BarnTown Sticky Juice
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It was very solid. Not the best one I've had, but definitely a tasty beer that I'd drink again.
Basically like everything Confluence does.
I had the Extinction Event-Citra and Huell Melon. OK beer but not in the same ballpark
FWIW, I found that the second Extinction Event with Columbus, Galaxy, and Mosaic was better than the Citra and Huell Melon version.
Totally agree. The second in the series is much better than the first was.
As far as sticky goes it’s definitly one of the best neipa’s you will find in central Iowa. Picked up 6 bottles Saturday.
I agree with you guys on most of those being slightly overhyped, but saying anything in Iowa other than TG, Pulpit and at times Barn Town can hold a candle to Hill Farmstead/OH hazy Ipa's is a bit much.
Have you guys tried any hazies from the WC? If you haven't you need to. Monkish will change your life. You will start dreaming of it...trust me.
I really want to try this. I had Chowdah last year and was really impressed.
Maybe I need to take a long lunch/early supper this week . . .
Maybe I need to take a long lunch/early supper this week . . .
THIS. It's a good beer. I'd drink it again, but not a staple in my fridge.
I wish I could find an outstanding NEIPA at HyVee regularly . . .
I've had some stuff from Monkish. It's really good. Also, I didn't list anything else in Iowa other than TG, PR, and Barntown. I did list Forager in Rochester, MN.
It's funny how most of the good breweries can make a bunch of good beers in all different styles and then you have others that can't seem to make one really good beer. I'm not one to talk, all my home brew tasted like ass but at least I admitted it and didn't start a brewery.
The Voodoo Ranger Juicy Haze from New Belgium is actually pretty good and I was pleasantly surprised by Sam Adam's New England IPA. They're both a step below what Barn Town is currently offering but they're not bad.
I'm also a big fan of Barn Town's Pulp Non-Fiction.
Heard great things about Forager. I believe I a "Gummies Make Us Likable" in the box that's in route from my guy in MSP.
Enjoy. They make great beer, but it is absurdly expensive. I like to stop when I'm in Rochester, but $10 for a glass is pretty common, so I rarely have more than one. It gets hard to justify when Pulpit Rock is slinging pints of Saftig for $4 or TG is charging $5 for Fire Skulls Money.
I’m really looking forward to later this year when TG starts cranking out cans of King Sue and FS&M. Would love to see those become regulars on Hy Vee shelves.
I've heard about KS in cans, but havn't heard about FS&M. Curious where you saw that??
The info came straight from the brewery from a recent trip. Also learned that their old taproom will be reopened under the name TG2.
