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marshman · July 3rd, 2009, 08:14 AM

Flat-out? Yards IPA, great stuff. I'm a Hophead and this is my personal favorite fix.

Highly recommended: Yards does a series called "Beers of the revolution" or some such, but sadly, the best of the has gotten really hard to find around here--the Thomas Jefferson Tavern Ale. http://www.yardsbrewing.com/ales_tho...ons-tavern.asp

I scored a 6-pack of Fordham Tavern Ale, from Annapolis, MD, and found it highly palatable for a mildly hopped brew. http://www.fordhambrewing.com/styles.html

http://intercoursebrewingco.wordpress.com/ That logo rocks!!! "New Brewery" out of Lancaster county, though label says brewed in Wilkes-Barre. I've tried the Pale and the Pils, both quite palatable.

Boy, this list could go on and on, but if I could only have one beer for the rest of my ride, it'd be that Yards IPA.

July 3rd, 2009, 08:14 AM	#16 (permalink)
marshman Friend of Leo's Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: SE PA Age: 41 Posts: 2,011	Flat-out? Yards IPA, great stuff. I'm a Hophead and this is my personal favorite fix. Highly recommended: Yards does a series called "Beers of the revolution" or some such, but sadly, the best of the has gotten really hard to find around here--the Thomas Jefferson Tavern Ale. http://www.yardsbrewing.com/ales_tho...ons-tavern.asp I scored a 6-pack of Fordham Tavern Ale, from Annapolis, MD, and found it highly palatable for a mildly hopped brew. http://www.fordhambrewing.com/styles.html http://intercoursebrewingco.wordpress.com/ That logo rocks!!! "New Brewery" out of Lancaster county, though label says brewed in Wilkes-Barre. I've tried the Pale and the Pils, both quite palatable. Boy, this list could go on and on, but if I could only have one beer for the rest of my ride, it'd be that Yards IPA. __________________ 42