGHT BRAIN LOOPING OWL WHISKEY AGED ALE
2261 - SCARLET LANE DORIAN STOUT
2262 - SUN KING SYMPATHY FOR THE DEVIL
2263 - EVANS BREWING STOUT AT THE DEVIL2265 – FATE MOIRAI COFFEE IPA
2266 - WILLOUGHBY BREWING PEANUT BUTTER CUP COFFEE PORTER
2267 - PIG MINDS JOE DADDY
2268 - YAK & YETI BREWPUB BARREL AGED YAK'S RUSSIAN IMPERIAL STOUT
2269 - BLACK SKY PERSEPHONE POMEGRANATE WHEAT
2270 - BLACK SKY PETAL TO THE METAL
2271 - DOGFISH HEAD BEER THOUSAND
2272 – CELLARMAKER COFFEE & CIGARETTES
2273 - EL TORO BREWING GHOST CHILI GOLDEN ALE
Saturday 10/4 – GABF Sessions #3 & #4, finishing up at
TRVE; A personal record of 108 samples in a day, and boy, was I feeling it:
2274 - TRIPLE ROCK SMALL TALK2275 - TRIPLE ROCK RYE SMILE
2276 - TRIPLE ROCK BELL RINGER2278 - TRIPLE ROCK RED ROCK
2279 - RARE BARREL SOURTOOTH TIGER
2280 - RARE BARREL MAP OF THE SUN
2281 - RARE BARREL FORCES UNSEEN
2282 - RARE BARREL COSMIC DUST
2283 - ANCHOR BREWING COMPANY OBA (OUR BARREL ALE)
2284 - ANCHOR BREWING COMPANY POTRERO HILL SOUR MASH IPA
2285 - KERN RIVER BLACK ROCK IPA
2286 - KERN RIVER GRAVITY CHECK
2287 - KERN RIVER PUMPKIN ALE
2288 - KERN RIVER SHUTTLE BUNNY
2289 – IRONFIRE VICIOUS DISPOSITION IMPERIAL PORTER
2290 - FIFTY FIFTY ECLIPSE BARREL AGED IMPERIAL STOUT
2291 - FIFTY FIFTY TOTALITY IMPERIAL STOUT2293 - FIFTY FIFTY SPRING FEVER
2294 - EL TORO BREWING EL TORO NEGRO IMPERIAL STOUT
2295 - DUST BOWL BREWING CHERRY PICKER
2296 - DUST BOWL BREWING HOBO PILSNER
2297 – CELLARMAKER PERMANENT DAYLIGHT
2298 – CELLARMAKER TIM'S BROWN
2299 – ELYSIAN FIFTY SHADES OF GREEN
2300 - ELLIOTT BAY VIETNAMESE COFFEE STOUT
2301 - ELLIOTT BAY FAUNTLEROY IMPERIAL STOUT 2012
2302 – ELYSIAN THE DREAD
2303 - THE COMMONS MYRTLE
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| Finally, the demand for asparagus beer is met. |
2306 - BEND BREWING LOVELY CHERRY BALTIC PORTER
2307 - BASE CAMP RIPSTOP RYE PILS
2308 - BASE CAMP THE INCREDIBLE BALTOR
