Drunk Thread

[BDBohnzie]

Grabbed a 6er of Sierra Nevada Ruthless RyePA over the weekend, which is replacing their Spring "Glissade", which I thoroughly enjoyed last year and am disappointed to hear they won't be producing it this year.

I had tried a RyePA last weekend at Brewers Alley, which is one of the local brewpubs in Frederick, and found it very good and hoppy.

Ruthless wasn't as hoppy as the version I had at Brewers Alley, but still had a nice flavor to it. Goes down pretty smooth, but still has a nice little kick to it.

[Alvin Walton]

Originally Posted by BDBohnzie

Grabbed a 6er of Sierra Nevada Ruthless RyePA over the weekend, which is replacing their Spring "Glissade", which I thoroughly enjoyed last year and am disappointed to hear they won't be producing it this year.

I had tried a RyePA last weekend at Brewers Alley, which is one of the local brewpubs in Frederick, and found it very good and hoppy.

Ruthless wasn't as hoppy as the version I had at Brewers Alley, but still had a nice flavor to it. Goes down pretty smooth, but still has a nice little kick to it.

Yep....I got some of this last week, a lot of hoppy flavor mixed with a lot of rye. Might be the most ryeeist (if thats a word) beer I ever had.
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[Chico23231]

Originally Posted by BDBohnzie

Grabbed a 6er of Sierra Nevada Ruthless RyePA over the weekend, which is replacing their Spring "Glissade", which I thoroughly enjoyed last year and am disappointed to hear they won't be producing it this year.

I had tried a RyePA last weekend at Brewers Alley, which is one of the local brewpubs in Frederick, and found it very good and hoppy.

Ruthless wasn't as hoppy as the version I had at Brewers Alley, but still had a nice flavor to it. Goes down pretty smooth, but still has a nice little kick to it.

Glissade was really good last year. I remember being pleasently surprised. RyePA will go on the list for sure.