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Born Yesterday Pale Ale
2015 OneHitter Series
brewed by Lagunitas Brewing
(either Petaluma, California, or Chicago, Illinois)
Bottle purchased in ...
Falls Church, Virginia.
29 October 2015.
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▶ "Imagine yourself in a field of dreams, brewer's dreams; that is to say; A field of hops, Mosaic, Amarillo, Equinox & other special varieties curated by the great men and women who ply the lands and trellis' of the Yakima Valley in Washington State, now inhale, now sip, now swallow."
[Punctuation, grammar, and spelling as it appears on bottle label.]
▶ "Lagunitas’s Born Yesterday Fresh Hop Pale Ale is setting speed records: The hops were brewed [with] the day after they were picked, and the beer will leave Lagunitas’s Chicago and Petaluma, Calif., breweries on Monday, Oct. 26 [2015] — the same day it leaves the tanks to be bottled. [...] To brew with the unkilned, or 'wet hops', the day after they were harvested, Lagunitas took an 'all hands on deck,' approach. All employees came to help prep the hops. [...] 'We’ve put together a special process in the brewing that’s extremely unique and is going to facilitate us being able to brew Born Yesterday.' "
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---> Lagunitas designates its Born Yesterday as a Pale Ale, at 6.5% alcohol-by-volume (ABV) and 75 International Bittering Units (IBUs). But its IPA (India Pale Ale) is listed lesser in both metrics, at 6.2% abv and 48 IBUs. Go figure!
---> "Extremely unique," like more perfect, or very dead. And a secret "special process in the brewing." Redundant hype, but tasty beer. I tasted pine freshener, Zest soap, grapefruit, and white pepper. Not that I've ever actually ingested the first two items. But that was the aroma. In a good way.
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Lagunitas calls its Born Yesterday a 'Pale Ale': 6.5% alcohol-by-volume (ABV) and 75 International Bittering Units (IBUs). Its IPA (India Pale Ale) is listed as 6.2% abv and 48 IBUs. Go figure.
"Imagine yourself in a field of dreams, brewer's dreams; that is to say; A field of hops, Mosaic, Amarillo, Equinox & other special varieties curated by the great men and women who ply the lands and trellis' of the Yakima Valley in Washington State, now inhale, now sip, now swallow."
[Punctuation, grammar, and spelling as it appears on bottle label.]
Born Yesterday Pale Ale
2015 OneHitter Series
⊲ Brewed by Lagunitas Brewing
(either Petaluma California, or Chicago, Illinois)
⊲ Consumed from a bottle purchased in ...
Falls Church, Virginia.
Thursday, 29 October 2015.
In the glass: here.
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"Lagunitas’s Born Yesterday Fresh Hop Pale Ale is setting speed records: The hops were brewed [with] the day after they were picked, and the beer will leave Lagunitas’s Chicago and Petaluma, Calif., breweries on Monday, Oct. 26 [2015] — the same day it leaves the tanks to be bottled. [...] To brew with the unkilned, or 'wet hops', the day after they were harvested, Lagunitas took an 'all hands on deck,' approach. All employees came to help prep the hops. [...] 'We’ve put together a special process in the brewing that’s extremely unique and is going to facilitate us being able to brew Born Yesterday.' "
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REVIEW
"Extremely unique," like more perfect, or very dead. And a secret "special process in the brewing." Redundant hype, but tasty beer. I tasted pine freshener, Zest soap, grapefruit, white pepper. Not that I've ever actually ingested the first two items. But that was the aroma. In a good way.
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Photo by Yours For Good Fermentables.com.
Commercial use requires explicit permission, as per Creative Commons.
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I purchased this ticket on StubHub for $6.00 but sat in Sec. 19, Row 2, Seat 8, a friend's season ticket, six rows behind the plate. Cubs pitcher Jake Arrieta lost a no-hitter with one out in the 8th inning after trying to sneak a fastball past Brandon Phillips on an 0-2 count. His double was the only hit for the Reds in the Cubs 7-0 victory, making this my third one-hitter. Unfortunately, I didn't bring my camera this evening.
My portable piece has arrived. It's the Opinicus 9 Rising9 5-Hole Pocket Straight. This is a very beautiful piece of glass. It's clean and stylized with a pretty dope design. It's a bit bigger that I thought it would be. However, it's still small enough to be comfortably pocket-able. It is also surprisingly light considering the fact that it's composed of very thick and durable glass. I picked this up from Aqua Lab Technologies for around $40 with their 4/20 discount. I recommend this piece as a definite essential for smokers on the go.
Tobaccoland has guaranteed quality. Our humidors regulate temperature and humidity enabling us to guarantee our quality.
"Imagine yourself in a field of dreams, brewer's dreams; that is to say; A field of hops, Mosaic, Amarillo, Equinox & other special varieties curated by the great men and women who ply the lands and trellis' of the Yakima Valley in Washington State, now inhale, now sip, now swallow."
