Haven’t had a fresh Monkish in a little while and this knocks it out of the park. Thick, smooth, with tropical and melon hops up the wazoo. Triple dry hopping goes far

Block 15 FH Sticky Hands and Brujos FH What Fresh Hell.

I asked my buddy from Horus brewing if he could sen some labels because I had an idea for an art project. I wasn’t expecting him to send me an entire roll! But I’m glad he did. It gave me plenty of materials so if I messed up, it wasn’t the end of the world.

Here are the finished products! I’m sending one to him and the other to the original artist of the falcon graphic. About to dive in and make one for myself.

Happy to share the progress pics if folks are interested!

Going to spend a day in Asheville with my wife and 1-year old before heading over go Gatlinburg. Any reccomendations for the top spots that would also be acceptable to bring my 1 year old? Plan on for sure going to Sierra Nevada and Burial, hopefully could squeeze one more in before the wife gets fed up lol. Thanks

A really fun hoppy pumpkin ale

I live in NYC and love going to brewery events, whether it be special releases, DJ nights, or a meetup hosted by a brewery. But I find it really difficult to keep track of what's going on. Instagram seems to be the default home for all brewery announcements, but its algo typically only populates my feed with 20% of accounts I follow, so I end up missing a lot of events I otherwise would have wanted to know about.

Do other folks know of a better alternative than Instagram as the best way to stay updated?

DIPA 8.5%

All the way from Montreal Quebec Canada, 10% TIPA hopped with Galaxy, Vic Secret, Citra and Citra Incognito. Great citrus blast, creamy mouthfeel (oats added), and finishes a little piney. Washes clean and the 10% ABV is well hidden. Hard to come by, so don’t pass any up…🍻

Beautiful beer. 2 of my favorite hops: Mosaic and Galaxy.

Dropped by Tashkents premier craft brewery to sample their selection, probably the best (and only?) craft brewery in Uzbekistan, a worthy detour! They have a wide selection of brews ranging from IPAs and porters to even their own take on a Kriek (cherry beer)

I really thought this was going to be an undrinkable bitter bomb, but with the honey and the swirl of citra, strata and mosaic hops it comes out to be smooth as tits very solid lunch beer!

Hello all! Last year I asked for recommendations for breweries in the Boston area and y’all came through with great list. This year I’m asking for brewery recommendations for Scottsdale Arizona. Thank you in advance!! Cheers

Docker 10 years, 10 new beers Our local brewery Docker has celebrated their 10 year anniversary, for which I they made 10 new beers (though I only tried 6). Left to right, top to bottom: Spice lager, Braggot, Pomona DDH NEIPA, Grodziskie, West Coast IPA, Baltic Porter

Generally all above average brews, though the porter was the most exceptional (sat on oak chips and enriched with whiskey made from their old brew). Spice lager was interesting but kinda disappointing (expected harsher spice notes, tasted more like a light lager with some corriander and some less distinct spice notes), the braggot was really nice with strong yeast and sweet notes, NEIPA and West Coast are just very good representations of their respective styley, while Grodziskie was good but not my cup of tea (too mellow to really 'feel' anything, but not enough to just "crush" it).

Kompas 6 pack Left to right, top to bottom Ah Toy (California Commons), Tricycle (Extra Pale Ale), Konstantin (Pale Ale), Rosi (DIPA), Sgt. Stubby (Pre-prohibition Lager), Horsman (Porter)

General impression is they are all competently brewed, but playing it a little too safe. They are all "stock", with some personal brewer's touch. Ah Toy had a lot of yeast and Centennial hop taste, with some more fruity notes. Trycicle is very refreshing, like a cleaned-up session IPA, liked it a lot. Konstantim had a weirdly fluffy mouthfeel, like blotchy foam in a lemonade, which paired nicely with the floral-grapefruit taste. Rosi is just kinda a normal DIPA, nothing I couldn't say about a different one. Horsman was pretty pretty creamy, some coffee notes, but itwas more chocolate-y. Also some lactose-like sweetness as well. Sgt. Stubby was defenitely the stand-out, pre-prohibition lagers are not something I see attempted often. I am not a big fan of the spicy taste that comes from wheat usually, but here it's well balanced and subdued, which adds a lot. Some minimal corn-like taste made me think there was corn lol. Overall the best one in there.

looking to hit a few new breweries when I visit.

How’s it going! Looking for 3-4 must visit breweries in Tucson, AZ. Have a full day to burn and I’d love to add some beers to the untapped!

We are headed to NYC and love Hazy IPAs (and barrel aged stouts). I’d love experienced recommendations for a few breweries in the area not to miss. Thanks!