The Menu Part 24 The Turkey Hill Diet Ice Tea Edition

[Starat327]

Also need to find Double Bag from Long Trail and Duck Rabbit Barleywine

I typically always had trouble finding duck rabbit stuff here. But I would always get it when I used to make trips to Stateline.

 

[Tripod]

 

[PDX Flyer]

Also need to find Double Bag from Long Trail and Duck Rabbit Barleywine

Long trail..... that’s a name i have not heard in awhile. Their pale was was my go to at Killington’s lodge back when we would rent a house every winter.

 

[prototypical4thliner]

Long trail..... that’s a name i have not heard in awhile. Their pale was was my go to at Killington’s lodge back when we would rent a house every winter.

I feel like they are one of the lesser known OGs from the north east. Definitely a gateway beer for me.

 

[PDX Flyer]

I feel like they are one of the lesser known OGs from the north east. Definitely a gateway beer for me.

For sure.....long train, magic hat, saranac were my transitional beers out of just drinking the cheapest we could find

 

[Starat327]

For sure.....long train, magic hat, saranac were my transitional beers out of just drinking the cheapest we could find

Man, magic hat brings bsck memories.

 

[PDX Flyer]

Man, magic hat brings bsck memories.
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No kidding right? That #9 , I think aha, that was apricot flavors. They made some good stuff for back then and the art work was always cool.

Saranac was big for me as well being in upstate ny. I believe they sold out but way back in the day their beer was so good. Their pumpkin beer from back in the day is the best I ever had

 

[Starat327]

Yeah, Saranac pumpkin was the gateway seasonal. Life was so much simpler back then.

 

[Cody Webster]

They finally do a barleywine and it's Chicago only. Son of a.



Have a bunch of company I like coming over the next few weeks. I forgot to get the darker stuff before it hit storage, but these are the IPAs.

I'll be out in Chicago in a few weeks...unfortunately, I don't think they'll be available yet

Also, I need to try the crushable church. They offer it at one of the local golf courses I frequent, but haven't had it yet.

Also also, I need to get over to my brother-in-laws to pick up some Treehouse he scooped me up last week when he was up in Boston.

No kidding right? That #9 , I think aha, that was apricot flavors. They made some good stuff for back then and the art work was always cool.

Saranac was big for me as well being in upstate ny. I believe they sold out but way back in the day their beer was so good. Their pumpkin beer from back in the day is the best I ever had

#9, Electric Peel and Low Key were some good ones.

 

[dragonoffrost]

Might need some recommendations for Charlotte area breweries/brewpubs as my Carowinds trip might have a weather issue or two when there next week.

Kings Dominion area looks great for early week... late week/weekend in Charlotte not so much.

 

[Cody Webster]

Might need some recommendations for Charlotte area breweries/brewpubs as my Carowinds trip might have a weather issue or two when there next week.

Kings Dominion area looks great for early week... late week/weekend in Charlotte not so much.

Leaving Saturday for Lake Norman! Haven't even looked at the weather lol

Obviously you have your go to Charlotte breweries in Sycamore and NoDa. Looks like Olde Mecklenburg is the go to for German beers and Sugar Creek is right down the street.

There's also a Victory/Southern Tier/Sixpoint beer hall down there too

 

[Starat327]

Might need some recommendations for Charlotte area breweries/brewpubs as my Carowinds trip might have a weather issue or two when there next week.

Kings Dominion area looks great for early week... late week/weekend in Charlotte not so much.

Burial Beer Co. Won't need to go anywhere else.

 

[dragonoffrost]

Leaving Saturday for Lake Norman! Haven't even looked at the weather lol

Obviously you have your go to Charlotte breweries in Sycamore and NoDa. Looks like Olde Mecklenburg is the go to for German beers and Sugar Creek is right down the street.

There's also a Victory/Southern Tier/Sixpoint beer hall down there too

Sycamore is the brewery for Carowinds so I'll get that in park

I had Mountain Candy and the beer they labeled for Copperhead Strike, a roller coaster, which is probably a offering they just relabel when I was there 2 years ago.

It's three days at each amusement park in case things like weather hits but I still like to prep for the chances.

 

[Cody Webster]

Burial Beer Co. Won't need to go anywhere else.

They look like the Tired Hands of Charlotte

 

[JojoTheWhale]

Might need some recommendations for Charlotte area breweries/brewpubs as my Carowinds trip might have a weather issue or two when there next week.

Kings Dominion area looks great for early week... late week/weekend in Charlotte not so much.

Besides the obvious stuff, Fonta Flora makes some damn fine wild ales if that’s up your alley. I haven’t been to the one in Charlotte though. Whippoorwill Farm is beautiful.

 

[dragonoffrost]

Besides the obvious stuff, Fonta Flora makes some damn fine wild ales if that’s up your alley. I haven’t been to the one in Charlotte though. Whippoorwill Farm is beautiful.

That's a great idea for a full day washout. It's about 1 1/2 hours from Carowinds so doable but only if the storms will close the park for the day.

But this and Burial could make a killer 1-2 punch in Charlotte for a quick couple hour storm. Then back to the park or if I don't want to stick around Friday night when Skillet is playing at the park.

 

[Starat327]

They look like the Tired Hands of Charlotte

It's a pretty good way to describe them. Just without all kf the sexual harassment and beer that didn't peak 7 years ago.

 

[Cody Webster]

It's a pretty good way to describe them. Just without all kf the sexual harassment and beer that didn't peak 7 years ago.

So, nothing like TH...

 

[Starat327]

So, nothing like TH...

Lol.

The can art and mystique/ weird names are similar. TH does (or did anyway, it's been a while) w lot of experimental stuff. Burial just does a smaller scale of experimenting but they do it well.

 

[dragonoffrost]

I knew where to go for recommendations on travel beers

 

[Chicken N Raffls]

Sierra Nevada and Flying Fish were probably my first forays into non-domestics. The Celebration Ale was a staple in my fridge every year.

 

[prototypical4thliner]

If you want to sample them, Burial delivers to PA.

Also magic hat circus boy is a delicious summertime treat.

 

[trostol]

Sierra Nevada and Flying Fish were probably my first forays into non-domestics. The Celebration Ale was a staple in my fridge every year.

they used to make a great brown ale that I haven't seen in ages

 

[Starat327]

Sierra Nevada and Flying Fish were probably my first forays into non-domestics. The Celebration Ale was a staple in my fridge every year.

Was? Celebration is still one of the beers i look forward to most.

they used to make a great brown ale that I haven't seen in ages

Sierra Nevada is synonymous with Narwahl for me.

 

[dragonoffrost]

If you want to sample them, Burial delivers to PA.

Also magic hat circus boy is a delicious summertime treat.

I can sample in NC... then have either visit Raj to see if he gets them or pick up in PA after work.