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Next Russian River barrel-aged release

read 2704 times | 43 replies | posted 10/1/2008 12:07:56 AM

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premium Taverner 837:77	That looks yummy I wonder if its going to be a dark or light ale though - the currants will probably make it dark just by their presence.	10/1/2008 6:17:31 PM Private message
arrogantb 701:0	Originally posted by Taverner That looks yummy I wonder if its going to be a dark or light ale though - the currants will probably make it dark just by their presence. I am really hoping that somehow the Consecration will make its way to Colorado (yes we can!)	10/1/2008 6:22:16 PM Private message
premium thickfreakness 130:0	Looks like the Beatification Batch 3 is confirmed and in 750 ml bottles too! http://russianriverbrewing.com/web/bottle/beatification.htm	10/21/2008 2:11:24 AM Private message
arrogantb 701:0	I really hope this is sold at retail in Colorado!	10/21/2008 11:32:07 AM Private message
premium ratman197 3193:103	Originally posted by arrogantb Originally posted by Taverner That looks yummy I wonder if its going to be a dark or light ale though - the currants will probably make it dark just by their presence. I am really hoping that somehow the Consecration will make its way to Colorado (yes we can!) Did’nt any of you go to the GABF? It was there and Chris at the Falling Rock had 2- 5 gal. kegs of Conscreation he tapped Sat. at 5 pm.	10/21/2008 9:25:18 PM Private message
premium iowaherkeye 1852:24	My only bitch is that is won’t be as sour as the second batch--I was told it WAS the second batch--what the hell did they blend it with? A new batch of batch 1? Either way, 750’s of Beatification is fucking nuts! awesome nuts.	10/21/2008 9:33:17 PM Private message
premium wetherel 1593:80	Originally posted by iowaherkeye My only bitch is that is won’t be as sour as the second batch--I was told it WAS the second batch--what the hell did they blend it with? A new batch of batch 1? Either way, 750’s of Beatification is fucking nuts! awesome nuts. nut lover	10/21/2008 9:36:27 PM Private message
premium BlackForestCO 820:18	Originally posted by ratman197 Originally posted by arrogantb Originally posted by Taverner That looks yummy I wonder if its going to be a dark or light ale though - the currants will probably make it dark just by their presence. I am really hoping that somehow the Consecration will make its way to Colorado (yes we can!) Did’nt any of you go to the GABF? It was there and Chris at the Falling Rock had 2- 5 gal. kegs of Conscreation he tapped Sat. at 5 pm. You can you buy up all the bottles and trade them away if they are in a keg?	10/21/2008 9:46:53 PM Private message
premium iowaherkeye 1852:24	Originally posted by wetherel Originally posted by iowaherkeye My only bitch is that is won’t be as sour as the second batch--I was told it WAS the second batch--what the hell did they blend it with? A new batch of batch 1? Either way, 750’s of Beatification is fucking nuts! awesome nuts. nut lover I love almonds, cashews, macadamias, and vinnie cilurzos shut up, john	10/21/2008 9:47:09 PM Private message
arrogantb 701:0	Originally posted by ratman197 Originally posted by arrogantb Originally posted by Taverner That looks yummy I wonder if its going to be a dark or light ale though - the currants will probably make it dark just by their presence. I am really hoping that somehow the Consecration will make its way to Colorado (yes we can!) Did’nt any of you go to the GABF? It was there and Chris at the Falling Rock had 2- 5 gal. kegs of Conscreation he tapped Sat. at 5 pm. Yes, I went to GABF Saturday night when Consecration was all gone	10/21/2008 10:30:48 PM Private message

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