2309 - 10 BARREL CUCUMBER CRUSH
2310 - 10 BARREL P2P
2311 - GIGANTIC TOO MUCH COFFEE MAN
2312 - GIGANTIC PIPEWRENCH GIN BARREL AGED IPA
2313 - SOUND BREWERY MONK'S INDISCRETION
2314 - SOUND BREWERY DUBBEL ENTENDRE
2315 - SOUND BREWERY TRIPEL ENTENDRE
2316 – STOUP NW RED
2317 – STOUP BAVARIAN HEFEWEIZEN
2318 – STOUP ROBUST PORTER
2319 - DESCHUTES BREWERY THE ABYSS 2012
2320 - DESCHUTES BREWERY PLANETE ROUGE
2321 - ODELL BREWING GRAMPS OATMEAL STOUT
2322 - ODELL BREWING FRIEK2324 - AVERY BREWING OBSCURO & NIMBOSUS
2325 - AVERY BREWING RUMPKIN
2326 - AVERY BREWING UNCLE JACOBS STOUT
2327 - THIRSTY DOG BOURBON BARREL WULVER WEE HEAVY
2328 - THIRSTY DOG SIBERIAN NIGHT BOURBON BARREL AGED
2329 - SOLEMN OATH HEAVYWEIGHT TICKLEFIGHT CHAMPION OF THE WORLD WOOD BARREL AGED STRONG ALE
2330 - SOLEMN OATH SNAGGLETOOTH BANDANA IPA
2331 - SCRATCH BREWING BURDOCK SAHTI
2332 - ROCHESTER MILLS MILKSHAKE STOUT
2333 - BROKEN COMPASS CHILI PEPPER PALE ALE
2334 - BROKEN PLOW SIGNATURE CHILI WHEAT
2335 - SAINT ARNOLD BISHOP'S BARREL NO. 4
2336 - SAINT ARNOLD BISHOP'S BARREL NO. 2 BRETT
2337 – TELLURIDE WET HOPPED AMERICAN SUMMER
2338 - TRINITY LE CAPITAINE PETITE BOUDDHA
2339 - TWISTED PINE BILLY'S
CHILIES 2341 – VERBOTEN MOUNTAIN MAN BOURBON BARREL IMPERIAL RYE ALE
2342 – VERBOTEN IN LOVE WITH SUMMER STRAWBERRY RHUBARB ALE
2343 - B2B BISTRONOMY CHERRY STOUT
2344 - BIG BEND MARFA LIGHT RUSSIAN IMPERIAL STOUT
2345 – ARMADILLO BRUNCH MONEY IMPERIAL GOLDEN STOUT
2346 – ARMADILLO QUAKERTOWN STOUT
2347 – LIQUAMENTUM DOUBLE DOWN DAVY BROWN
2348 – LIQUAMENTUM HELL'S HALF ACRE
2349 - MAD RIVER BREWING CELLAR RESERVE 2013
2350 - AVERY BREWING THE KAISER
2351 - LEFT HAND BREWING 400 LB MONKEY
2352 - LEFT HAND BREWING SMOKEJUMPER SMOKED IMPERIAL PORTER
2353 - DESCHUTES BREWERY ZARABANDA
2354 - 5 RABBIT CERVECERIA YODO CON LECHE2356 – BRENNER BACON BOMB
2357 – BRICKSTONE WITCHING HOUR
2358 - CHRISTIAN MOERLEIN HELLTOWN RYE-OT
2359 - DADS & DUDES RUM, FORREST! RUM!
