It's almost identical but you can absolutely tell there are a couple of different hops they used (as RR has mentioned). To me it almost comes off with a bit of sweetness (not much, but there is a bit). The aroma is amazing, and I am always a fan of DDH Double IPAs. It is a welcome take on this classic. So fantastic.
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It just started popping up in Virginia recently I believe. I found it in a bottle shop in a small town outside of Charlottesville, VA. Definitely good, and I'll be looking for more. Still waiting to get some of them Monkish brews in my life
one of my favorites from a local brewery. a liquid lollipop from froth. this is a triple fruited sour with passion fruit, orange and guava.
My god man, hahaha, I normally don't spend these kind of cycles on this sort of thing but I'm a little worried about you ...
I was asking if he shot the posted photo, i.e., the photo below, which is a real photo of a glass of beer, the beer can from which it was poured and IN THE BACKGROUND a painting of a dog.
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I asked because it was VERY CLEVER to stage a photo of beer that uses a dog as part of the can design, with a painting/print of a dog in the background.
I commissioned that from someone on imgur.
It's very good!
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I've got to get to Europe one of these days....
Some from this week.
Where are these beers from? Gives me a European vibe since they all have their special glass.
Los Angeles area. Monkish Brewing is in Torrance, CA. Highland Park Brewery is in Chinatown/DTLA.
Finished up a five say virtual training course yesterday and celebrated with a couple of fresh ones
Just saw some of their 4 pac IPAs at our local and they were priced $32.00 and I think $39.00 each...
Forget the names... I think one was the 90 minute IPA
The Tempeliers were a busy bunch. Both monks and knights, they fought for their religion.
Must have been brewing beer in between their crusades.
Oh, and they've even played a part in The Da Vinci Code ;-)
Check the print on the glass: they were indeed known to ride a horse with two.
Must have been brewing beer in between their crusades.
Oh, and they've even played a part in The Da Vinci Code ;-)
Check the print on the glass: they were indeed known to ride a horse with two.
not sure but in New England it feels like we have a new brewery on every other street now some are really good...
but I'm waiting for Pumpkin to COME BACK !!
but I'm waiting for Pumpkin to COME BACK !!
An impressive looking European beer, with elegant glassware.
Not a beer I have ever seen, let alone tasted; what is it like?
Lovely label.
Gorgeous; must say that anytime I have had it, I love this beer.