The Bar Towel

It wasn't a good thing for me. I'll revisit these in a few years time. I stand by the belief that Thomas Hardy's needs at least 5 years of aging before consuming. That's a pretty good committed relationship! I take it you've had some bottles from 2006 or earlier?? I find cellaring beers a little fr...

Thomas Hardy 2007 Had one on Sunday night, and it's still amazingly yeasty and young. Is yeasty and young a good thing? Perhaps just impressive given their age! I've enjoyed the flavour of this beer since I bought them, though I only drink one every 3-4 months or so. Look forward to see how they ag...

Thomas Hardy 2007

Some Stone Old Guardian Barley Wine, sitting by the fire...

Saw about a third to half the release out at the Jane/Dundas location tonight.

Orval

Saw a six pack of Palm at my local LCBO yesterday and took one home!

tuqueboy wrote:

BooBoo wrote:The Brooklyn is definitely the better value on a simple cost basis and is also without question a world class chocolate stout.

You do realize the Brooklyn actually doesn't have any chocolate or cocoa in it, right?

All the more impressive!!

Also in porter mode....but with Sleeman Fine Porter....it's a porter that's fine, not great, but fine.

Fuller's Vintage 2005

Funny, I just had one of my last remaining 1845 on Sunday and was just thinking they should bring it back. It's a great beer.

Victory Old Horizontal...more than one, and that's how you end up!

It's also at the Beer Store now...just picked up a case and the six-packs indicated they were bottled on July 27....nice.

10 Bitter Years...still bitter...still delicious.

st.ambroise apricot wheat ale....love this beer when it's warm outside.