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Don't know where the hell "sheared him" came from. I typed "wheated gin". While on the subject, where did the edit option go to?
Guess maybe the post was too old to edit
I visited a brewery today!
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Don't know where the hell "sheared him" came from. I typed "wheated gin". While on the subject, where did the edit option go to?
Guess maybe the post was too old to edit
Bridge 99 is one of our favorites. Porter is a nice stop. There’s a distillery across from them I want to try, but they were closed last time we were there. Sorry we missed ya. Hunting was tough this year cuz I sold the trailer when we got back from the coast. So had to do day trips. Not the same as camping. Hope the trip home was okay.
No, hunted hard only to come home to nice racks on our property (not in our hunting unit).
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Wifey and I noticed a bunch of PSA type billboards out on US30 for PA's hunters to watch out for CWD and not transport potentially diseased parts like the head and back....but speaking of visiting a brewery...we returned to Roy Pitz in Chambersburg and I stuck to the lighter side of the Morey scale.
The Best Blonde lager was pretty tame stuff, nothing really special to write home about other than the glassware and the color that wifey took a picture of. Now the red...Truly Honest Amber... well that was something to talk about that paired better than their suggested brew, the blonde, with the turkey sandwich that I had. They were out of their IPA mustard so I just smeared on the Dijon that they make.
P.S. Cheers to the harvest guys and keep Bambi off the roads!
The Best Blonde lager was pretty tame stuff, nothing really special to write home about other than the glassware and the color that wifey took a picture of. Now the red...Truly Honest Amber... well that was something to talk about that paired better than their suggested brew, the blonde, with the turkey sandwich that I had. They were out of their IPA mustard so I just smeared on the Dijon that they make.
P.S. Cheers to the harvest guys and keep Bambi off the roads!
Sounds like it was smashedville
onya maaaatttteeee!
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Not today, but many times previously, and this Friday!
An article on my LHBS / Brewery
Enjoy!
https://www.kitchenertoday.com/loca...ing-homebrewers-discover-beer-nirvana-1760711
An article on my LHBS / Brewery
Enjoy!
https://www.kitchenertoday.com/loca...ing-homebrewers-discover-beer-nirvana-1760711
Will check it out
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Look like people that would be fun to have on the forum!
So that your local Craigerr? Sounds like some lovely peeps.
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That is where I get 90% of my supplies, good folks, not far to go...
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Troegs Independent Brewing - Hershey PA
Passing through Harrisburg/Hershey PA today, we decided to take a detour to Troegs for lunch and a quick sampler. Unfortunately we still had a ways to drive home so we couldn't have but one beer each, but what a great afternoon!
Great atmosphere.
Friendly service.
Eclectic food choices (the fried mushroom risotto with truffle dijonaise comes HIGHLY recommended by yours truly)
Cool gift shop.
Oh...and Great beer!
If you ever find yourself in the area, definitely give it a go. But get a DD or call Uber, because one could easily spend all day in there!
The Front Door, just down the street from Hershey Park.
Overhead of the main bar.
A shot of the self-guided walking tour. (Guided tours were available)
The year rounders.
Special releases and "Scratch" beer offerings.
The label on Wild Elf, as it ages in its cask.
My wife and I opted for the 2 "Scratch" beers, since these are one-off never again brews. Maybe someday a descendent of these beers will make it into normal rotation, maybe not. Raspberry-Lime Tart Ale and Sweet Stout. I'll let you all guess which is which.
The spoils. Picked up everything from Helles to Wild Saison to Java Stout to Barleywine...
Passing through Harrisburg/Hershey PA today, we decided to take a detour to Troegs for lunch and a quick sampler. Unfortunately we still had a ways to drive home so we couldn't have but one beer each, but what a great afternoon!
Great atmosphere.
Friendly service.
Eclectic food choices (the fried mushroom risotto with truffle dijonaise comes HIGHLY recommended by yours truly)
Cool gift shop.
Oh...and Great beer!
If you ever find yourself in the area, definitely give it a go. But get a DD or call Uber, because one could easily spend all day in there!
The Front Door, just down the street from Hershey Park.
Overhead of the main bar.
A shot of the self-guided walking tour. (Guided tours were available)
The year rounders.
Special releases and "Scratch" beer offerings.
The label on Wild Elf, as it ages in its cask.
My wife and I opted for the 2 "Scratch" beers, since these are one-off never again brews. Maybe someday a descendent of these beers will make it into normal rotation, maybe not. Raspberry-Lime Tart Ale and Sweet Stout. I'll let you all guess which is which.
The spoils. Picked up everything from Helles to Wild Saison to Java Stout to Barleywine...
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Nice!
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Only the best of Pennsylvania! Nice trip south Megary! I headed north this week ...who woulda thunk they had good pizza in Alaska... Reindeer Sausage and all ! Had me a really cloudy lager Pribilof Pounder named after the state's first base ball team and Prince William Porter which was really good and a lovely play of dark humor on the Exxon Valdez disaster I'm sure.
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Troegs Independent Brewing - Hershey PA
Passing through Harrisburg/Hershey PA today, we decided to take a detour to Troegs for lunch and a quick sampler. Unfortunately we still had a ways to drive home so we couldn't have but one beer each, but what a great afternoon!
Great atmosphere.
Friendly service.
Eclectic food choices (the fried mushroom risotto with truffle dijonaise comes HIGHLY recommended by yours truly)
Cool gift shop.
Oh...and Great beer!
If you ever find yourself in the area, definitely give it a go. But get a DD or call Uber, because one could easily spend all day in there!
The Front Door, just down the street from Hershey Park.
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Overhead of the main bar.
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A shot of the self-guided walking tour. (Guided tours were available)
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The year rounders.
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Special releases and "Scratch" beer offerings.
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The label on Wild Elf, as it ages in its cask.
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My wife and I opted for the 2 "Scratch" beers, since these are one-off never again brews. Maybe someday a descendent of these beers will make it into normal rotation, maybe not. Raspberry-Lime Tart Ale and Sweet Stout. I'll let you all guess which is which.
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The spoils. Picked up everything from Helles to Wild Saison to Java Stout to Barleywine...
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Looks awesome!
