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..... Also known as beer porn! Which, for those of you not in the know, doesn't actually mean pornographic images featuring beer - that would just be weird. Beer porn, quite simply, is a really great collection of beer that causes other beer lovers to feel intensely excited and jealous. And while these pictures may not be quite as sexy as some of the other pics I've seen out there on the craft beer forums, I definitely think that my beer fridge counts as risque material. Check out what I have stocked away, chilled and ready to be cracked open and poured whenever the mood strikes me... some notable beers to mention include Rugbrod, Autumn Maple and Two Turtle Doves from The Bruery, Pliny the Elder and Blind Pig IPA from Russian River, Maui Coconut Porter (tastes like an Almond Joy bar!), Mystery Stout, Strawberry Short's Cake, Sustenance Black Bier and Soft Parade from Short's and Dogfish Head's World Wide Stout (at 18% ABV, I'm going to need a really special occasion to crack that one open!). I have a few seasonal Pumpkin Ales and Oktoberfests sprinkled in there and a whole bunch of Yuengling (my favorite from college) that I shlepped up here from Pennsylvania for any non-craft beer lovers that may find their way into my fridge. If you are interested or want to know more about any specific beers I mentioned or anything you see in the photos, send me an email or leave a comment! If you think your beer collection is pretty special too, post up some pictures! Either, way, I want your opinion.... does this beer collection count as beer porn or is it more like the FX station of the beer world?
..... Also known as beer porn! Which, for those of you not in the know, doesn't actually mean pornographic images featuring beer - that would just be weird. Beer porn, quite simply, is a really great collection of beer that causes other beer lovers to feel intensely excited and jealous. And while these pictures may not be quite as sexy as some of the other pics I've seen out there on the craft beer forums, I definitely think that my beer fridge counts as risque material. Check out what I have stocked away, chilled and ready to be cracked open and poured whenever the mood strikes me... some notable beers to mention include Rugbrod, Autumn Maple and Two Turtle Doves from The Bruery, Pliny the Elder and Blind Pig IPA from Russian River, Maui Coconut Porter (tastes like an Almond Joy bar!), Mystery Stout, Strawberry Short's Cake, Sustenance Black Bier and Soft Parade from Short's and Dogfish Head's World Wide Stout (at 18% ABV, I'm going to need a really special occasion to crack that one open!). I have a few seasonal Pumpkin Ales and Oktoberfests sprinkled in there and a whole bunch of Yuengling (my favorite from college) that I shlepped up here from Pennsylvania for any non-craft beer lovers that may find their way into my fridge. If you are interested or want to know more about any specific beers I mentioned or anything you see in the photos, send me an email or leave a comment! If you think your beer collection is pretty special too, post up some pictures! Either, way, I want your opinion.... does this beer collection count as beer porn or is it more like the FX station of the beer world? 
Amazing selection. How many did you get in a swap?
ReplyDeleteLet's see... a good amount actually. I've done 5 trades in the past couple of weeks so I ended up with a pretty good haul. The Pliny, Blind Pig and Maui Coconut Porter all came from a trading partner/friend of mine in San Fran... the Short's came from a beeradvocate in Ohio that I hopefully will be trading with again... The Southern Pecan I got from a guy in Louisiana... The Two Turtle Doves I got in a trade last week as well - I sent a dude in New York all three versions of the Saison Du Buff collaboration beer and he sent me the TTD in exchange... I tried it at the Extreme Beer Fest last year but also had pneumonia at the time so I didn't get to fully enjoy it haha... I'm so pumped to open that up, not sure when the right time is though!
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