Beer | ABV | Description |
O.V.L Stout | 4.40% | Nitro Dry Irish Stout |
Aud Blonde | 4.50% | Blonde Ale |
Gaffer's | 4.50% | English Pale Ale |
Rusian River Porter | 5.75% | Robust Porter |
Segal Select | 5.75% | Pale Ale - Segal Hop Farm |
Row 2, Hill 56 | 5.80% | 100% Simcoe Hop Pale Ale |
Blind Pig IPA | 6.75% | IPA |
Rusian River IPA | 6.75% | IPA |
Pliny the Elder | 8.00% | Double IPA |
Pliny the Younger | 10.50% | Triple IPA |
Redemption | 4.80% | Blonde Ale |
Perdition | 6.10% | Biere de Sonoma |
Rejection | 6.30% | Belgian-Inspired Black Ale |
Sanctification | 6.75% | Blonde Ale w/ Brett |
Supplication | 7.00% | Sour Aged in Pinot Barrels |
Defenstration | 7.25% | Hoppy Blonde Ale |
Damnation | 7.00% | Golden Ale |
Temptation | 7.50% | Sour Aged in Chardonnay Barrels |
Consecration | 10.00% | Sour Aged in Cab Barrels |
Damnation 23 | 10.75% | Triple Aged w/ Oak Chips |
It's an amazing line-up of beers. I hope the people that went to Russian River to get a glass of the elusive PtY were able to see beyond the triple IPA myopia and try some of these beers. PtY is all well and good, but it would be the 16th or 17th beer I'd try given the choices above.
2 comments:
Agree x1000. Great simple post. When I've been to Russian River what amazes me are the PRICES of these world-class beers. A glass of Supplication for $4? Sure! Have some pizza and wings with it? Hey, it's happy hour - Consecretion is now $3! Walk out with a growler of Damnation, Batch 23 for $12!
Amazing brewer.
Was up in Santa Rosa for the release that weekend, and think I had 2-3 glasses of Younger one night, and that was it for me... was much more interested in Sanctification (one of my all-time fav beers) and the new Row 2 pale ale which was by far my favorite beer of the whole trip. Gotta say, I absolutely loved PtY a handful of years ago, hell, I could walk into a bar in Orange where the keg had been on for 3-4 days (sometimes it'd last over a week, circa 2007) and sit down and have a 17oz mug (yes, really). Now, the lines are stupid, I won't even be going to Santa Rosa for the PtY releases anymore, and could care less about trying to drink it here in SD.
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