What's your favorite Beer?
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Well thanks for saving me the pain of trying to track it down.
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Yona Yona Real ale from Nagano prefecture, Japan. Available in hand pumps in a few select pubs in Tokyo
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O'Dell's Myrcenary IPA is one of my favorite IPA's for sure. I'm pretty sure it's a double IPA. Haven't had the regular one yet.
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This is quite delicious. Local brewer, Belgian Quad brewed with chocolate.
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As y'all know I bought all three of the Malheur big bottled bastards… The Dark Brut, The Brut, and The Extra Brut... Now these aren't characters in a Leone western... They're beers... And what's more: after the disappointment that was the Dark Brut, this standard, blond Brut is completely making up for it...
11°... Pours like a cider, with a more substantial head... Very rich and deep in taste... One of the best blonds ever...
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Hmmm, really builds the suspense for the Extra Brut, doesn't it?
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Me mate and I are going back to GEERS tomorrow… He called me, all excited, as I texted him I was making a list for tomorrow... He's staying for dinner, of course, so I asked him what beer he wanted as an "apéritive"... "Oh I dunno: do you have Stella?"... I swear we laughed for five minutes straight...
So yeah: it's either Malheur "Extra Brut", Bush "Prestige", Gouden Carolus blue ribboned "Cuvée van de keizer" or maybe just a simple Straffe Hendrik quadrupel ale...
Belgians…
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That's a serious brew. What a crazy bottle.
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I have two unopened Sam Adams: Utopias bottles sitting. It ages over the years. First bottle I think is from 2006 or 2007. Second bottle is 2010 or 2011. I forget. They're suppose to be kept at room temperature…. Just like how the original brew masters kept it before the age of refrigeration
I have a bunch of dogfish head specialty pint bottles... Will upload when I have a chance
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Love Dogfish Head. Here is the one I tried last week. It was a little sweet for me but the ancho chile had a nice kick.
