Post a pic of your "Tasting" events

Discussion in 'Beer Talk' started by C2H5, Apr 21, 2012.

  1. Sean9689 Member

    Location:
    Illinois
    Some random dude who matches perfectly with the Feestbier

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  2. Soonami Member

    Location:
    Pennsylvania
    No need to be a dick about it. You listed 8 BA's and 25-30 beers, it's a legit question to ask.

    I was with Islandboi8204 at that tasting last night and after about 12 or 13 beers split about 8 ways over 3 hours, we were just about done.
  3. Sean9689 Member

    Location:
    Illinois
    Wasn't being a dick, just a smartass. :D We started at 1pm and finished about 10pm. We had 10 courses from the chef starting at 6pm or so until 9pm, so that kept us full as well. By the end, I was totally sober because of the spacing and pace...it worked out well for everyone.
  4. Tnudish Member

    Location:
    Wisconsin

    I cant speak for anyone else, but I am an alcoholic with an inexhaustible palate
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  5. ChrisPro Member

    Location:
    Illinois
    Yeah, I was amazed by how sober I was. Kind of strange.

    As for a "Pro" taking pics, here are a couple that I snapped that are my favorites:
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  6. Tnudish Member

    Location:
    Wisconsin
    Really like that last pic Chris
  7. ChrisPro Member

    Location:
    Illinois
    Thanks. Really glad I decided to stop every once in a while and take some shots, but even happier we had the pro to take most of them so I could sit back and enjoy the day. Good times!
  8. AgentZero Member

    Location:
    Illinois
    I'm a pro. Got a little tipsy in the evening but walked home sober. All about pacing.

    A good # of the bottles were Lambics/Gueuzes with lower ABV as well. That helped a lot, particularly in the beginning.
  9. BearsOnAcid Member

    Location:
    Massachusetts
    What is the pricing for a professional to photograph a beer tasting? I've been doing it for free all this time like a sucker.
  10. Kaydogg Member

    Location:
    Pennsylvania

    hey thanks to everyone and there generosity a couple other pics I thought I throw in

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  11. Rempo Member

    Location:
    Indiana
    They paid in dregs.
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  12. SpdKilz Member

    Location:
    Illinois
    Looks like your Veritas 010 actually had carbonation. The one I opened up a couple weeks ago was completely still :(
  13. Kaydogg Member

    Location:
    Pennsylvania
    quite a bit..cork jumped out with a big pop.. it was excellent..it was cool to try that and the upright Fantasia to compare peach sours
  14. Soonami Member

    Location:
    Pennsylvania
    Yeah I was about to make a joke that Chad would have to muster up a lot of strength to crank that cork out, but it came out nice and easy. There was a lot of carbonation in it though, definitely as much as the Cantillon beers
  15. nickd717 Member

    Location:
    California
    I don't know but this seemed kind of epik. Lots of bottle variation in that Dave, but on average it was the best beer I've ever had. I definitely recommend grabbing a sixer of that brewski if you can.[IMG]
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  16. ChrisPro Member

    Location:
    Illinois
    Nope, the dregs are being re-used for a homebrewed white whale pseudo-lambic ;)
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  17. BearsOnAcid Member

    Location:
    Massachusetts
    Had a drinking contest yesterday. Sour homebrew on tap and fresh Heady for palate cleansers.

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  18. BOBPINCH666 Member

    Location:
    New York
    How was the Frambozen / Armand & Tommy [sic]?
  19. thechrislife Member

    Location:
    Rhode Island
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    L to R:
    de Struise Pannepot Grand Reserva 2005
    Lost Abbery Red Poppy
    White Birch Barrel Reserve American Wild Ale
    Ommegang Ommegeddon
    Ithaca Brute
    Ithaca Le Bleu
    Mikkeller Nelson Sauvin Brut
    North Coast Old Rasputin XIV
    Nectar Ales Blank Xantus
    Cascade Sang Noir
    Cascade Sang Rouge
    Cascade The Vine
    Allagash Vagabond
    Goose Island Bourbon County Stout Coffee
    Goose Island Bourbon County Stout Vanilla
    Goose Island Bourbon County Stout Bramble Rye
    Goose Island Bourbon County Stout 2009
    Jack's Abby Hoponius Union
    Alesmith Speedway Stout
    Uinta Birthday Suit
    Cisco Cherry Woods
    HaandBryggeriet Haandbakk 2008
    HaandBryggeriet Haandbakk 2009
    New Glarus Belgian Red
    New Glarus Raspberry Tart
    The Bruery x Cigar City Marron Acidife
    New Belgium Lips of Faith - La Folie
    Firestone-Walker XIV
    HORAL's Oude Gueze Mega Blend 2011
    Founders Kentucky Breakfast Stout 2010
    Founders Kentucky Breakfast Stout 2011
    Founders Kentucky Breakfast Stout 2012
    Russian River Sanctification
    de Dolle Oerbier Special Reserva 2010
    Jolly Pumpkin Bambic
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  20. BearsOnAcid Member

    Location:
    Massachusetts
    Armand/tommy was really good. Frambozen still had lots of raspberry in it but was a little plain, good overall.

