Thread: Beer of the Day !

It is excellent. Here in North Carolina, I've only seen and drank the 60 and 90 minute. I thought you were joking about the 120 Minute, until I googled it. The Dogfish Head website says, "Clocking in at 15-20% ABV and 120 IBUs...". I'm assuming the ABV is alcohol level. I didn't know it was possible in beer.

I've had some double IPAs up to 13%.

So my 90 minute was very good. How's the wallop of the 120?

Absolutely Phenomenal, and finishes cleaner than many “Hop Head” beers that I enjoy so much.

Here's the brewer talking about the 120 Minute IPA. He says the more hoppy, the sweeter. He says you can let it age 2 years and really taste even more flavor complexity. He also says you should share the one beer between you and another person.
Quick Sip Clips by Dogfish Head: 120 Minu - YouTube

not much of a drinker but every now and then i like to treat myself to a fine beer ... ( i also treated myself to some rum/coke but ill post the beer ...lol)

Left-Handed Mlkstout in the nitro bottles .. MMMMM YUMMMMYYY !!!

Last night I had a mas of hoegarden. Was awesome.

Geek

Traditionnal tuesday evening Hoegarden with my wife too...

Another 44 hrs put in. Time to veg and enjoy my favorite style of beer and welcome the weekend. A Hefeweizen!! Today it's a Hacker-Pschorr. MMMMmmmmm, I love this stuff!!

Originally Posted by lindyhop66

It is excellent. Here in North Carolina, I've only seen and drank the 60 and 90 minute. I thought you were joking about the 120 Minute, until I googled it. The Dogfish Head website says, "Clocking in at 15-20% ABV and 120 IBUs...". I'm assuming the ABV is alcohol level. I didn't know it was possible in beer.

I've had some double IPAs up to 13%.



So my 90 minute was very good. How's the wallop of the 120?

120 IBU!!! I think the most I've had is 90. I'll be looking into getting some of that!!!

The staple of anyone loving beer in or around Oslo

Seen here at my honing station where I have been honing my EDC's this afternoon using my edge-pro with Chosera stones

Here you go!