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Bobsy
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Post by Bobsy »

I actually picked the bottle up off ebay in the UK with some paypal dollars I had from completing online surveys, and my dad ferried it over with a 1983 Hardy's (for a friend's birthday) last week. Sadly, not that romantic a story

It tasted very good, with a good level of carbonation after 35 years, strong tobacco notes, cocoa and some soy. Really neat. I shared it with Troy because he's worked damn hard for Toronto Beer Week.

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Post by Belgian »

What a beer moment to share, at least vicariously. Thanks Bobsy!
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Post by phat matt »

Drinking my 2 bottles of sweet petes peach wheat. Very nice wheat beer with a good amount of yeast esters to spice it up. Peach is in the finish which is nice and dry. Not sure if I would know its a peach wheat without being told, but it is an excellent beer. Liked it on cask much more.

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Post by notdan »

Church Key Black IPA. The first bottle I had about a month ago was much hoppier in the aroma, but the finish is still quite bitter and has some hop astringency. Basically a hoppy strong stout, but still a very tasty beer.

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Post by matt7215 »

Unibroue Blonde de Chambly
homebrewed bret C saison batch 2
Sinha Stout
2007 Bells Eccentric Ale
homebrewed berliner peche

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ritzkiss
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Post by ritzkiss »

Fresh Garrison IIPA. It's certainly hoppy but I've never found it a particularly well crafted beer.

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Post by Belgian »

DDC Derniere Volonte, kind of a really cool beer - today it hits me as having pineapple-like esters, spicy peppery phenolics, and woodsy pine-forest hops. Great feel to this beer, some good weight to it but not heavy. A tiny bit like S-B Hppfen Weisse in some ways!
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Kish84
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Post by Kish84 »

Unibroue La Terrible
Stone Old Guardian
Cannery Blackberry Porter
Ommegang Chocolate Indulgence
Black Oak Nut Brown Ale

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Post by bufordsbest »

fullers esb
very fresh devils pale ale.

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Post by carguy »

Mikkeller It's Alive!

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Kish84
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Post by Kish84 »

Samuel Smith Organic Cider
Paulaner Oktoberfest Bier (I'm a sucker for glassware)
Garrison Imperial IPA
Great Lakes Pumpkin Ale
Grand River Highballer Pumpkin Ale
Grand River Ploegers Vlaams Rood

sprague11
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Post by sprague11 »

Garrison Imperial IPA

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Post by The Great Gatsby »

Muskoka Harvest Ale - way hoppier / better than I expected. A great brew.

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Post by TheSevenDuffs »

Just poured a Smash Bomb. An excellent IPA!

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Post by Torontoblue »

St. Ambroise Pumpkin Ale and soon to follow it up with the Howe Sound PumpkinEater. This had better be good at $16.95 a bottle!!!!

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