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Catahoula Common was the 1st Gnarly Barley beer that I tried and thought it was absolutely horrible. So horrible, I could only stand a few sips and threw the rest of the 6 pack away.Quote:
Originally Posted by CajunZ1
I had to be talked into trying Juicifer just because it was made by Gnarly Barley. Juicifer won me over pretty quick.
I still say for people who think they just will never like “craft” beer, Parish Canebrake and Bayou Teche Ragin Cajun are two that will get you buying local craft.
After that, it’s up to you where you want to expand. My dad still doesn’t like IPA/hoppy styles. However, he also used to not like “dark beers”, but now, he likes Founders Breakfast Stout, and various bourbon barrel aged stouts. He looks for them at Nunu’s.
Man, where’s the red dots when you need em!Quote:
Originally Posted by RaisingCajun08
Urban south's Marzen was the first beer by them I did not care for
The best Oktoberfest beer I ever had and still crave it today was from a German place called Eckhard's in Topping Virginia
The Sierra Nevada collaboration with Weihenstephaner is a great marzen/Oktoberfest.Quote:
Originally Posted by cajun_lannister
haha ... I just dont know what it was about that beer that I didnt like. There is not many beers that I will not finish. I drink a wide variety of beers. That just happened to be one.Quote:
Originally Posted by CajunZ1
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You couldn't start your own? Lazy.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cajunrunner
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Pure Tropics from Parish turned me on to IPAs last summer. Really enjoy Juicfer from Gnarly Barley, Ghost and Bloom from Parish and Holy Roller from Urban South. Had some great micro-brew IPAs on the West Coast a couple of weeks ago.
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