Silverback
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I don't know man, anything with Hipster in the name usually means you like "gentleman's sausage" on the side. I tend to avoid that. 
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I don't know man, anything with Hipster in the name usually means you like "gentleman's sausage" on the side. I tend to avoid that.
Silverback
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Taco Loco
Tired and Lazy, married to ‘The Laundry Fairy’
I don't know man, anything with Hipster in the name usually means you like "gentleman's sausage" on the inside. I tend to avoid that.
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Tall boy Tuesday.
Taco Loco
Tired and Lazy, married to ‘The Laundry Fairy’
It's been years since I had Shiner beer, now that I recall, I know why... Slightly better than that horse piss BL @Silverback drinks.
Silverback
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Says a guy drinking Miller Lite. I enjoy Shiner. As @Anathollo recommended to me... drink it cold. Its good.
Big Bend Brewing released this today:
With heavy hearts, we announce that Big Bend Brewing Co. will suspend all operations, including taproom sales in the Alpine facility, effective December 31, 2018.
Big Bend Brewing has always been a passion project for us. We wanted to create beer and a brewery that all Texans (and Americans) could be proud of. We've worked hard to share this dream with all of you during our 6 years of operations. We've had some tremendous successes: we won the Gold medal in the World Beer Cup for our National Park Hefeweizen (among 30 other medals in 2018!), we've built an amazing team, we've made delicious beer and shared it with wonderful people, and we've worked with some of the best partners in the business. We're proud of what we have built, and what we have accomplished.
However, throughout our time in business, we've also faced some very difficult headwinds. Some of them are well known to our loyal supporters, and others are new. Now, due to a combination of unforeseen hurdles in building our San Antonio location and the challenging macroeconomic conditions affecting investment in the craft beer sector, we find ourselves facing some tough choices.
We had high aspirations and lofty goals, and we did everything we could to achieve them. We want to thank everyone for all the tremendous support over the past 6 years.
We remain hopeful and are working hard to make the stoppage temporary. The goal is to come back better than ever. We are no stranger to adversity-- forging a craft beer brand in the rugged frontier of West Texas is no easy task. While we work through our difficulties, we humbly ask you to show your support for our beer, our brands, our retailer and wholesaler partners, and our company's future in general by sharing a Big Bend beer with your friends.
Please look for two very special bottle releases coming out soon, one in January and one on Valentine's Day.
With heavy hearts, we announce that Big Bend Brewing Co. will suspend all operations, including taproom sales in the Alpine facility, effective December 31, 2018.
Big Bend Brewing has always been a passion project for us. We wanted to create beer and a brewery that all Texans (and Americans) could be proud of. We've worked hard to share this dream with all of you during our 6 years of operations. We've had some tremendous successes: we won the Gold medal in the World Beer Cup for our National Park Hefeweizen (among 30 other medals in 2018!), we've built an amazing team, we've made delicious beer and shared it with wonderful people, and we've worked with some of the best partners in the business. We're proud of what we have built, and what we have accomplished.
However, throughout our time in business, we've also faced some very difficult headwinds. Some of them are well known to our loyal supporters, and others are new. Now, due to a combination of unforeseen hurdles in building our San Antonio location and the challenging macroeconomic conditions affecting investment in the craft beer sector, we find ourselves facing some tough choices.
We had high aspirations and lofty goals, and we did everything we could to achieve them. We want to thank everyone for all the tremendous support over the past 6 years.
We remain hopeful and are working hard to make the stoppage temporary. The goal is to come back better than ever. We are no stranger to adversity-- forging a craft beer brand in the rugged frontier of West Texas is no easy task. While we work through our difficulties, we humbly ask you to show your support for our beer, our brands, our retailer and wholesaler partners, and our company's future in general by sharing a Big Bend beer with your friends.
Please look for two very special bottle releases coming out soon, one in January and one on Valentine's Day.
Silverback
Lima Gulf Bravo Foxtrot Juliet Bravo
Beaver Nuggets and the nice coozie saved this photo.. not to mention fishing which is an excuse to drink beer.
Silverback
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Wow.. I see their beer all over and its good. That sucks. Hope they make a comeback.
I was 50/50 on their beers. I liked their hefe and IPA. The rest were good but not good enough to be competitive in bigger markets.
Silverback
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All I had was the hefe.. not an IPA fan. But I liked the hefe.
Mitt78
Sanford and Son was my Sesame Street
This really sucks. I knew they had a lot of setbacks with their SA facility. Hopefully they will get it operational soon. It will be a large brewery.
I guess I will need to stock up on their Tejas prima and Terlingua gold.