One store by me usually has it making it easier to find than my other favorite, Sierra Nevada Bigfoot Barleywine Style Ale.
Greg
FYI, Stone's Barleywine is due out in the next few weeks.
I actually prefer the standard Stone IPA to the Ruination.
Then again, the 10th Anniversary is an IPA and it's leaps and bounds above both.
Those guys are great at outdoing themselves.
JD with Stone Oaked [censored] in the fridge
Please bring the Stone sampler case when you come to Phx.......all I've found here is Stone Porter and I just finished a six of Levitation........best grapefruit I've had!
I actually prefer the standard Stone IPA to the Ruination.
Having a Stone IPA as I write. Hard to find around here, but not impossible. I agree, it's an excellent brew. But any hack can toss too many hops in the brew kettle. Out here in New York, we have some local stuff that's way more subtle, in particular Ommengang. And if you want a hoppy IPA just about as good as the Stone, try Southern Tier.
And if you want the really good stuff, brew your own. My plan tomorrow is to brew an IPA with home-grown Cascades. As I said, any hack can toss too many hops in the brew kettle ;-).
One store by me usually has it making it easier to find than my other favorite, Sierra Nevada Bigfoot Barleywine Style Ale.
Greg
FYI, Stone's Barleywine is due out in the next few weeks.
I actually prefer the standard Stone IPA to the Ruination.
Then again, the 10th Anniversary is an IPA and it's leaps and bounds above both.
Those guys are great at outdoing themselves.
JD with Stone Oaked [censored] in the fridge
Please bring the Stone sampler case when you come to Phx.......all I've found here is Stone Porter and I just finished a six of Levitation........best grapefruit I've had!
Gary
I have found a place that has almost everything they brew. Consider yourself samplered.