2360 - FORBIDDEN ROOT SUBLIME GINGER
2361 - REVIVAL DOUBLE BLACK IPA
2362 - FULL PINT BREWING GUS IPA
2363 - FREEWILL / FULL PINT COLLABORATION SAFEWORD MANGO HABANERO IMPERIAL IPA
2364 – MORGANTOWN JESCO'S WHITE IPA
2365 - BUR OAK DEVINE IPA
2366 – BORGATA OATMEAL CREAM STOUT
2367 - BLUE SKYE 00 BUCKSHOT2369 - SQUATTER'S HELL'S KEEP
2370 – WASATCH JALAPENO CREAM ALE
2371 - NEW AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE ALE
2372 - LAUGHING SUN 19TH AMENDMENT CHOCOLATE CHERRY STOUT
2373 - BACK FORTY FENCE POST SESSION ALE
2374 - BAYOU TECHE COCODRIE
2375 - BEAR WATERS SUNBURST BLOOD ORANGE SAISON
2376 - BLACK ABBEY THE CHAPTER HOUSE
2377 – CORE ESB
2378 – CUMBERLAND WHATCHU GINGER SAISON
2379 – TRVE HAIL SAISON WORSHIP DOOM
2380 – TRVE N.P.O.N. EQUINOX PALE ALE
2381 – TRVE MMXIV-I
Sunday 10/5 – Last wanderings through LoDo, finishing at
Rootdown, Denver Int’l Airport:
2382 - ELEVATION BEER COMPANY 7437
2383 - BRECKENRIDGE BREWERY LUCKY U DOUBLE IPA ON NITRO2382 - ELEVATION BEER COMPANY 7437
2384 - DENVER BEER CO. OLD WORLD IPA
2385 - DENVER BEER CO. INCREDIBLE PEDAL IPA
2386 - DENVER BEER CO. KING OF JACKS IMPERIAL PUMPKIN
2387 - PROST BREWING PILS
2388 - PROST BREWING KELLER PILS
2389 - PROST BREWING DUNKEL
2390 - PROST BREWING KOLSCH
2391 - PROST BREWING WEISSBIER
2392 - PROST BREWING OKTOBERFEST MARZEN
2393 - GREAT DIVIDE BREWING HADES
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| TRVE love |
Monday 10/6 – Home at last
2395 - AVERY BREWING THE BEAST GRAND CRU
Tuesday 10/7 - Home
2396 - EAGLE ROCK BREWERY UNITY LOS ANGELES PALE ALE
2397 - STONE BREWING ENJOY BY 10.31.14 IPA2396 - EAGLE ROCK BREWERY UNITY LOS ANGELES PALE ALE
Wednesday 10/8 – Sunset Beer Co. run & a couple at home
2398 - TAHOE MOUNTAIN BREWING PARTY BOY BELGIAN IPA
2399 - COSMIC ALES HELLHOUND BROWN2398 - TAHOE MOUNTAIN BREWING PARTY BOY BELGIAN IPA
2400 - MONKISH / SUNSET BEER CO. COLLABORATION SUNSET BEER WIT
2401 - NORTH PEAK BREWING DUBIOUS BLACK CHOCOLATE STOUT
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| True Love. |
Thursday 10/9 – New release tastings at Vendome & Eagle
Rock Brewery, then finishing at home
2403 - MODERN TIMES AURORA RED RYE IPA
2404 - BREWERY OMMEGANG GAME OF THRONES: VALAR MORGHULIS2403 - MODERN TIMES AURORA RED RYE IPA
2405 - BEAR REPUBLIC BREWING CAFÉ RACER 15
2406 - THE BRUERY IGNIS FATUUS
2407 - MIDNIGHT SUN BREWING BERSERKER IMPERIAL STOUT2409 - EAGLE ROCK BREWERY MEL'S BELLS PINK SAISON WITH WET HOPPED MOSAIC
2410 – ALLAGASH NANCY RED SOUR WITH CHERRIES
2411 - EAGLE ROCK BREWERY NORM II SMOKED PORTER
