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Disaster... averted!Garthicus wrote:Correct !Cale wrote:I'm assuming he meant the distribution.JeffPorter wrote: Man, I'm really sorry to hear that...still gonna give it a whirl...I have to re-acquaint myself with Highballer again, but it's interesting that the pumpkin ale with the best body is the lowest abv...
Still, I will, I'm sure buy plenty of the highballer!
Well I'm not going to complain about there being better selection at the LCBO.cannondale wrote:isn't that getting a little carried away?
You'd be hard-pressed to find anyone on this site who would.SMC wrote:Well I'm not going to complain about there being better selection at the LCBO.cannondale wrote:isn't that getting a little carried away?
No.cannondale wrote:isn't that
getting a little carried away?
ritzkiss wrote:That Ghosttown stout sounds...interesting.
On sweet side was it not?(Tap at BDM brew pub.)TheBeeraholic wrote:Only beer i've ever had that's brewed with absynthe. Wasn't that bad a stout either. Cheers!ritzkiss wrote:That Ghosttown stout sounds...interesting.
Just watched some of your beer reviews, and have to say I'm quite shocked that Rogue Orange Honey and Sublime 67 end up with the same score....I guess taste like beauty is in the eye of the beholder.TheBeeraholic wrote:ritzkiss wrote:That Ghosttown stout sounds...interesting.
I had this a few weeks ago. A co-worker brought me back a bottle from Montreal. The review is still in the vault to be uploaded but an interesting beer to say the least. Only beer i've ever had that's brewed with absynthe. Wasn't that bad a stout either. Cheers!
I sometimes tend to grade based on style.. I found Rogue's Somer Honey to be very pedestrian to other wheat beers I was drinking over the summer. The Sublime again was rated based upon style. One of the better Molson products to be introduced and as I am no fan of Molson Canadian or Coors yes I was impressed with their 67 as it was no where near as sweet as Miller Chill or the ever so sweet Bud Lite Lime. As a beer in general sure it's a maybe medicore at best.Wray77 wrote:Just watched some of your beer reviews, and have to say I'm quite shocked that Rogue Orange Honey and Sublime 67 end up with the same score....I guess taste like beauty is in the eye of the beholder.TheBeeraholic wrote:ritzkiss wrote:That Ghosttown stout sounds...interesting.
I had this a few weeks ago. A co-worker brought me back a bottle from Montreal. The review is still in the vault to be uploaded but an interesting beer to say the least. Only beer i've ever had that's brewed with absynthe. Wasn't that bad a stout either. Cheers!
If your intent is to rate based on style, then comparing Molson 67 to Miller Chill and Bud Light Lime is not appropriate. Both of those beers have lime added to them and Miller Chill also has salt added. To compare Molson 67 to those two and then give it a higher rating based on lack of sweetness is ridiculous.TheBeeraholic wrote: I was impressed with their 67 as it was no where near as sweet as Miller Chill or the ever so sweet Bud Lite Lime. As a beer in general sure it's a maybe medicore at best.
They were talking about the Sublime 67.TheSevenDuffs wrote:If your intent is to rate based on style, then comparing Molson 67 to Miller Chill and Bud Light Lime is not appropriate. Both of those beers have lime added to them and Miller Chill also has salt added. To compare Molson 67 to those two and then give it a higher rating based on lack of sweetness is ridiculous.TheBeeraholic wrote: I was impressed with their 67 as it was no where near as sweet as Miller Chill or the ever so sweet Bud Lite Lime. As a beer in general sure it's a maybe medicore at best.
Molson 67 is a low calorie beer. If you want to rate is based on style, compare it to Coors Light, Miller Light, Blue Light, etc.
Unfortunately I buy the majority of my beer at the LCBO, where I believe 95% of their beer selection is more pedestrian than Rogue. So I have to settle.TheBeeraholic wrote: I found Rogue's Somer Honey to be very pedestrian to other wheat beers I was drinking over the summer.
My bad. I would never even buy that beer to try so I have no clue how similar that one is to the others...Cale wrote:They were talking about the Sublime 67.TheSevenDuffs wrote:If your intent is to rate based on style, then comparing Molson 67 to Miller Chill and Bud Light Lime is not appropriate. Both of those beers have lime added to them and Miller Chill also has salt added. To compare Molson 67 to those two and then give it a higher rating based on lack of sweetness is ridiculous.TheBeeraholic wrote: I was impressed with their 67 as it was no where near as sweet as Miller Chill or the ever so sweet Bud Lite Lime. As a beer in general sure it's a maybe medicore at best.
Molson 67 is a low calorie beer. If you want to rate is based on style, compare it to Coors Light, Miller Light, Blue Light, etc.
hey matt - any chance you could try to get some Highballer into LCBO Store # 168:vincho wrote:Highballer is in the LCBO inventory, retailed for 3.60 for a 500ml bottle!
