Lost Abbey revelations
in SD for June and been enjoying excellent SD beers. Very impressed by the Lost Abbey selections on tap. Tried Last Judgment, Lost & Found, Old Viscosity, Gift of the Magi, some others.
Other suggestions? Reactions? Tips about some similarly interesting local finds?
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Tomme, the brewer at Lost Abbey, is a genius. Don't expect consistency, but do expect the occasional flash of brilliance. Lost Abbey is certainly my favorite brewery in California.
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I have mixed feelings about Lost Abbey/Port Brewing- I've had some world class beers from them -(Angels Share the one year is was good) and I've had some disasters that showed some serious brewing faults - and a bunch of boring/mediocre/good beers inbetween. Not to mention all the issues they seem to have with bbl aged beers and that the unfriendly/arrogant attitude of the brewer makes me hate them.
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I like the recs. AleSmith, Stone, Green Flash are all on my list (I live in Austin, TX now but, thanks to entrepreneurial SD brew folks, I can get all three of the above there. Ditto Ballast Point and a handful of others).
I haven't head Alpine Beer Co beers. Where can I taste them in SD proper?
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re: ricodanles
Their website has a section that lists places to buy Alpine beer:
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Check out the San Diego Brewer's Guild website. There's an embarassment of riches.
I'd recommend AleSmith, Stone, Green Flash.

