that would be truly wonderful...
when he backed out, we got Hakim right? the BLOCK? anyone?
You poor thing! Unrequited love is SO hard to deal with, even 10 years later...that would be truly wonderful...
when he backed out, we got Hakim right? the BLOCK? anyone?
that would be truly wonderful...
when he backed out, we got Hakim right? the BLOCK? anyone?
Raoul Duke, Max Fisher and Suttree. All classic names in the Syracusefan.com history.Raoul Duke will be the 4th accuser...you'll see.
It's Flying Dog. They've been creeping up my favorite brewery list. Raging Bitch, Doggie Style, and Snake Dog are very good. Haven't tried this one yet, might have to go find it.ImperialOrange, who brews to Gonzo Imperial? It looks great. I have five gallons of Russian Imperial Stout in the final fermentation stage at home. Hoping to have it ready to drink for the holidays
Raoul Duke, Max Fisher and Suttree. All classic names in the Syracusefan.com history.
What incredible irony with the Julius Hodge story.
He held out, beat the Cuse his freshman year I believe.
Hakim comes to SU and is the philly flyer, gets the block, NC and beyond awesome.
But ultimately Hodge ends his collegiate career in the Dome losing in the Sweet 16.
ImperialOrange, who brews to Gonzo Imperial? It looks great. I have five gallons of Russian Imperial Stout in the final fermentation stage at home. Hoping to have it ready to drink for the holidays
It's Flying Dog. They've been creeping up my favorite brewery list. Raging Bitch, Doggie Style, and Snake Dog are very good. Haven't tried this one yet, might have to go find it.
Flying Dog brewery is pretty good across the board, with the exception of one of their pale ales that I found to be god awful.
My favorite American breweries are Dogfishhead (unbelievable!), Laguantis, and Stone.
We have a dogfishhead tavern about 5 miles from where I live. There stuff is incredible on tap.
ImperialOrange, who brews to Gonzo Imperial? It looks great. I have five gallons of Russian Imperial Stout in the final fermentation stage at home. Hoping to have it ready to drink for the holidays
If you havent had the DFH Black and Red yet, find it if you can. It's very complex and unique.
They had it on tap at our local tavern for awhile. I loved it, although I could only drink one at most. Very syrupy, and I loved the hint of mint. Unfortunately the manager told me it wasn't very popular so they likely wouldn't do it again.
If you like stouts, I have a recipe for a Hazelnut Chocolate Cream Stout that is pretty awesome, but somewhat of an acquired taste, as not everyone like Hazelnut.
Do you bottle or keg?