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Mercy

Hopefully I can find some more.

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3L of Belgium

The best kind of six-pack: assorted 750ml bottles.

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Crane Trailsmith

One of the last beers I have left from my trip to Kansas City.

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Double White Stout

I always get these, just because I find them fascinating.

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Sunshine

At some point in 2020, it seemed like Sunshine beers stopped showing up. I had to take matters into my own hands and just make the drive and pay them a visit to pick up a few crowlers and have a taco lunch. I normally forget to take the pictures

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Beerio Hoodie

I'd say this is up my alley.

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BBA "Notella" Stout

I got this one in January. I think I like the regular "notella" stout more, but the BA effect isn't super strong, so reminds of the regular one a lot anyway. Clearly "notella" is a kind of avoidance of the well-known trademarked brand

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Veneration

This beer from 3 Sheeps is another that's up my alley. The high gravity, intense flavor alley. I have a few other beer alleys, and this is the one I usually leave for the end of the night. A dessert of sorts. This beer is a Belgian quad

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Plumptuous

As usual for any beer I mention here, I like this one a lot. It's a heavy-duty scotch ale that adds a little sweetness and body – but not from barrel-aging. I'm a fan of BA beer, but they can get fairly expensive. Plumptuous can

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2x Irish Beers

To celebrate St. Patrick's Day, I got some Irish-style beer from Giant Jones. I also got a couple bottles of Bière de Garde, but they forgot to put the label on it! Either of these beers would've been a perfect St. Patrick's Day

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Ninja Dust

Last week I got word about this beer, and I found some for myself. The juicy IPAs are interesting. One that I liked a lot last year was the Murder Hornet one from Ale Asylum. This one is really good too. It seems like this one's got a

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Bière de Garde

There aren't a lot of bière de gardes out there. The style is from France, and France isn't known for a lot of styles of beer. It's a lot like a saison. In fact I think there is very little that separates the two