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 turtledoc |
Can anyone in the lower 48 get Alaskan Ale ? |
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Posts: 2596 04/21/2009 15:29 Moderator |
I've had a craving something fierce for an Alaskan IPA or EPA and there are no distributors in Minnesota
Anyone else in the lower 48 have this wonderful brew in their location? Mark B Something to consider: Be willing to share photos, information and the knowledge you have about your collection with anyone that has an interest in learning...........also share your knowledge to answer questions that others may have about items in their collections.........doing this will make you feel good and benefits this community ..................after all, what good is having knowledge that isn't shared. MEB |
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Posts: 645 04/21/2009 16:51 |
We have tons of it in Seattle....every stop & rob, 7/11 and grocery store carries it. However, with all the microbreweries in this area, it is considered
more of a "high-volume" type of brew.
"You know how much I love a nice rack!" |
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Posts: 45 04/22/2009 16:25 |
There seems to be plenty of it in Oregon, even over here on the rural, dry side of the state. I have seen it for sale in Idaho as well. It is good stuff.
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Posts: 500 04/23/2009 11:30 |
Yes, California carries Alaskan Pale ales ...every stop&Rob carries...most high end grocery stores. I saw it in Nevada and Oregon on a road trip I just
returned from.Great beer I might add
Monty Montana
Your Signature ... I fish via our criminal justice system..."Catch and release"
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Arctic Grayling.fiberglassflyro... |
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Posts: 36 04/23/2009 12:48 |
PYochim wrote: Drive???? Just catch a flight from Minneapolis to Anchorage! In five hours you can pick up a couple of twelve packs of Alaskan Ale and a couple of 30 inch rainbows too!!!! |
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Posts: 75 04/24/2009 11:09 |
Mark, whats your favorite of the Alaskan Ales? Have you ever tried 3 Bells Brewery Ales, Michigan? One of my favorites.
I like the Amber Ale and the Two Hearted Ale. http://www.bellsbeer.com/index.php/home Tim
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Posts: 100 04/25/2009 00:23 |
I love the micro brew's. I like Alaskan Pale Ale. Can't seem to find it here in Santa Fe, but we do get allot of others. Sierra Nevada Pale Ale is popular, but to sharp and bitter for my taste. I have visited the Alaska Brewery in Juneau. It's located in an industrial park of all places. You think it would be located in a scenic setting along a mountain stream.........not so. The Alaska Brewery lobby has the usual display of tourist t-shirts and mugs, but the bar is the place to be. You get the opportunity to taste all the brews, as they have taps of all the current brews there for the tasting, (try the smokey stout). On fishing trips to Northern California's Klamath, Trinity and Smith River, I seem to find my way to the Humboldt Brewery, Lost Cost Brewery and the Etna Brewery. Here in Santa Fe, we have the Santa Fe Brewing Company..........Good stuff. KERM IT |
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Posts: 2605 04/25/2009 08:46 Moderator |
WOW...... Paul - Yes, the "Spotted Cow" (I think that is the one) from New Glarus is VERY good ...
Something to consider: Be willing to share photos, information and the knowledge you have about your collection with anyone that has an interest in learning...........also share your knowledge to answer questions that others may have about items in their collections.........doing this will make you feel good and benefits this community ..................after all, what good is having knowledge that isn't shared. MEB |
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Posts: 77 04/27/2009 11:30 |
Turtle, if you haven't tried one before buy a six pack of Dales Pale Ale.....a colorado brew. I can't buy it here in Kansas, but it only comes in a can
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