What's your favorite Beer?

[neph93]

Paid about €11 for it in the monopoly , which is quite reasonable in Norway compared to what that'll buy you otherwise. Loads of taste considering it's only 5%.

I'll limit myself to cuddles, I promise.

[Seul]

Well it's 16€ here online… Hoping to find a shop with some BFM stock soon though... Apparently the Bon Chien now comes in half bottles as well  ???

[Seul]

Good, but too spicy. Bottled May 08.

[Arabit]

For today

[deanclean]

Out back with a Guinness. My favourite for tonight

[Seul]

Tilquin 2012.

[neph93]

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Gotta get me a Tilquin glass…

[Andreas1965]

Cornet blonde.  Not bad.

[Andreas1965]

Gouverneur dubbel.  Disappointing.

[Seul]

@neph93:

Gotta get me a Tilquin glass…

If I spot one here, I'll pick it up for you… Not easy to get, though... Actually none of the geuze glasses are, except for Boon...

[neph93]

I'd be overjoyed! In fact I'd be interested in any authentic Gueze glasses or glasses suited to heavier beers. Traditional Norwegian glasses are for superboring Norwegian pils, and otherwise I have to rely on whatever is deemed trendy…

[Broark]

Drinking this right now, my go to local and readily available beer.

They release a batch of it every week or two, with slightly different elements!

[neph93]

Something entirely new for me. Loads of oak and malt. Heavy at the start but fizzy and just a little bit sour at the end. Weird, but nice.

[neph93]

@Seul:

Well it's 16€ here online… Hoping to find a shop with some BFM stock soon though... Apparently the Bon Chien now comes in half bottles as well  ???
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Sorry, I lied, it's 15€ here. Well worth it though.

Regarding beer glasses, if you find or want to let go any that work with Gueze, or heavy ales I'd be chuffed. I'd also happily cover any expenses and a finders fee [emoji106][emoji5]️

[Seul]

In short, this is what you need concerning beer glasses… I can definitely get you whatever kind of glass you want from these (or the whole set)...

Teku glass. Imperial stouts.

Small (25cls) tulip… I drink all my saisons out of this...

Snifter. Barley wines, IIPA, DIPA,… Anything strong basically... Most all around glass, definitely the most important glass...

Geuze glass… There are many shapes and kinds, but I prefer the slightly slimmer, taller ones...

Tasting glasses, various shapes and sizes… For lambic beers, or when sharing a 17% imp stout with mates... Or to drink some nice marsala wine out of... They always come in handy (if you're a drunk)...

[Seul]

Gose - straight from the can 

[neph93]

Amazing glasses! I have a paltrey selection.

From left to right:

1. I use this for Saison/Gueze/Light PA's/other lighter beers.
2. Dubbels, trippels etc/IPA's/ales - my standard glass.
3. Tasting glass/very heavy beers

A bit crap, but servicable.

The beer glass sets we get here are gimmicky and low quality (and German). So as I said limited choice. Also I have to admit I think the branded glasses are very cool.

I'd love anything that improves my beer drinking experience, or fills holes in my ahem "collection".

[Seul]

I'll need to get you a whole set then… 

I'll be heading back to beerstores in August... Still recovering from that 400+€ I spent at Deconinck...

[neph93]

@Seul:

I'll need to get you a whole set then… 

I'll be heading back to beerstores in August... Still recovering from that 400+€ I spent at Deconinck...

Ummmm…. yeah that would be best

Seriously, if you don't mind the bother, then that would be great! Let me know roughly how much you need and I'll paypal it before you travel.

[Giles]

What about your "next door" if-you-see-anything-you-like-in-the-window-call-this-number thrift store @Seul