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re: "The Boot" from Abita

Posted on 9/20/16 at 1:33 pm to
Posted by BugAC
St. George
Member since Oct 2007
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Posted on 9/20/16 at 1:33 pm to
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Guessing it never had a chance because of the name of the brewery, not the liquid in the bottle.


I had the beer and gave it a chance, like i do all their beers. It wasn't good. I'm sorry that offends you, but they don't make much of anything that is above average. And like i said, IN MY OPINION.

I'm not going to pretend, though, that they are doing something incredible over there just because they are local (not saying you do eaither). I give them a chance. Their beer doesn't speak to me. I use to like their coffee porter but the last time they made it, it was too thin for my taste. Just because it's local doesn't mean it deserves my money. I'll give them more of a chance because they are local, but so far, they havent' done anything to earn my business. Again, that is my opinions of them. Drink their beer all you want.

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It was a better gose than a couple of the more popular in state breweries that I won't name.



I'm not aware of other gose's made in state. The gose's/berliners i've been drinking have been mostly out of state. Prairie, Terrapin, Sierra Nevada, and Grimm when i can find it, is all superior to that shite Tin roof put out, IMO. Why? Because i found it lacking in acidity and dull in flavor. Was it their best beer they made? I dunno, i like it better than most of their other stuff but that isn't saying much.

ETA: And don't take this as i'm fussing at you. These are my opinions of the beer and the brewery.
This post was edited on 9/20/16 at 1:36 pm
Posted by BMoney
Baton Rouge
Member since Jan 2005
16279 posts
Posted on 9/20/16 at 1:51 pm to
I'm not saying that Tin Roof's gose was some world class example of the style. But to say that it was a bad beer or was brewed poorly or to call it "shite" is disingenuous. There are plenty of people (myself included) who haven't or didn't really give them a fair shake based on prior experiences. And there are beers in their current lineup that have no desire to drink. I get it. But you really need to differentiate between a beer that isn't your favorite from a badly brewed beer. The Tin Roof gose may have been the former, but it wasn't the latter.

I like what I've seen as far as the direction Tin Roof is going. Getting rid of Tom and Alex was a huge first step. Redesign of recipes is coming, but will take some time. The Bayou Bengal, while not an exciting beer by any means, shows that they are capable of brewing a hard to brew style well.

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