Comments on: Surly Hell http://www.legalbeer.com/2009/08/surly-hell Big Thanks To Insurance Companies Thu, 19 Jan 2012 13:50:42 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2 By: iPhone 5 http://www.legalbeer.com/2009/08/surly-hell/comment-page-1#comment-86982 iPhone 5 Thu, 22 Dec 2011 16:54:56 +0000 http://www.legalbeer.com/?p=523#comment-86982 <strong>iPhone 5...</strong> [...]below you'll find the link to some sites that we think you should visit[...]... iPhone 5…

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]]> By: beckel http://www.legalbeer.com/2009/08/surly-hell/comment-page-1#comment-6625 beckel Thu, 27 Aug 2009 20:03:53 +0000 http://www.legalbeer.com/?p=523#comment-6625 I also had not idea they would be producing so little the first time around, but I am sure they are hard at work producing more for further future runs. I agree Shawn, Hell isn't exactly a beer I would go out of my way to procure but I do understand why they decided to make this their newest canned offering. While many (most?) of us may love Surly because of the complex, heavily hopped, creative brews they like to produce. Many consumers are becoming more interested in sessionable beers.I for one will happily pretend that Furious is sessionable and drink it all night long, but I think I understand their intent. While I would like to see Surly work on more complex unique offerings (as I'm sure they will continue to do in the future) I also understand that they are growing a ton and probably want to take it a little easier. So I see adding a previously brewed Lager to their line up of beers simply a logical progression and good business decision (particularly after their success with Bitter Brewer). Hopefully Todd comes up with some more delicious crazy hop filled recipes to share with us in the near future. Cheers! I also had not idea they would be producing so little the first time around, but I am sure they are hard at work producing more for further future runs.

I agree Shawn, Hell isn’t exactly a beer I would go out of my way to procure but I do understand why they decided to make this their newest canned offering. While many (most?) of us may love Surly because of the complex, heavily hopped, creative brews they like to produce. Many consumers are becoming more interested in sessionable beers.I for one will happily pretend that Furious is sessionable and drink it all night long, but I think I understand their intent. While I would like to see Surly work on more complex unique offerings (as I’m sure they will continue to do in the future) I also understand that they are growing a ton and probably want to take it a little easier. So I see adding a previously brewed Lager to their line up of beers simply a logical progression and good business decision (particularly after their success with Bitter Brewer). Hopefully Todd comes up with some more delicious crazy hop filled recipes to share with us in the near future. Cheers!

]]> By: Dirtyspeed http://www.legalbeer.com/2009/08/surly-hell/comment-page-1#comment-6621 Dirtyspeed Thu, 27 Aug 2009 16:18:34 +0000 http://www.legalbeer.com/?p=523#comment-6621 This flew under my radar. I know it was coming out but had no idea it was a limited run. There may be a couple places I can get it. This flew under my radar. I know it was coming out but had no idea it was a limited run. There may be a couple places I can get it.

]]> By: Shawn http://www.legalbeer.com/2009/08/surly-hell/comment-page-1#comment-6615 Shawn Thu, 27 Aug 2009 06:06:58 +0000 http://www.legalbeer.com/?p=523#comment-6615 Glad to see you and Aaron from Captain's Chair wrote reviews for it. I was so underwhelmed I relegated it to a tweet. Not to ding it for being a decent example of the style, just not what I expect from Surly. I want crazy complex. Cheers! Shawn Glad to see you and Aaron from Captain’s Chair wrote reviews for it. I was so underwhelmed I relegated it to a tweet. Not to ding it for being a decent example of the style, just not what I expect from Surly. I want crazy complex.

Cheers!

Shawn

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