2412 - EAGLE ROCK BREWERY / MALTOSE FALCONS COLLABORATION LONGEVITY BALTIC PORTER
2413 - CRAZY MOUNTAIN BREWING MOUNTAIN LIVIN' PALE ALE
Friday 10/10 – Oceanside with my boy
2414 - BAGBY BEER COMPANY BACK GARDEN PALE ALE
2415 - BAGBY BEER COMPANY CONTINENTAL CREAM ALE2414 - BAGBY BEER COMPANY BACK GARDEN PALE ALE
2416 - BAGBY BEER COMPANY ASPHALT JUNGLE IRISH STYLE DRY STOUT
2417 - BAGBY BEER COMPANY 3 BEAGLES BROWN ALE
2419 - BAGBY BEER COMPANY HOP WHOMPUS
2420 - BELCHING BEAVER BLUSHING BEAVER RED ALE
2421 - BREAKWATER BREWING MAVERICK'S DOUBLE IPA
2422 - BREAKWATER BREWING ALPHA BRAVO
2423 - BREAKWATER BREWING TEAHUPO'O
2424 - BREAKWATER BREWING DMJ IPA
2425 - BREAKWATER BREWING OLD BLUE EYES
2426 - BREAKWATER BREWING WALKABOUT STOUT
2427 - BREAKWATER BREWING KALI KUSH
2428 - BREAKWATER BREWING BIERE DU JOUR
2429 - BREAKWATER BREWING BARREL 5
2430 - BREAKWATER BREWING RAILSLIDE RED
2431 - BREAKWATER BREWING PERFECT DAY
2432 - BREAKWATER BREWING TIS WIT IT TIS
2433 – MANZANITA RUSTIC HORIZON
Saturday 10/11 – Oceanside Day 2
2435 - MISSION BREWERY PLUNDER IPA
2436 - ACOUSTIC ALES BREWING INSTANT TRIPEL KARMA2435 - MISSION BREWERY PLUNDER IPA
2437 - BEER BREWING COMPANY LIMA-BIER
2438 - BEER BREWING COMPANY BELGIAN GOLD
2439 - BEER BREWING COMPANY BROWN
2440 - BEER BREWING COMPANY UFO IPA
2441 - BEER BREWING COMPANY XXX THREAT HOP FILTERED IPA
2442 - ACOUSTIC ALES BREWING MOSH PIT
2443 - ACOUSTIC ALES BREWING TUSH DOUBLE DRY HOPPED SESSION IPA
Sunday 10/12 – Chillin at home with the Wife & the NFL
2444 - STRIKE BREWING DOUBLE IPA
2445 - GIGANTIC VOLTA SAISON2444 - STRIKE BREWING DOUBLE IPA
2446 - MIDNIGHT SUN BREWING SNOWSHOE WHITE
2447 - KENNEBUNKPORT BREWING CO. PORTER
2448 - EVIL TWIN BREWING LIL' B
Monday 10/13 – Home, half of these went down the drain
2449 - KENNEBUNKPORT BREWING CO. IPA
2450 - OL' BURRO BREWERY TAP 79 IPA2449 - KENNEBUNKPORT BREWING CO. IPA
2451 - RHINELANDER BREWING BOATSWAIN CHOCOLATE STOUT
2452 – JOSEPHSBRAU STOCKYARD OATMEAL STOUT
2453 - CRAZY MOUNTAIN BREWING AMBER ALE
Tuesday 10/14 – Samplers at 38 Degrees, and a few at home
2454 - BEACHWOOD / DRAKE'S COLLABORATION VULCANIZER IPA
2455 - FACTION BREWING BORN DAY DOUBLE IPA2454 - BEACHWOOD / DRAKE'S COLLABORATION VULCANIZER IPA
2456 - THREE WEAVERS MIDNIGHT FLIGHT IMPERIAL STOUT
2457 - BERRYESSA BREWING DOUBLE TAP IPA
2458 - STONE / DOGFISH HEAD / VICTORY COLLABORATION SAISON DU BUFF
2459 - KARL STRAUSS PEANUT BUTTER CUP PORTER
2460 - PEAK ORGANIC BREWING IPA
2461 - GRAND TETON BREWING TROUT HOP BLACK IPA
Wednesday 10/15 – Home, more than half of this went down the
drain
2462 - BOULDER BEER COMPANY BUFFALO GOLD
