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XXXshogunXXX · 05-09-2013, 05:06 PM

This should definitely be on a list of beer to try before you die.

Pliny the Younger.

-It's only available 1-2 months of the year.
-Never sold in a pint, always half pours.
-Never bottled
-Triple IPA that's smoother than it's predecessor, Pliny the Elder

I've had it 5 years in a row so far. Every time there's a huge line, and kegs always tap out after 45 minutes. The lines for this stuff are ridiculous. Waiting in line I'm always thinking it cant be worth it, and it wont live up to the hype. Normally it does. Here's a pic of one of the lines my friends tried to make it in at 10am, it was tapped out 40 mins later.

I was able to get 1 8oz pour at my normal watering hole. (the pitcher is Pliny the Elder) We got there 3 hours early, only to find out we had to get in the huge line when they started pouring. We were lucky enough to cut someone.

05-09-2013, 05:06 PM	#1965
XXXshogunXXX Starter Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: San Diego Casino cash: $10004995	This should definitely be on a list of beer to try before you die. Pliny the Younger. -It's only available 1-2 months of the year. -Never sold in a pint, always half pours. -Never bottled -Triple IPA that's smoother than it's predecessor, Pliny the Elder I've had it 5 years in a row so far. Every time there's a huge line, and kegs always tap out after 45 minutes. The lines for this stuff are ridiculous. Waiting in line I'm always thinking it cant be worth it, and it wont live up to the hype. Normally it does. Here's a pic of one of the lines my friends tried to make it in at 10am, it was tapped out 40 mins later. I was able to get 1 8oz pour at my normal watering hole. (the pitcher is Pliny the Elder) We got there 3 hours early, only to find out we had to get in the huge line when they started pouring. We were lucky enough to cut someone. __________________
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