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Re: i p a - a BEER thread!! (aka sasha's favorite beer)
now lets get back to talkin about beer!!!!!!!!
now lets get back to talkin about beer!!!!!!!!
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Re: i p a - a BEER thread!! (aka sasha's favorite beer)
Ok, so I bought a 6'er of Tennent's this weekend! I like that beer...
What it everyone's take on Chimay?
I have only had it about 2 or 3 times... Find it to be a good date beer!Comment
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Re: i p a - a BEER thread!! (aka sasha's favorite beer)
My new favorite. And by favorite I mean my 1 or 2 beers on the weekend go-to beer
. Really great tasting beer.
It was fun while it lasted...
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Re: i p a - a BEER thread!! (aka sasha's favorite beer)
my parents brought this over because my mom went to LSU and this was named after a tiger.... lol, they HATED it (they don't drink beer). i LOVED it.
Should I fuck you at that not until the ass, inject then tremendously hard bumschen and to the termination in the eyes yes?Comment
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Re: i p a - a BEER thread!! (aka sasha's favorite beer)
Can´t agree more.. amazing taste, new fav
Pic i took couple of weeks back in Bruges
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Can´t imagine a better place to try it
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Re: i p a - a BEER thread!! (aka sasha's favorite beer)
nice.. a friend of mine recommended as well, I should give it a try. I've been enjoying this lately: http://beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/863/7971Comment
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Re: i p a - a BEER thread!! (aka sasha's favorite beer)
^ asdf got pwned!
Juan and John like the same beer the best, that's freakin rad! I just happened to try it at a restaurant in Orlando about 3 weeks ago. Juan when did you first try Leffe?
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Re: i p a - a BEER thread!! (aka sasha's favorite beer)
Well my fellow beer gnerdz, I believe when asdf made that comment in '06 Torpedo wasn't being produced. Sierra Nevada Pale Ale is an APA, not an IPA. The Torpedo came out in '09 and is an actual IPA.
Put that in yer pipe and smoke it.
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Re: i p a - a BEER thread!! (aka sasha's favorite beer)
Leffe is good. I like it.
I just started finally liking IPA's last year when I lived in Seattle. They seem to be all over the place out there and I finally took a fancy to them. Used to hate all the hoppyness but it's not so bad now. Still not my fav style for sure, but I am starting to appreciate them more. A couple of current fav's:
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Re: i p a - a BEER thread!! (aka sasha's favorite beer)
I love beer and this is a very low carb/ cal beer that I am smashing at the moment
The largest room in the world, is the room for improvement!Comment
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Re: i p a - a BEER thread!! (aka sasha's favorite beer)
Six Point Resin, such an aptly named beer- a rich piney resinous IPA, so good.
Some bottles i've opened in the past week or two:
Three Floyds Apocalypse Cow - Double IPA with Milk Sugar added, as rich and awesome as it sounds.
Cantillon Classic Gueze - Finally landed some of this from belgiuminabox. Shipping was almost as much as the half case of beers, but so worth it, and looking forward to cellaring the rest and enjoying over the next few years as it continues to ferment in the bottle.
Backwoods Bastard - Founders bourbon barrel scotch ale. This was a 2011, much of the alcohol sweetness you get from a fresh one has almost completely gone away exposing a nice malt backbone, but I missed the bourbon heat. I prefer this fresh. Noted for future cellaring.
Boulevard Love Child 3 - lactobacillus, champagne yeast, bourbon barrels - fucking sign me up!! Easily the best beer Boulevard makes, and one of my favorite seasonals. Lactic sourness, with a richer finish. Such a quality sour ale. Bought several of these, looking forward to seeing what time does to this.
Three Floyds Arctic Panzer Wolf - It's getting hard to distinguish three floyds IIPAs apart from each other, this could have easily been Dreadnaught and I wouldn't have been able to tell them apart, or maybe I just don't drink enough Three Floyds as it's not readily available in my area, have to pick it up on work travel.
Locally, Perennial Artisan Ales keeps cranking out the awesome. Beers with blueberries, raspberries, barrel aged, saisons, tripels with honey, such ingenuity pouring out of that brewery on a weekly basis- highly recommend if you see anything on the shelf in your area from Perennial.Comment
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