What's your favorite Beer?
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Excellent! Those Bourbon Barrel Aged Stouts have quite a few calories so I'm on the wagon for another two weeks to lose one or two pounds.
Are they popular over there?
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Going with a favorite tonight
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Are they popular over there?
They haven't shown up in Belgium… But I have a bottle of this incoming:
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A pair of weird IPA's tonight, Peach and Cucumber
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Distinctly average.
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From yesterday.
Pinthouse Pizza x The Burery Bjorn.
Nice crisp pils, very drinkable. Goes well with pizza, which is fitting.
Saint Arnold 2015 Pumpkinator.
I hate pumpkin beers, but this is pretty okay.
Right now.
Hops & Grain Dispensary Series Pale Ale.
Pretty good, not insanely hoppy or anything. Cool can art. Hazy.
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Friday meeting at the office.
Bonus points…anybody recognize that bracelet?
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This was surprisingly good. I'm going to have to go back and buy more.
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I know it's not fancy. But I can't get enough Sam Adams Oktoberfest this time of year. Just had 4 tall ones.
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This is very good. And dangerously smooth for 14.7% abv.
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Nothing new, but interesting overview of the power structures involved.
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IPA's are my go to style. This is one of the better ones I've had recently. Foam Brewery in Vermont
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Distinctly average.
Whoa, Mega, nice glass there. You're into Cantillon? Idk how I never knew that. I'm looking forward to a trio of the Lou Pepe bottles with friends next week to celebrate my buddy's nearly 3000 mile hike that he just completed. My wife and I like Cantillon enough that we flew to Brussels and Copenhagen this summer to visit the brewery and then and attend the Blabaer vintage tasting.
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I got to drink some amazing stuff this summer. Here are some of the favorites.
All 13 Blabaer releases, 2005 Vigneronne, 2005 St Lamvinus:
Pineau D'aunis and 50N4E:
1981 Belle-Vue Gueuze thanks to a very kind friemd. Wasn't even that good at this age, but was super fun to try.
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I see some Jester King SPON there, nice! I've still got two bottles of the original release (blends 1 and 4) in my fridge.
Haha. I just deleted the picture because it wasn't a great photo. But, yeah, spon is amazing. I got to try Flor, Methode, cherry raspberry, and peach apricot. I'd really love to try blueberry pitaya. I love blueberries and blueberry beers, so that sounds like a winner.
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Haha. It's a shame that some of the best lambics are so hard to get in the US. Seems like a different story in lots of Europe though. It's awesome to see that so many people here drink really fantastic stuff!