[Punctuation, grammar, and spelling as it appears on bottle label.]
Born Yesterday Pale Ale
2015 OneHitter Series
brewed by Lagunitas Brewing
(either Petaluma, California, or Chicago, Illinois)
⊲ Bottle purchased in...
Falls Church, Virginia, USA.
29 October 2015.
***************
⊲ "Lagunitas’s Born Yesterday Fresh Hop Pale Ale is setting speed records: The hops were brewed [with] the day after they were picked, and the beer will leave Lagunitas’s Chicago and Petaluma, Calif., breweries on Monday, Oct. 26 [2015] — the same day it leaves the tanks to be bottled.
To brew with the unkilned, or 'wet hops', the day after they were harvested, Lagunitas took an 'all hands on deck,' approach. All employees came to help prep the hops.
'We’ve put together a special process in the brewing that’s extremely unique and is going to facilitate us being able to brew Born Yesterday.' "
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⊲ REVIEW
"Extremely unique": like more perfect, or very dead? And a secret "special process in the brewing"? Silly hype, but tasty beer. I tasted pine freshener, Zest soap, grapefruit, white pepper. Not that I've ever actually ingested the first two items. But that was the aroma. In a good way.
⊲ Lagunitas designates its Born Yesterday as a Pale Ale, at 6.5% alcohol-by-volume (ABV) and 75 International Bittering Units (IBUs). Its IPA (India Pale Ale) is listed as 6.2% abv and 48 IBUs. Go figure.
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▶ Photo by Yours For Good Fermentables.com.
▶ For a larger image, type 'L' (without the quotation marks).
— Follow on Facebook: YoursForGoodFermentables.
— Follow on Instagram: @tcizauskas.
▶ Camera: Olympus Pen E-PL1.
— Lens: Olympus M.14-42mm F3.5-5.6 II L.
— Focal length: 24 mm
— Aperture: ƒ/4.4
— Shutter speed: 1/25
— ISO: 800
▶ Commercial use requires explicit permission, as per Creative Commons.
"Imagine yourself in a field of dreams, brewer's dreams; that is to say; A field of hops, Mosaic, Amarillo, Equinox & other special varieties curated by the great men and women who ply the lands and trellis' of the Yakima Valley in Washington State, now inhale, now sip, now swallow."
[Punctuation, grammar, and spelling as it appears on bottle label.]
Born Yesterday Pale Ale
2015 OneHitter Series
brewed by Lagunitas Brewing
(either Petaluma California, or Chicago, Illinois)
⊲ Consumed from a bottle purchased in ...
Falls Church, Virginia.
Thursday, 29 October 2015.
In the glass: here.
***************
"Lagunitas’s Born Yesterday Fresh Hop Pale Ale is setting speed records: The hops were brewed [with] the day after they were picked, and the beer will leave Lagunitas’s Chicago and Petaluma, Calif., breweries on Monday, Oct. 26 [2015] — the same day it leaves the tanks to be bottled.
To brew with the unkilned, or 'wet hops', the day after they were harvested, Lagunitas took an 'all hands on deck,' approach. All employees came to help prep the hops.
'We’ve put together a special process in the brewing that’s extremely unique and is going to facilitate us being able to brew Born Yesterday.' "
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REVIEW
"Extremely unique," like more perfect, or very dead. And a secret "special process in the brewing." Redundant hype, but tasty beer. I tasted pine freshener, Zest soap, grapefruit, white pepper. Not that I've ever actually ingested the first two items. But that was the aroma. In a good way.
Lagunitas designates its Born Yesterday as a Pale Ale, at 6.5% alcohol-by-volume (ABV) and 75 International Bittering Units (IBUs). Its IPA (India Pale Ale) is listed as 6.2% abv and 48 IBUs. Go figure.
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Photo by Yours For Good Fermentables.com.
Commercial use requires explicit permission, as per Creative Commons.
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MIAMI, FL USA - APR. 22: Marlin starting pitcher Anibal Sanchez touches first base to record the last out of the game. Sanchez would finish with a one hitter April 22, 2011 in Miami, FL.
MIAMI, FL USA - APR. 22: Marlin starting pitcher Anibal Sanchez delivers the first pitch of the ninth inning. Rockies hitter Dexter Fowler would single with the only hit Sanchez allowed in the game April 22, 2011 in Miami, FL.
MIAMI, FL USA - APR. 22: Marlin starting pitcher Anibal Sanchez delivers the first pitch of the ninth inning. Rockies hitter Dexter Fowler would single with the only hit Sanchez allowed in the game April 22, 2011 in Miami, FL.
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When Jim Lonborg pitch his one-hitter against the Cardinals In the second game of the 1967 World Series, I was here. I had a standing-room ticket ($4.00) and stood in back where those two people on the left are sitting. Yaz homered twice and the Sox won, 5-0.
At the Fenway Park open house the day before its 100th anniversary was celebrated.