To Be Drank...

Just did an inventory of all the beer we've been stashing. Whoa and stuff...

1/2 Gallon Growlers

Schooner Exact Hoppy Holidays

Stone Double Bastard

Mini Growler

Schooner Exact Skidmark

Big Bottles (22oz or more)

Dogfish Head Bitches Brew

Dogfish Head Chateau Jiahu

Rogue 21

Rogue Juniper Pale Ale

Chatoe Rogue First Growth Creek Ale

Rogue Chipotle Ale

Monstre Rogue Imperial Flanders Red Ale

Stone Vertical Epic Ale 10-10-10

Jerome Andean Stout

Delerium Noel

Full Sail Old Boardhead Barley Wine

Warrior IPA

Bridgeport Hop Harvest

Norway Imperial Stout

Southern Tier Creme Brulee Imperial Milk Stout

Slippoint Brewing Spicy Wife Fish

Twin Sisters Double IPA

Cockeyed Cooper Bourbon Barrel Barleywine

D. Carnegie & Co. Stark Porter

Little Bottles (of the 12oz variety)

Dogfish Head Punkin

Dogfish Head Midas Touch x 2

Dogfish Head 2009 World Wide Stout x 2

Dogfish Head Raison D'Etre

Dogfish Head Palo Santo Marron

Sierra Nevada 2010 Bigfoot Barleywine x 4

Monks Cafe Flemish Ale

Rogue Old Crustacean XS Barleywine

Uinta BC XVI Anniversary Barleywine

Bridgeport Hop Czar Imperial IPA

Terminal Gravity Brewing IPA

Sand Diego County Session Ale (Stone/Kelsey McNair/Ballast Point collaboration ale)

Russion River Temptation

North Coast BC Old Stock Ale

When I run the numbers, that is approx. 60 pints waiting to be consumed. Will make swift work of the growler'd ale but in regards to the rest, we are really going to have to get on the PBF's @ home. I see the makings for a few 'style' nights, then a bunch of other random drinking and blogging. We might have to bring in some peeps to help out.

"Write drunk, edit sober."

thus is the decree of the beer blogger

My shopping list for Friday when Basil & I hit up World Beers @ Tacoma Pipe & Tobacco:

DFH Namaste

DFH Olde School Barleywine

New Belgium 2 Below (it's the last year they are producing it)

Sierra Nevada 30th Anniversary Reserve Grand Cru

Stone Double Bastard (want to compare the bottle vs. on tap variety as I am a virgina & never experienced the Double Bastard)

One of MGD's favorite brewing companies is Sierra Nevada. I believe I liked what I've tried of theirs but I want to do a full on tasting of their offerings to see what's so special about it. Those are the PBF goals as of now (my goals, I'll make others help me with them), perhaps shoot for once a week to make a dent:

Dogfish Head Tasting (maybe invite some DFH virgins)

IPA Tasting (A Hoppy Home PBF)

Barleywine Festival (the do-it-yourself variety)

Sierra Nevada

Wish me luck, as I go forth and attempt to conquer all that I've been hoarding.

the pissed liBEERian