I don't really collect guys. Its more like a drinking habit. One I share with with many friends and family. It's not all for me, trust me please lol.
If not for two cases of Xocoveza and Born Yesterday, I have like 30 misc. beers in my fridge (beers add up fast. 6 of bo gose, 10 fbs, some local ipas x 4, 5-6 10-50, and misc others), and like 6 bombers. I'm definitely not sitting on a monster trove of vintage goodies. I posted over the years that I do in fact drink everything.
I'm trying hard to be OFF that bomber crap. That stuff is just immensely overpriced. BCBS is releasing in two weeks, and I've gotten some emails from TW about reserving "ONE" bottle lol. Gone are the days of full BCBCS case hauls and sharing with my NT brethren.
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I mainly bought BY because it reminds me of a local breweries IPA/APA that they bomber for $10. If I can get 3 times the amount for the same quality, why not take advantage. Looking at past check ins online, I was drinking BY until Chihristmas last year. By March, it was a true drain pour. So there is a quick and stern fall off. But it hasnt happened yet.
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If all we had were pumpkin beers, I would no longer drink beers. Probably one of the worst style offerings for me. Pumpking was/is considered the best. If you can't find appreciation to like that, please do not go into trying any of the other 50+ pumpkin beers.
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Some new beer tries.
SN Celrbation. Truly more of a straight away red ale with a nice malt sweetness and minimal bitterness and hopping. There is definitely balance but I dont see this as a IPA this year
SN Northern Hemp. Harvest Ale- Kind of feels like a SNPA to me. Sort of a malty, slightly hoppy, more of a IBU vibe. I guess you could call this one Great if it were 2005. But now, it just feels like almost all the others.
With that said, I have tried most of the wet hopped or fresh hopped beers available to me.. Born Yesterday has that dank bright hoppy vibe down perfectly. Easily 10 points better than anything else this year, on a 1-100 scale.