2463 - CLOWN SHOESPECAN PIE PORTER2462 - BOULDER BEER COMPANY BUFFALO GOLD
2464 - FULL SAIL BREWING AMBER ALE
2465 - GREENE KING THE KING'S ENGLISH IPA
2466 - RHINELANDER BREWING BOATSWAIN AMERICAN IPA
2467 - FULL SAIL BREWING IPA
Thursday 10/16 – New release tasting at Vendome, and a
couple cheap ones at home
2468 - BOULEVARD BREWING TWO JOKERS DOUBLE-WIT
2469 - SMUTTYNOSE / STONE COLLABORATION CUSTER'S LAST STAND
IPA2468 - BOULEVARD BREWING TWO JOKERS DOUBLE-WIT
2470 - SKA BREWING AUTUMNAL MOLE STOUT
2471 - MIDNIGHT SUN BREWING T.R.E.A.T. IMPERIAL CHOCOLATE PUMPKIN PORTER
2472 - ADELBERT'S BREWERY BARREL AGED 2013 VINTAGE MONKS2474 – JOSEPHSBRAU BAVARIAN STYLE HEFEWEIZEN
2475 - FULL SAIL BREWING WASSAIL WINTER ALE
2476 - CRAZY MOUNTAIN BREWING LAVA LAKE WIT
Friday 10/17 – Flight at Tony’s Darts Away and a couple at
home
2477 - CISMONTANE BREWING HOLY JIM FALLS XPA
2478 - TELEGRAPH BREWING RESERVE WHEAT ALE2477 - CISMONTANE BREWING HOLY JIM FALLS XPA
2479 - ANDERSON VALLEY BREWING MENDO MELLO ESTATE WET HOP ALE
2480 - LATITUDE 33 BREWING CAMEL CORPS IPA
2481 - GIGANTIC FIREBIRD SMOKED HEFEWEIZEN
2482 - EINSTOK OLGERD ICELANDIC ARCTIC BERRY ALE
2483 - NORTH COAST BREWING PUCK, THE BEER PETITE SAISON
Saturday 10/18 – Burbank OktoBURfest by day, and late night
Long Beach beering by night
2484 - AVERY BREWING GORED SESSION PUMPKIN ALE
2485 - MACLEOD ALE BREWING OLD TOASTY DARK MILD2484 - AVERY BREWING GORED SESSION PUMPKIN ALE
2486 - FIGUEROA MOUNTAIN BREWING MAGPIE BALTIC PORTER
2487 - GOLDEN ROAD OKTOBERFEST
2488 - OHANA BREWING SAISON NOIR2490 - EPIC BREWING DOUBLE SKULL DOPPELBOCK LAGER
2491 - EPIC BREWING FEST DEVIOUS
2492 - ENEGREN BREWING VALKYRIE ALTBIER
2493 - NEW BELGIUM PUMPKICK
2494 - BAYREUTHER HELL
2495 - ENEGREN BREWING FOLIAGE PALE ALE
2496 - GORDON BIERSCH FESTBIER
2497 – SPATEN OKTOBERFESTBIER
2498 - BEACHWOOD BREWING ALPHA NEO
2499 - BEACHWOOD BREWING LAUREL IPA
2500 - BEACHWOOD BREWING HOP VADER
2501 - BEACHWOOD BREWING ANNIHILATOR
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| "Wait, you drank how many??" |
2504 - CISCO BREWERS ISLAND RESERVE: RUSSIAN IMPERIAL STOUT
2505 - MONKEY PAW BREWING TAMARIN IPA
2506 - BOOTLEGGER'S BREWERY OLD WORLD HEFEWEIZEN
2507 - GOLDEN ROAD 100 & 2 BELGIAN STRONG
2508 - SAN PEDRO BREWING PORT TOWN PILSNER
Sunday 10/19 - Home
2509 - NORTH COAST / ROGUE / DESCHUTES
COLLABORATION CLASS OF '88 BARLEYWINE STYLE ALE
2510 - PITTSBURGH
BREWING IRON CITY BEER
Monday 10/20 - Home
2511 - PORT BREWING MIDNIGHT EXPRESSION LAGER
2512 - UINTA BREWING CAHOOTS SAISON2513 - OCEANSIDE ALE WORKS SAN LUIS REY RED
