Originally Posted by BeerAdvocate:
Dive into the world of Belgians and start at the top with St Bernardus Abt 12, Rochefort 10 and Chimay!
shut it!! dont lead him the wrong way
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elderboy02 07:52 AM 09-30-2009
Blue Moon
Coors Light
:-)
:Waiting for Red to say some smart-ass comment :-)
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Skywalker 08:56 AM 09-30-2009
Originally Posted by icehog3:
What's the name of the place, Darrell...if you don't mind revealing a source, that is! :-)
PM sent!
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Dave128 09:12 AM 09-30-2009
Free beer is always great beer.
I enjoy dark beers. Ice cold Guiness fresh from the tap is one of my favorites.
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Poronico 02:34 PM 09-30-2009
Thanks for the input fellas, I will be trying a few of these soon hopefully
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icehog3 03:10 PM 09-30-2009
Originally Posted by Skywalker:
PM sent!
:-) Thank you!
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CasaDooley 01:02 AM 10-01-2009
Jesse, go on down to the Pike brewery at the market. They serve a 6 glass sampler of some of their beers. Great stuff. Read the discription of the XXX Stout.
:-)
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Poronico 02:50 AM 10-01-2009
I've had the XXX stout and the abbey ale, both were really quite amazing
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pinotguy 07:35 AM 10-01-2009
Start trying Barleywines as well. In terms of flavor, strength, and complexity, these are hard to beat. Some notables: Sierra Nevada Bigfoot (seasonal), Green Flash Barleywine, Dogfish Head Old School, Lagunitas Gnarleywine, and North Coast Old Stock Ale.
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Bubba - NJ 08:39 PM 10-12-2009
Originally Posted by BeerAdvocate:
Dive into the world of Belgians and start at the top with St Bernardus Abt 12, Rochefort 10 and Chimay!
:-)
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