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Fuller's Russian Imperial Stout 7.95 500 10.7 FULLER SMITH & TURNER PLC
Rascal London Porter 3.2 330 5.6 THE INNIS & GUNN BREWING COMPA
Lawrence of Arabica. Danish Coffee Orange Por 6.85 500 7 AMAGER BRYGHUS
Prearis Quadrocinno, Strong Belgium Dark Ale 3.75 330 10 VLIEGENDE PAARD BROUWERS
Three Philosphers 10.95 750 9.7 DUVEL MOORTGAT USA, LTD
St Feuillien Brune Extra Strong Belgian Ale 3.75 330 8.5 BRASSERIE ST-FEUILLIEN S.A.
The Mayan Chocolate Chipotle Stout 3.65 330 6.5 THE ILKLEY BREWERY CO. LTD
Lagunitas Sucks 16.45 2130 7.85 Lagunitas Brewing Company
Hofbrau Oktoberfestbier 3.5 500 6.3 STAATLICHES HOFBRAUHAUS
Rogue Hazelnut Brown Nectar 6.95 650 5.6 ROGUE ALES BREWERY
G'Knight Imperial Red IPA 12.25 1420 8.7 Oskar Blues Brewery

"Sucks" being the most appropriate word in that release.

Interesting to see an Oskar Blues beer in there, even if it's not the one I would pick.

I'm good with this list - but I am a fan of Belgians and porters/stouts. Nice to have Three Philosophers available and there's an additional Belgian quad that I haven't tried yet and piques my interest. St. Feuillien's grand cru, tripel and saison have all been quite good and so I'll happily give their dubbel a shot.

I really enjoyed the Prearis Quadrocinno when I drank it in Belgium a few summer's ago. If I recall correctly, the guy behind it won homebrewer of the year in Belgium and then subsequently was invited to contract brew at De Proef. It was really good quality stuff - still very traditional quad but a bit unique with the addition of coffee.

Thanks Cass for being on it!

Lagunitas, Rogue and Ommegang for me.

The lagunitas ipa and maximus were both 3+ months old by the time they hit the lcbo shelves..

Still some decent beers in this release though. Combine this with the online only beers and things are shaping up. I'm hoping a few of you return parts of your case orders to various lcbos. ( Evil Twin More Jesus for example)

Sucks and 3 philosophers are awesome so that's good

Ukie wrote:Thanks Cass for being on it!

No problem! Sorry about the formatting, I just copied and pasted out of the source file.

Craig wrote:Interesting to see an Oskar Blues beer in there, even if it's not the one I would pick.

Ten fidy could be next!

I like the looks of the majority of this list......but where's the 50 or so pumpkin beers

sofakingdrunk wrote:I like the looks of the majority of this list......but where's the 50 or so pumpkin beers

Isn't that normally a different release? Halloween special it something?

rfrf wrote:

Craig wrote:Interesting to see an Oskar Blues beer in there, even if it's not the one I would pick.

Ten fidy could be next!

G*night!!!!

Amazing but what are the chances it gets here in good form...

Provost Drunk wrote:I'm good with this list - but I am a fan of Belgians and porters/stouts. Nice to have Three Philosophers available and there's an additional Belgian quad that I haven't tried yet and piques my interest. St. Feuillien's grand cru, tripel and saison have all been quite good and so I'll happily give their dubbel a shot.

Yeah, I agree with this line of thinking -- better release than the last few. Three Philosophers, G'night and Fuller's RIS all appeal to me, as do the Belgians. Will be passing on any chipotle, coffee or chocolate infusions though.