28 Apr 2009
Gile G3 IPA
Author: Gile
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Name: Gile
Site: http://corebrewing.com
About: My first beer was Budweiser. I was about 9 or 10, Dad and I were broken down and the side of the road and all there was to drink was Budweiser. So I had a swig of his, hated it!
I didn't drink beer again until I joined the Marine Corps. I was in Quantico, attending Small Computer Systems Specialist school, when I accidentally knocked a beer out the fridge and broke it. My buddies said now I gotta drink one! The rest is history. The broken beer was a Red Dog by the way.
Now days I am really a hop head that enjoys the IPAs [Stone IPA; Lagunitas IPA] and Douple IPAs [Moylan's; Hair of the Dog Blue Dot]. I also like Belgians [St Bernardus; Delirium; Three Philosopher's] a lot! I also like the Stouts and Porters [Black Butte] as well.
I enjoy going to breweries to sample as well as going to pubs and taverns. I also like enjoying beer with friends and bouncing ideas off of other intelligent people as well. Last time I was at O'Brien's I was shooting the shit with a couple of random strangers.
I hope to someday do a pub/tavern crawl across Europe. That's all I want. Simple.
If you want to know more about me, feel free to follow me on the 'ol Twitter: http://twitter.com/Gile77See Authors Posts (106) | Filed under: Homebrew
Gile G3 IPA
Name: G3 IPA
Brewery: Gile
Overall Rating: [Will fluctuate as reviews come in]
Style: IPA
Serving Style: Bottles, 220z
ABV: 6.55%
Price: Free if you have it in your hand!
This is where you can post comments on how you liked the Gile G3 IPA. How do you know you have a G3 IPA? If I gave you a bottle and the cap has a written G3 on it, then your in the right place.
I look forward to indepth comments, be accurate because I am using these to improve upon the recipe as well as my techniques. Feel free to look at some of our other beer reviews to get an idea of what we are looking for.
Tags: beer review, G3, Gile, IPA
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