That is really funny, just got back with a 6er snuggled safely in the suitcase. Better on tap, but still solid in a can
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Had the Oskar Blues G'Knight Imperial Red IPA last night. Really tasty beer. More malty than most of the Imperials I've had. Balances the high alcohol really well. Its a bit of a rip off at $14 for a 4 pack of 16oz cans, but I'd say worth it.

Finally scored some double jack. Good, but a bit over rated IMHO.
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I found I preferred their Union Jack. Not a double nor an American nor whatever, just a straight up IPA. I do have a Double Jack in the beer fridge though, just to keep the Union Jacks company and for when I'm in the mood.

Green flash west coast ipa!
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Wookie Jack is my favorite of theirs.

-spence

didn't know anything about double jack until I randomly grabbed a bottle from a ny grocery store last week. I think it is outstanding. I put it with Pliny ahead of heady topper.
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Had the Victory double IPA this weekend.
Love Bear Republic racer 6 too.

I agree. Double jack is almost too clear and clean for a double. Impressive from a brewing perspective, but I like a little more flavor. Really liking steelhead right now for a double.

West coast is great, near top of my list.
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Green Flash is good stuff and it seems like Green Flash is everywhere in MA now, but not so much in CT. Looks like an East coast brewery is coming to VA which should help that situation.

Spent some time in North Hampton this week and found this

Le Freak™
Ale

An ‘out of the box’ modern ale crafted by converging two beer styles, Belgian Trippel and American Imperial IPA. Dry-Hopped and Bottle-Conditioned – it’s a zesty brew with enticing American hop and fruity Belgian yeast aromatics.

I liked it, but definitely not your everyday IPA.

Great beer spot in that neck of the woods as well. Good foodie spot too.

Finally doing VT in May. Mapping the course out now. Lawson's, Hill Farmstead, Alchemist and anything in between!

I am enjoying a nice crisp Stone IPA and it has great finish.
I can't tell you how much I dislike the Sam Adams Latitude IPA's et al. Not too many beers I find offensive but these remind me of skunked up Moosehead.

Ive been hooked on Loose Cannon since Dogfish left RI

Heavy seas loose canon on cask at the boynton in worcestor right now. Delic
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Not going through the 5 pages but I just had some Racer 5 over the weekend. NICE and hoppy that packs a punch.. Recommend giving it a try if you see it.

I agree. My second favorite!!!

DZ

I went to Savor over the weekend and had Three Floyd's Zombie Dust right off the tap.....WOW!!!
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Pleasantly surprised with Newburyport brewing company greenhead ipa right out of the can. Very good. Good pop at 7.2% but not overpowering.
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Sixpoint Resin, sold in cans / 4pack is excellent 9.1% abv, 103IBU surprisingly smooth for alc. content. I recommend this beer.

What I recommend staying away from completely is Green Flash Brewing Co's, Rayon Vert. it is a Belgian style Pale Ale that tastes like rotten bananas. Unfit for human consumption.