Buzzards Bay IPA

[Nebe]

There's a big difference between contract brewing, where you don't oversee the process of having your beer made and actually making your own beer at a host brewery.
Personally, I thought the old buzzards bay beer sucked. The new beer is amazing, which leads me to believe pretty things is actually making it.
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[spence]

Originally Posted by Nebe

There's a big difference between contract brewing, where you don't oversee the process of having your beer made and actually making your own beer at a host brewery.
Personally, I thought the old buzzards bay beer sucked. The new beer is amazing, which leads me to believe pretty things is actually making it.
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Wow, so can we believe ANYTHING SD says about beer anymore?

The old beer wasn't great. That doesn't mean the brewer didn't know what he was doing, it could have just been the business model.

-spence

[Sea Dangles]

That is good to know,I have to pass it on the way to my marina.I agree with the formerly sucked opinion.

[zimmy]

Originally Posted by Nebe

There's a big difference between contract brewing, where you don't oversee the process of having your beer made and actually making your own beer at a host brewery.

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True that. My brother brewed for North American Brewing in Rochester. If you have consumed beers from Genessee, Pabst, Dundee, Magic Hat, Blue Point, seagrams, pyramid, mikes hard lemonade, etc etc, it may have come from that one brewery.

[Sea Dangles]

4 growlers exited with me last saturday

[Sea Dangles]

Spring Saison was sampled on Saturday. A Belgian twist with great balance and a moderately floral finish.