Beer of the Day thread (and ci-derp)
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It's a quarter-turn faucet, which seals very well and yet doesn't need to be held open during dispensing. This one is from a box which claims that it'll last for up to six weeks after opening, and I can believe it. To give you some idea of how securely it closes, this one doesn't even have a foil seal on the opening like most of the push-to-dispense types do.
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^^Quick follow up on that Project Pam: they went "on sale" for $21 last weekend (in spite of the Founder's website saying suggested retail is only $15 ) so I broke down and bought one last night. I'm hopelessly a stout fan, but I have to say I really, really liked it. I could definitely taste the IPA roots, but there was much more roasted malt, maple, oak, and whiskey goodness to it. Great for me, but definitely not just a black IPA. I'm glad I tried it, but at that price, I won't be buying another.
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Beer of the Day thread
I had a Cambridge Bourbon barrel stout in a 750 bottle that suckered ***. Beer geek at the store fawned over it but it was a really poor example of an imperial stout and the Bourbon aromas were barely noticeable.
0 of 5 stars.
0 of 5 stars.