Wish I could've shared a few of those with you!A few Modelos while attending a Dale Watson and Jim Heath (The Reverend Horton Heat) show.
The 120 needs to cellar for a couple years in my opinion. Cloying sweetness dominates even with huge amounts of hops. Like Thomas Hardys ale it needs time. The 60 and 90 are very drinkable indeed and even more so at the brewery.
Half & Half is the safest way to order.
I found one bottle of the 120 at the grocery store but I didn't buy it. If it shows up on tap somewhere I'll try it then. I like both the 60 & 90 but give the crown to the 90.
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I assume you're talking about the Dogfish Head 120 IPA? It doesn't seem to be that common yet where I live. I haven't found it on tap & have only found the one single bottle at a grocery, so I have yet to try it. The 60 & the 90 is now readily available here & quite good.I'm looking avidly for a 120, but it isn't really legal to import to Alabama.
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I am referencing dogfish's 120 ipa. I really like all their stuff I've tried. The Midas touch may have broken top 10, and the 60 was wonderful. Shame Alabama won't allow high abv beer....
I haven't seen Dale Watson for a couple of years now but he is the real deal!A few Modelos while attending a Dale Watson and Jim Heath (The Reverend Horton Heat) show.
