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One free "happy ending" massage at Slippery Pete's Massage Parlour.JeffPorter wrote:how much was the gift card for?
I was going to finish the night off with the Harry Porter, but perhaps I'll dig into last years stash of Cuvee Rene...markaberrant wrote:In honour of this thread, tonight I have drank the following beers:
2009 Sierra Nevada Golden Ticket Baltic Porter aged on Cantillon dregs
2011 homebrewed Flanders Red w/ sour cherries
2012 homebrewed Flanders Red on tap
I would accept a gift card in exchange for more suggestions.SlipperyPete wrote:Suggestions as apposed to verbal masturbation would be very welcome.
When you say "unblended", do you mean not with fruit? Because if so, there's still lots of Cuvee Rene floating around...Hell, there's over 200 at Cooper St. It's blended in the sense that a Gueuze is blended (old and new), but this should do you...Who on earth do you have to pay off so quickly with lambics?SlipperyPete wrote:@ markaberannt - I don't own a massage parlor. But if I did, I would promise you a happy ending. And how dare you disrespect Seinfeld?
So thanks to a link provided I revisited Queens Quay LCBO this evening to find 2 casas of Mort Subite Kriek on the top shelf. Sure fuckin' wasn't there on Monday, but I'm quite used to getting fucked by LCBO.
And I still need Un-blended Lambic.
Suggestions as apposed to verbal masturbation would be very welcome.
This is what I was thinking too - but I was wondering if he just meant "one without fruit" because he also wanted a fruit lambic.matt7215 wrote:@ JeffPorter
un-blended lambic is a style of lambic, usually 3 years old, that is a single batch bottled as is, uncarbonated from the wood casks, or served straight from the barrel, it is a very hard style to find
Cuvee Renee is a gueuze, not an unblended lambic
to the slippery OP, your best bet at getting an un-blended lambic in TO would be to drink a bottle of Cantillon at beerbistro, if you need a bottle for at home, your gonna need to shop in the states to find it
I've never tried to buy any Cantillon while in the US on account of my not liking it; but my limited understanding is that it was very hard to find. I usually see people offering crazy things for it on Beer Advocate, is this true?matt7215 wrote: to the slippery OP, your best bet at getting an un-blended lambic in TO would be to drink a bottle of Cantillon at beerbistro, if you need a bottle for at home, your gonna need to shop in the states to find it
It used to be much easier (I remember Premier having shelves of Cantillon, Drei Fonteinen, etc...) but that's not the case anymore with the increase of craft beer, the rarity of Cantillon, the hype, more people into sours, etc... But I hope you do find some - they're always worth it IMO.Weebay wrote:I've never tried to buy any Cantillon while in the US on account of my not liking it; but my limited understanding is that it was very hard to find. I usually see people offering crazy things for it on Beer Advocate, is this true?matt7215 wrote: to the slippery OP, your best bet at getting an un-blended lambic in TO would be to drink a bottle of Cantillon at beerbistro, if you need a bottle for at home, your gonna need to shop in the states to find it
If it's easy to find, I'm tempted to pick up a bottle in Chicago next week just for the comedy value and the $200 Forever 21 gift card.
It's the Belgian mafia. They only accept payment in the form of Lambic or Tintin comics.JeffPorter wrote: I just love that he got into a "situation" where he needs lambic so urgently!