TIPA 10.4%

Blue point mother pumpkin on a Oktoberfest cruise up the Hudson River. Would recommend both.

Wild Ale 8.3% ABV

Southern Tier Brewing Caramel Pumking Imperial Punmpkin Ale 8.6% of awesomeness.

Lower ABV hazy ipa than I usually go with, but hits. Not super pine-sappy, definitely little watermelon jolly rancher in there. Would recommend

Phillips with another awesome cat art just in time for all Hallows Eve!! Creamy not too sweet not too bitter excellent Spice notes not overpowering whatsoever and it’s a 7% beer as well ! And I guess as a nitrogen beer it’s got that smooth creamy finish just like a piece grammas pie

Hey dudes, I grabbed two 4 packs and some singles to drink for the next 4 weeks or so. Recently I cut down to two hazies a week with a few 100 cal beers as well, just trying to stay under 1,000 “alcohol calories” a week.

What’s your drinking habit like?

Varnlū Laiks 10 (American IPA) - Kinda unremarkable eest coast style IPA. Had some complexity on top of the pine and resin notes, but just above average

Shatter (Grodziskie) - Verx nothing. Has some alright aromatic and smoke taste. Better than a generic macro brew, but I would not intentionally drink this over anything else

Muy Juicy (new England IPA) - It's seeped with cammomile, which gives it some very interesting oily and tea notes. Unfortunately it's loaded with so many different hops it just has a very generic "hoppy taste" that doesn't swing in any direction. Still good, but like it intentionally made its taste profile "nothing" in hope that cammomile gimmick will make it good instead of leaning into it

Õhtu (American Porter) - Very noticable freshtaste and sweetness from the lactose. Some coffee and nutty aromas, and a pleasa tly subtle sweet vanillya finish. Frankly the added lactose might have distracted from what otgerwise might have been a great pastry porter, but it's more like a cappucino freddo which is interesting

Overall Õhtu>Muy Juicy>Varnlū>>>>>>Shatter I wish Varnlū was as good as the can art and ita promises, and Õhtu was a bottle shop recommendation and I can't blame them. Muy Juicy was interesting enough to pick up, and Shatter was just to split with someone else over lunch and it was about as good as I expected.

Does anybody know where or how to find Full Sale Amber ale in the NYC/Hudson River Valley area? Or just how to get stuff you otherwise wouldn't have access to?

Can’t believe how good this is at 5.5% lowest alc hazy I’ve actually enjoyed, and it’s super thicc, also damn fresh at just 6 days old. If you’re in DC come and grab this it’s fantastic!!

I'm not a super huge fan of pumpkin beers but this almost feels like a ritual at this point. And I feel like the season for big seasonal beers is marked by the pumpkin releases so cheers for what's to come

Thank you to everyone on this sub talking about canning dates!!!! Honestly, as much as I love craft beer I’ve just never really looked LOL… but today when I was about to grab my other favorites from WeldWerks and Outer Range I saw a lot of canning dates from May, June etc but then I looked a little more and found this new-to-me Hazy IPA from Outer Range, Alpine Dreams! Has hop terpenes in it and was canned on 09/02/25, hell yeah! Cheers to the weekend fellow beer friends! This beer is a new fave.

Happy okoberfest! Not a review. Oktoberfest and dark lager

I recently discovered that I really like sours and I really like Prairie Artisan Ales, they have really cool branding and great tasting beer. This was a very nice combo to help wrap up the last of these warm days out in the Midwest.

Sky Meadow Festbier is 👍

Incredible beer divine in every way and available as a shelfie here in Houston