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<blockquote data-quote="IEEEWreck" data-source="post: 825740" data-attributes="member: 617"><p>I'd be up for that.</p><p></p><p>Here's how you boycott Sweetwater and drink better beer:</p><p></p><p>Need something close to Sweetwater? Just head down Monroe from Armour and go to Orpheus Brewing. Their sours are particularly excellent.</p><p></p><p>Willing to drive 10 minutes? Head over to Chattahoochee Industrial, where all the breweries hang out:</p><p>(Working north to south)</p><p></p><p>Atlanta Brewing Company (technically off collier, but like 2 minutes away) One of ATL's first breweries, I like the Laughing Skull ale, brewed for the Vortex.</p><p></p><p>Scofflaw. A wide array of IPA's. Good stuff, and I frankly burnt out on IPA during the hops arms race.</p><p></p><p>Second Self. GT alumni owned and run, my favorite is the Thai wheat, especially on a hot day.</p><p></p><p>Bold Monk. A newish brew pub focused on Belgian monastic style beers. Their tripel is good, and there's some real gems in the limited run beers. Also excellent muscles and fries.</p><p></p><p>Firemaker. Newish brewery with an amazingly broad menu because they focus on breadth in their taproom instead of depth in distribution. This is my personal favorite with excellent porters and stouts, German style beers, and sours. In fact, their lactose sour Chattahoochtea tastes damn well close to an iced tea. Won an award for best new brewery last year.</p><p></p><p>Steady Hand. Their IPAs are juicy and New England style, their other beers are unique. I like the toasted coconut blonde stout and the double barrel aged (bourbon and rum) stout.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="IEEEWreck, post: 825740, member: 617"] I'd be up for that. Here's how you boycott Sweetwater and drink better beer: Need something close to Sweetwater? Just head down Monroe from Armour and go to Orpheus Brewing. Their sours are particularly excellent. Willing to drive 10 minutes? Head over to Chattahoochee Industrial, where all the breweries hang out: (Working north to south) Atlanta Brewing Company (technically off collier, but like 2 minutes away) One of ATL's first breweries, I like the Laughing Skull ale, brewed for the Vortex. Scofflaw. A wide array of IPA's. Good stuff, and I frankly burnt out on IPA during the hops arms race. Second Self. GT alumni owned and run, my favorite is the Thai wheat, especially on a hot day. Bold Monk. A newish brew pub focused on Belgian monastic style beers. Their tripel is good, and there's some real gems in the limited run beers. Also excellent muscles and fries. Firemaker. Newish brewery with an amazingly broad menu because they focus on breadth in their taproom instead of depth in distribution. This is my personal favorite with excellent porters and stouts, German style beers, and sours. In fact, their lactose sour Chattahoochtea tastes damn well close to an iced tea. Won an award for best new brewery last year. Steady Hand. Their IPAs are juicy and New England style, their other beers are unique. I like the toasted coconut blonde stout and the double barrel aged (bourbon and rum) stout. [/QUOTE]
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