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^ Yeah, I had some of that at the Brooers tent and it was phenomenal. Too bad I have to wait until next year to get it again.
I drank a lot of Northern Lights this year. Usually I drink Blue, but this year it was relatively cool at Roo so I could indulge in heavier beer. I also had a great beer called Mumbai Rye at the Brooers tent from I think Good People brewing company.
I discovered the Magic Hat Wacko in the Brooer's tent this year... probably my new favorite beer! I drank it for the rest of the weekend. I also enjoyed the Abita Amber that I tried.
I discovered the Magic Hat Wacko in the Brooer's tent this year... probably my new favorite beer! I drank it for the rest of the weekend. I also enjoyed the Abita Amber that I tried.
I discovered the Magic Hat Wacko in the Brooer's tent this year... probably my new favorite beer! I drank it for the rest of the weekend. I also enjoyed the Abita Amber that I tried.
was that the red one?
Yes! Dude in the Brooer's Tent said it was red because it's made from sugar beets.
Post by swannylax14 on Jun 18, 2009 14:55:25 GMT -5
yeah, the wacko and the northern lights were both delicious. i want to say i had something from the pisgah brewery that was good too...i can't remember exactly what it was.
luckily i can buy sweetwater here from the store now...they came into our market a few months ago. :cheers
I worked the Broo'ers tent this year (2nd year in a row now) for Terrapin Beer out of Athens, Georgia. So I was rocking the Rye Pale Ale all weekend, along with the Woodchuck. (My first time trying it and it was SO smooth and ,sweet and so NOT tasting like an alcoholic beverage at all.) I love me some Terrapin, but have to travel an hour to Chattanooga to pick some up. So right now, I'm having a bottle or two of Sweetwater 420, which is always good as well.
My husband was thrilled with Wacko and drank it all weekend long. I tried it but wasn't that impressed. I'm a hardcore Rye Pale Ale fan and nothing much beats that for me - unless it's Fat Tire, which I didn't see at Bonnaroo at all this year - sad to say.
yeah, the wacko and the northern lights were both delicious. i want to say i had something from the pisgah brewery that was good too...i can't remember exactly what it was.
luckily i can buy sweetwater here from the store now...they came into our market a few months ago. :cheers
ha! yes, have been eyeballing the sweetwater in hairy tweeter...guess Ill give in tomorrow and try it
Hey everyone! Most of ya'll know that I am a wine, beer and spirits writer/educator. Well, I'm doing an article for a few papers and magazines on the beer scene at Roo. If any of you want to contribute any quotes or quips about your new fav beer that you discovered, happened across, or brought with you, feel free to contact me. Also, I appreciate you all putting up your beers, since I'm only one person, it was pretty hard for me to try everything there, no matter how hard I tried.
the best beer i had all weekend was the dos perros from yazoo brewing in TN - a nice roasted malt based brew, very smooth, medium bodied beer with no dominate hops profile (which seems to be what everyone else was selling). good clean taste - a delicious american brown. highly drinkable, although the dark brown color is deceiving - it looks like something that would be way too big for the TN heat
I worked the Broo'ers tent this year (2nd year in a row now) for Terrapin Beer out of Athens, Georgia. So I was rocking the Rye Pale Ale all weekend, along with the Woodchuck. (My first time trying it and it was SO smooth and ,sweet and so NOT tasting like an alcoholic beverage at all.) I love me some Terrapin, but have to travel an hour to Chattanooga to pick some up. So right now, I'm having a bottle or two of Sweetwater 420, which is always good as well.
My husband was thrilled with Wacko and drank it all weekend long. I tried it but wasn't that impressed. I'm a hardcore Rye Pale Ale fan and nothing much beats that for me - unless it's Fat Tire, which I didn't see at Bonnaroo at all this year - sad to say.
fattire can were being sold just outside the arch by some dude for a few bucks... yum!
american ale, for the guy who asked, is not terrible - it's just a thin version of an american ale. if you were at a show, and all they sold was bud, it would be the obvious choice. as far as buying some at the store, that would be silly - considering all the other options you would likely have.
i missed the rye ipa this year - bummer - i love the spiciness the rye brings to the party.
