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G.M. Gillman
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Post by G.M. Gillman »

A really good-tasting Peroni Nastro Azzurro, 2 months from canning per the best-by date.

Super-fresh, with a taste of fresh grains, cream and some noticeable European noble hops (the kind I like, not too barnyard/loamy). These cans, even within a certain age range, are never quite the same batch to batch in my estimation. Some cannings hit a superlative note and this one does. I wonder if this season's malt might be a factor.

Try it, it's stamped 07/12 R on the base.

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Post by The Great Gatsby »

2011 Harvest Ale
Dunkel Buck

Both quite nice... I'm ready for the fall and autumn beers

iguenard
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Post by iguenard »

Lagunitas Hairy Eyeball again... And Koningshoeven Triple. Great stuff.

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cmadd
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Post by cmadd »

The Twenty Pounder DIPA that my sister brought back today from Vancouver. Holy hopbomb, Batman!

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andrewrg
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Post by andrewrg »

Hockley Stout. Delicious! Now what should the next stout I drink be? Should have brought more back from the states.

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boney
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Post by boney »

Hopworks Organic Rise-Up Red. Proof that organic doesn't have to suck.

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Post by phirleh »

Enjoying the last few minutes of my first 39 years with a 2009 Arcadia Imperial Stout and some dark chocolate.
Malam cerevisiam facieus in cathedram stercoris

"God don't want me yet, man, I got more feet to taste."
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JeffPorter
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Post by JeffPorter »

andrewrg wrote:Hockley Stout. Delicious! Now what should the next stout I drink be? Should have brought more back from the states.

Hmm..Hockley Stout...nice...


Well, I SHOULD have stopped at two bottles of Harvest Ale and I SHOULD NOT have opened a bottle of St. Ambroise Scotch Ale...

...but here we all are...me drunk...and you having to deal with me...

:oops:
"What can you say about Pabst Blue Ribbon that Dennis Hopper hasn’t screamed in the middle of an ether binge?" - Jordan St. John

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cmadd
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Post by cmadd »

JeffPorter wrote:
andrewrg wrote:Hockley Stout. Delicious! Now what should the next stout I drink be? Should have brought more back from the states.

Hmm..Hockley Stout...nice...


Well, I SHOULD have stopped at two bottles of Harvest Ale and I SHOULD NOT have opened a bottle of St. Ambroise Scotch Ale...

...but here we all are...me drunk...and you having to deal with me...

:oops:
Don't worry, after the Twenty Pounder I decided it would be a good idea to open the Weihenstephaner Hefe I had sitting around. Now I'm hiccuping.

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SteelbackGuy
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Post by SteelbackGuy »

I am drinking ONLY Ontario Craft Beer for the next 6 months, as a commitment to our brewing scene. I will only purchasing and consuming beer brewed in this province.

I will report on how it is going.
If you`re reading this, there`s a 15% chance you`ve got a significant drinking problem. Get it fixed, get recovered!

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Post by Wray77 »

SteelbackGuy wrote:I am drinking ONLY Ontario Craft Beer for the next 6 months, as a commitment to our brewing scene. I will only purchasing and consuming beer brewed in this province.

I will report on how it is going.
my condolences. fight the good fight though :)

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cmadd
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Post by cmadd »

SteelbackGuy wrote:I am drinking ONLY Ontario Craft Beer for the next 6 months, as a commitment to our brewing scene. I will only purchasing and consuming beer brewed in this province.

I will report on how it is going.
Haha, point taken...

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Post by JK »

Drinking a fresh can of Heady Topper purchased from the new Alchemist brewery that just opened today. Man is this stuff ever good.
As a sad note pretty much the entire town of Waterbury Vermont got flooded out due to the recent hurricane that passed through, including the Alchemist pub, they were tearing the wood flooring out as we were passing through today. I have never seen such devastation in my life.

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Post by PeenSteen »

Stone Cali-Belgique IPA

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Post by TheSevenDuffs »

phirleh wrote:Enjoying the last few minutes of my first 39 years with a 2009 Arcadia Imperial Stout and some dark chocolate.
Happy Birthday!

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