Just to clarify my thoughts on this beer: it's not "damn tasty," it's just "pretty good."midlife crisis wrote:In that case I would call the first one excellent and the second "outstanding", "superlative" or "world class" then. But it's just semantics I suppose.atomeyes wrote:if one's a 8.5 out of 10 and one's a 9.5 out of 10, then yes, that is correct.
Think he said "damn tasty", which to me is better than pretty good.atomeyes wrote:if Liam's saying it's a pretty good beer, but don't lose your shit and drink cans of it every day because it's life changing, then i'd listen to him (because i'd normally expect him to tell me that Beau's is crap)
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I think Liam is saying that it's worth trying, and probably worth buying if it ends up being your thing, Just that he wouldn't be scoping out multiple LCBO locations to stock up. I dunno, I'm too lazy to go back a page and attribute who said what to whom.
Tried it myself, I'll go with tasty, but not quite sure if it's at "Damn Tasty" level . I tend to break out the expletives only when a beer cracks the 4.0 threshold on RB, or dips below the 2.0 marker.
Sip of Sunshine, now that is a Damn Tasty (tm) beer. Lactese Falcon, now that was a fucking awful one.
Tried it myself, I'll go with tasty, but not quite sure if it's at "Damn Tasty" level . I tend to break out the expletives only when a beer cracks the 4.0 threshold on RB, or dips below the 2.0 marker.
Sip of Sunshine, now that is a Damn Tasty (tm) beer. Lactese Falcon, now that was a fucking awful one.
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The girlfriend thought that was a Damn Tasty beer. We were at a C'est What Spring/Fall festival that Church Key released it at. She liked the sample so much she got a WHOLE pint of the stuff. Such a fun time sitting next to her smelling that beer and seeing it's murky brownness. Ugh. She still pines about the stuff.sprague11 wrote:Lactese Falcon, now that was a fucking awful one.
Now a Damn Tasty beverage is Church Key's Purple Loosestrife mead. Man that stuff was good! Anytime I bump into a Church Key rep I bug them about making some more. I'll probably give it a shot myself at some point.
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This is also available now in the LCBO for those who want to just try one for $3.25.spinrsx wrote:new at TBS
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Perhaps we need to establish a set of preferred nomenclature to classify eg. damn tastiness or pretty goodness on a fairly even continuum of subjective descriptors.liamt07 wrote:Just to clarify my thoughts on this beer: it's not "damn tasty," it's just "pretty good."
Otherwise it's like we have all this non-official language to interpret meaning from.
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Would "delicious" be better than "damn tasty"?Belgian wrote:Perhaps we need to establish a set of preferred nomenclature to classify eg. damn tastiness or pretty goodness on a fairly even continuum of subjective descriptors.liamt07 wrote:Just to clarify my thoughts on this beer: it's not "damn tasty," it's just "pretty good."
Otherwise it's like we have all this non-official language to interpret meaning from.
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