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Last night had some beers with friends at their house. They had a fire too.

Sloop Juice Bombs were fillers.
Other Half - Go With The Flow.

Had a couple from@turkeyfeathers...
Mortalis Corymbus triple IPA the was smooth and dangerously drinkable.
Mortalis ichabod golden stout that seemed like it had hints of cocoa and Carmel. Definitely didn't expect it from the Golden color.

One friend broke out a 2018 Goose Island Bourbon County Vanilla Stout....that smell seriously took me mentally back to my grandparent's dairy farm feeding out haylage with molasses. It was delicious too though. (That beer in the pic, nebrmind mind the Surly brewing glass)



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23 minutes ago, dbHunterNY said:

One friend broke out a 2018 Goose Island Bourbon County Vanilla Stout....that smell seriously took me mentally back to my grandparent's dairy farm feeding out haylage with molasses. It was delicious too though. (That beer in the pic, nebrmind mind the Surly brewing glass)

Now that's a very specific smell.  We only used mollasses when the haylage was too dry.  I'll have to check that one out.

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