Beer thread
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@dogmeat said in Beer thread:
The company claims the experience is 'unforgettable,' but that may depend on how much you drink.
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@Hooroo said in Beer thread:
What colour was the label @Nepia?
I only like the blue labelled Panhead
i like the orange one, Supercharger?
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@Nepia I have never seen a red labelled one. Only Blue, Orange and Yellow.
@mariner4life I'm a bit rubbish with stronger craft beers. They knock me about a bit much
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@Hooroo said in Beer thread:
@Nepia I have never seen a red labelled one. Only Blue, Orange and Yellow.
@mariner4life I'm a bit rubbish with stronger craft beers. They knock me about a bit much
Maybe it was actually orange ... it was about hour 4 in the stag party.
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a night of Panhead Superchargers fucked me over well and truly. At the time they go down as smooth as any other beer but fuck me the hangover the next day was horrific. Ex dropped the boys round pretty early, let's just say alot of the day was spent watching youtube/gaming.
outstanding drop but Lakeman is even better I reckon.
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First, I must make a confession, I am a massive craft beer piston wristed gibbon but no, I don't have a beard or skinny jeans. Been into craft beer for well over a decade and still can't get enough. Favourite styles right now are: IPA's, IIPA's, IIIPA's and NEIPA's.
Been a huge fan of NZ crafties and have tried quite a few. Recently, I've been getting a fair few of the Deep Creek brews over here in Aus which is awesome. Big fan of their Brewtiful Haze NEIPA but at $35-39 for a 4 pack of 440 ml cans so very expensive. Just wondering how much they are there in NZ?
On my last visit to NZ in Jan/Feb 18, I tried to get to as many breweries as possible as well as tasting as many local brews as I could.
The highlights for me were:
Auckland
Visiting Deep Creek on Auckland's North Shore, what a great venue, awesome beers.The Brewers Co-operative in Auckland city, went there with my cousin, stayed for many more than planned. So many taps and the food is pretty damn good too, I can recommend the clams. We went from here to the Brothers Beer, had a couple and went, nah, and straight back to the Brewers Co-operative.
Wellington
When in Welly, there really is only one place that has to be on everyone's itinerary - Garage Project. Nirvana!A new brewery at the time and I spent some time chatting with them at that years Wellington Wine, Food and Craft Beer festival is Fortune Favours, really enjoyed their beers. Got an invite to their new location at the time and we spent one hell of an afternoon there.
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@RoninWC said in Beer thread:
First, I must make a confession, I am a massive craft beer piston wristed gibbon but no, I don't have a beard or skinny jeans. Been into craft beer for well over a decade and still can't get enough. Favourite styles right now are: IPA's, IIPA's, IIIPA's and NEIPA's.
Been a huge fan of NZ crafties and have tried quite a few. Recently, I've been getting a fair few of the Deep Creek brews over here in Aus which is awesome. Big fan of their Brewtiful Haze NEIPA but at $35-39 for a 4 pack of 440 ml cans so very expensive. Just wondering how much they are there in NZ?
On my last visit to NZ in Jan/Feb 18, I tried to get to as many breweries as possible as well as tasting as many local brews as I could.
The highlights for me were:
Auckland
Visiting Deep Creek on Auckland's North Shore, what a great venue, awesome beers.The Brewers Co-operative in Auckland city, went there with my cousin, stayed for many more than planned. So many taps and the food is pretty damn good too, I can recommend the clams. We went from here to the Brothers Beer, had a couple and went, nah, and straight back to the Brewers Co-operative.
Wellington
When in Welly, there really is only one place that has to be on everyone's itinerary - Garage Project. Nirvana!A new brewery at the time and I spent some time chatting with them at that years Wellington Wine, Food and Craft Beer festival is Fortune Favours, really enjoyed their beers. Got an invite to their new location at the time and we spent one hell of an afternoon there.
Have had many a beer there, fucken fantastic spot. The Oregonian is a masterpiece.
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So mates have invited me to a day of drinking fun here........apparently there is an event I said yes to on FB.
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Screw Izzy, this is proper crowdfunding
Behemoth Brewing | PledgeMe
Be Part of Behemoth’s Home. Behemoth makes great beer fun. We are raising money for our own BrewPub. Chur!
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@Stockcar86 said in Beer thread:
Screw Izzy, this is proper crowdfunding
Behemoth Brewing | PledgeMe
Be Part of Behemoth’s Home. Behemoth makes great beer fun. We are raising money for our own BrewPub. Chur!
They probably need to work on the beer compared to others.
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@MN5 said in Beer thread:
They probably need to work on the beer compared to others.
Stuff that for an investment. Looks like they are making something like $150k profit on a $4.5M turnover. That's a blazing 3%. I am highly highly skeptical of any crowdfunding for this sort of thing; bloody Burger Fuel tried it, and their prospectus was 'if you like burgers, give us money'.
Running a brew pub ain't straightforward and there's shedloads of competition. running a brewery is damn hard work,a nd there's lots of competition. There isn't much money in this.
Anyhoo, good luck to them, but don't expect to make any serious coin from it. Invest for the love ... but there are probably better places to drop you hard earned.
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pretty sure ParrotDog did a crowdfunding thing a few years back too
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@MN5 said in Beer thread:
@Stockcar86 said in Beer thread:
Screw Izzy, this is proper crowdfunding
Behemoth Brewing | PledgeMe
Be Part of Behemoth’s Home. Behemoth makes great beer fun. We are raising money for our own BrewPub. Chur!
They probably need to work on the beer compared to others.
They make some nice brews.
I have been drinking a bit of it (for free) over here as they have tapped into the UK market via NZ Beer Collective (Tuatara, 8 Wired, Yeastie Boys, Nomad, Parrotdog)Selling volume is the key to surviving the crowded market and producing said volume is the challenge. YBs had a few false starts as contract brewers let them down which must have been a real shitter for them as they had secured distribution through Majestic Wines and Waitrose, both of which add up to decent volume.
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