    Forgot to mention that the last two unlabelled bottles were southampton peconic and shot in the dark (blackberry Girardin)
  21. BOBPINCH666 Member

    Location:
    New York
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  22. Sean9689 Member

    Location:
    Illinois
    Yeah, that beer is amazeballs.
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  23. InebriatedJoker Member

    Location:
    Ohio
    A couple of BA's stopped by and this was the end result -
    growler to the left (fliptop) Allagash Saison Miham -Growler to the right (pigglyWiggly) Lips Of Faith -Tart Lychee

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    Cheers !
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  24. Keffa Member

    Location:
    Ohio

    I think other than the Black Top (which I haven't had) and the Tripel, the rest was good. The Shipwreck was really good, and Wookey Jack is fantastic. I think the surprice was that Anniversary, that was a damn good beer, probably the first from Shorts that I've had where I didn't hate it.

    Thanks for having me over Mike. I'll be back over for sure. I'm going to have to pick some good stuff up to share next time.
  25. InebriatedJoker Member

    Location:
    Ohio
    I thought the Dancing Man was a great surprise , I would drink that everyday
    everything was pretty good and the company was better ..
  26. jsilva Member

    Location:
    Massachusetts
    Armand Tommy was great, pretty similar to the 02 oude vintage we opened and those were 2 of my fav of the night. As far as frambozen the fruit was def still in the nose but the taste not as much and.was pretty plain and forgettable. Not a bad beer but.certainly not in the same class as the other fruited stuff. The 05 lou pepe kriek was a sleeper for me as i thought it was very good.
  27. Keffa Member

    Location:
    Ohio
    Yeah, Dancing Man was very solid. I really think that it's probably the best wheat (save for GBH, which we discussed) that I've had to date. Dazara wants to go to Jungle Jim's soon, so we'll see what I end up bringing back.
  28. lvoutlawjlh Member

    Location:
    Nebraska
    Last night's tasting:
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  29. 6DaysBottomOcean Member

    Location:
    Massachusetts
    chris is there a list of wtf we actually drank?
  30. jsilva Member

    Location:
    Massachusetts
    Some 07 Frech Gueuze
    Capt Law SFTO Wine B4
    Ithaca Lebleu Batch 1
    Cantillon Blabaer 2009
    Cantillon Blabaer 2011
    Cantillon Lou Pepe Kriek 2005
    Cantillon 1998 Unblended lambic
    Russian River Sanctification B4
    RR Framboise for a Cure 2011
    Bullfrog Frambozen
    Upright Sole Comp Barrel Aged 7 with Brett
    Alchemist Luscious
    Drie Fontenein Armand & Tommy Blend
    Upright Blend Love
    Crooked Stave Wild Wild Brett Red
    Cantillon Monks Cafe Cuvee de Monks Gueuze
    Allagash Victor Francenstein
    Hill Farmstead Flora Batch 2
    Bells Wild One
    Le trou du diable .... something in bourbon barrel
    2003 Dogfish 90 minute
    Kernel Citra,Breakfast stout
    Alaskan Smoked Porter 2007
    Drie Fontenein Oude Gueuze Vintage 2002
    Stumptown Tart
    Hill Farmstead Phenomology of Spirit
    Hannsens Oude Kriek 2000
    Cantillon Vigneronne 2010
    Lambrucha
    Dolcis Succubus
    Freemont BA Abomidable
    Six Row whisky barrel porter
    Hannsens experimental strawberry 2000/2001
    Stone Ruination 10th anniv
    Ithaca Brute Batch 1
    Cantillon Gueuze 2008
    Girardin Blackberry Lambic "Shot in the Dark"
    SouthHampton Peconic Counth Reserve
    Heady Topper
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  31. BearsOnAcid Member

    Location:
    Massachusetts
    Blabaer 750 was Lou Pepe Blabaer. Sole comp was De La Seven, not BA seven. The french sour was Bulles des Vignes. There was also the black IPA from Kernel. I dont remember the 4th kernel bottle cause I missed it while slaving over a deep fryer.
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  32. dc55110 Member

    Location:
    Minnesota
    Enjoyed the hot weather with several BA's yesterday afternoon and into the evening at my place.[IMG]
  33. Knifestyles Member

    Location:
    New York
    Bit of a spread from my 33rd celebration tasting this past weekend......just a couple of choice gems:

    BA Ruffian 3yr Vertical

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    Kuhnhenn Extranious Cassis 2005, Tenatious Cassis 2007, Raspberry Eisbock 2007

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    Kuhnhenn BBBW 2011

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    1970's (???) Mort Subite

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    Southampton Trappist IPA

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    Hanssen's Mead The Gueuze

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    Fantome Magic Ghost (!!!)

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    Kuhnhenn Green Apple Riesling Wine

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  34. gn0sis Member

    Location:
    Massachusetts
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  35. BOBPINCH666 Member

    Location:
    New York
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  36. BruChef Member

    Location:
    New York
    A sizable dent but still soo much more to drink. V 2.0 in Rochester, end of summer-ish perhaps?
  37. C2H5 Member

    Location:
    Illinois
    Finished these off with a fellow BA, Not bad for a weeknight!
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  38. OneBeertoRTA Member

    Location:
    California
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  39. Hophead717 Member

    Location:
    Pennsylvania

    One of these things is not like the others.
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  40. C2H5 Member

    Location:
    Illinois
    haha, the PBRs were our "palate cleansers"

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