What's your favorite Beer?

[DanielAFC]

I haven't seen anything from Charlevoix in BC…..and you get it in Belgium. God damn archaic Canadian provincial alcohol regulations make it a real pain in the ass for smaller breweries

[Seul]

That sucks… And over here it sits on shelves not getting sold... (Until some Belgian bald nerd stops by...)

[Seul]

DanielAFC: sorry bud 

[DanielAFC]

Ah don't be sorry, just enjoy. Nice glass as well

[Seul]

It's the only Canadian glass I have so… 

[Seul]

Weird beer… Not bad though...

[Seul]

Has aged beautifully…

[Broark]

Drinking this right now:

Glad this is readily available again, as it's one of my favorites. 

[Seul]

Who needs dessert when you have this???

[neph93]

Pisses me off that neither JK nor Prairie have come to NO yet. Can't understand why the monopoly is dragging its arse.

[Seul]

I'm sure it's only a matter of time!..

[neph93]

@Seul:

I'm sure it's only a matter of time!..

I'm sure you're right, but the bureaucracy for sorting this shit out in a state run service like this is a bit silly.

[Broark]

@neph93:

Pisses me off that neither JK nor Prairie have come to NO yet. Can't understand why the monopoly is dragging its arse.

A lot of Jester King's stuff doesn't even make it off site honestly.
Hard to come across some of it unless you make it out there on a release weekend.

[Chris]

Yeah, I'm in Houston, only a three hour drive from the Jester King brewery and their beer is pretty sporadically stocked around here.  You really do have to go to the brewery if you want much of anything.

Prairie seems much more widely distributed, though.  You may actually have a chance at seeing that someday soon.

[Broark]

Prairie is getting more and more distribution in Texas, went to the store today and saw a ton of their beers. Grabbed a couple Okies, exited to try them out.

[neph93]

Thanks guys, I get the picture. Small brewery, small runs. I hear so much about these two brands and Prairie at least has made it to some Euro countries. The state run monopoly in Norway which is the only way to get alcohol over 4.7 abv is actually a fantastic organisation that manages to get hold of quality beverages from around the world. We get great stuff from pretty much anywhere either in the local store or available from online lists. So I'm a bit spoilt really. It'll turn up one day.

[Seul]

Started packing. Celebrating.

[chiverus]

Fullers is really consistent quality for one of the larger breweries @Seul
I picked up these on the way back from holiday..highlights were the Prairie Bible Belt and Mikkeller Brunch Weasel.
If anyone is ever in Canterbury there is an amazing beer shop at "The Goods Shed"

[Giles]

Thanks @Winchy

[Seul]

chiverus: Liquid Confidence and Bible Belt… You're in for some good times!..