I heard the story while on tour at the Dogfish brewery but i was half in the bag at the time.I've tried the 60 and 90 but this one kinda scares me. Anyone else familiar with how the name Dogfish Head became the name of the brewery?
I heard the story while on tour at the Dogfish brewery but i was half in the bag at the time.I've tried the 60 and 90 but this one kinda scares me. Anyone else familiar with how the name Dogfish Head became the name of the brewery?
It s the amount of time it is continuously hopped.Stronger than most wines. Is 120 minutes the prescribed time to allow to drink?
sunday morning stout with a 12.7 avb should be called hair of the dog that bit you
I've tried the 60 and 90 but this one kinda scares me. Anyone else familiar with how the name Dogfish Head became the name of the brewery?
Yeah, I watched the series. In one of the episodes Sam (founder) was currently enrolled in college and wanted to drop out to start a brewery.He was scared to tell his father this and wasn't sure how to go about it. He decides to ask his dad to go for a walk with him and he works up the courage to tell him. Any fears about what his fathers reaction might be were soon gone as his father looked around, pointed at a road sign which read- Dog Fish Head Rd and simply said " That's the name of your new brewery"According to Wikipedia...
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I can tell you they are all different. I didnt care for the 60 ,kind of blah, but the 90 taste all together different. The 120 is definitely a sipper. I have a few aging ,ill be breaking them out soon as a birthday is rolling around.I've tried the 60 and 90 but this one kinda scares me. ?
Yeah the 90 took me 1/2 bottle before I started to acquire a taste for it . The second one I enjoyed![/QUOTE]I can tell you they are all different. I didnt care for the 60 ,kind of blah, but the 90 taste all together different. The 120 is definitely a sipper. I have a few aging ,ill be breaking them out soon as a birthday is rolling around.
Took me about a 6 pak ,but i bought a case already on the reputation so i was commited.Yeah the 90 took me 1/2 bottle before I started to acquire a taste for it . The second one I enjoyed!
Kinda far for me but it looks great!Anyone fortunate enough to have been to Tree House Brewing Co. ?
I can tell you they are all different. I didnt care for the 60 ,kind of blah, but the 90 taste all together different. The 120 is definitely a sipper. I have a few aging ,ill be breaking them out soon as a birthday is rolling around.
There are many foods that become an acquired taste. I couldn't touch hot salsa or hot peppers but now love them. Same for some cheeses. Any beer can be an acquired taste if you are not used to it. That said I am not an extrem-o-phile for hopped up IPAs, but I do appreciate some of the better crafted versions.I never understood the idea of drinking a beer till you develop a taste for it. When i drink a beer i want to like the taste of it from the start. I have had many friends tell me to drink more ipas and i will start to like them. But why would i want to drink something i dont like when there are plenty out there that i already like?
Its not that it was undrinkable but i wasnt crazy about it. (Dogfish90) .By the time i finished the case of 90 i found myself looking for more,which surprised me. A few IPAs (IMO) are fantastic. Although i dont care for most. Weyerbacher Double Simcoe is top shelf if you can find it and its $65-$70 a case when you do.I never understood the idea of drinking a beer till you develop a taste for it. When i drink a beer i want to like the taste of it from the start. I have had many friends tell me to drink more ipas and i will start to like them. But why would i want to drink something i dont like when there are plenty out there that i already like?
I have had a few IPAs that i liked. But most do nothing for me and i really dislike many of themIts not that it was undrinkable but i wasnt crazy about it. (Dogfish90) .By the time i finished the case of 90 i found myself looking for more,which surprised me. A few IPAs (IMO) are fantastic. Although i dont care for most. Weyerbacher Double Simcoe is top shelf if you can find it and its $65-$70 a case when you do.
Most of these things are age-factored. Kids like sweet, adults more often prefer savory. I couldn't even imagine eating Pixy Stix or Fun Dip today, but those were my favorite Halloween treats when I was 8. We all eat things today, that we wouldn't touch as kids.There are many foods that become an acquired taste. I couldn't touch hot salsa or hot peppers but now love them. Same for some cheeses. Any beer can be an acquired taste if you are not used to it. That said I am not an extrem-o-phile for hopped up IPAs, but I do appreciate some of the better crafted versions.
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