[ARCHIVED THREAD] - Great beer thread... (Page 1 of 2)
Posted: 11/2/2013 6:20:40 PM EDT
Drinking this right now... Also scored a can of Heady Topper that was canned yesterday! |
dont buy the shit in the cans.it taste better in bottles imo 
i might start drinkin this if its availible though.i dont know,doesnt say not currently brewed on there webpage and they only bring it out around christmas time i think.the only thing that sucks is its a pain in the ass to close cuz its the type of bottle caps that only come off with a bottle opener.its good shit though |
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http://i44.tinypic.com/1zvbalj.jpg dont buy the shit in the cans.it taste better in bottles imo 
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trappist beers are awesome. I would love to go to Belgium and drink beer!!! I have made the pilgrimage many times. I stopped by the town of Rochefort on my first trip. Yep, those monk make great beer!! Just remember the monasteries are cloistered. So, visits to to monasteries are not that great at many of them. Still, Belgium is a great place to visit! For both him & her! They're other claims to fame is chocolate & lace. 
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I have made the pilgrimage many times. I stopped by the town of Rochefort on my first trip. Yep, those monk make great beer!! Just remember the monasteries are cloistered. So, visits to to monasteries are not that great at many of them. Still, Belgium is a great place to visit! For both him & her! They're other claims to fame is chocolate & lace. Quoted:
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trappist beers are awesome. I would love to go to Belgium and drink beer!!! I have made the pilgrimage many times. I stopped by the town of Rochefort on my first trip. Yep, those monk make great beer!! Just remember the monasteries are cloistered. So, visits to to monasteries are not that great at many of them. Still, Belgium is a great place to visit! For both him & her! They're other claims to fame is chocolate & lace. if a guy can't get laid in a place full of beer, chocolate and lace..... we'lll goodamn!!! |
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That's a good beer and reasonably priced, but I stopped at two stores today, and both were already out. WTF, it's only Nov 2. |
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if a guy can't get laid in a place full of beer, chocolate and lace..... we'lll goodamn!!! Quoted:
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trappist beers are awesome. I would love to go to Belgium and drink beer!!! I have made the pilgrimage many times. I stopped by the town of Rochefort on my first trip. Yep, those monk make great beer!! Just remember the monasteries are cloistered. So, visits to to monasteries are not that great at many of them. Still, Belgium is a great place to visit! For both him & her! They're other claims to fame is chocolate & lace. if a guy can't get laid in a place full of beer, chocolate and lace..... we'lll goodamn!!! Oh, yeah! Some large cities have a red light district. PS They also, have great waffles (Liege style is the better one) & known for fries (Frites) too. |
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http://beermumbo.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/11/pliny-the-elder1.jpg Best served with lamb gyros- http://i43.tinypic.com/140atrn.jpg Damn you! Ive had a few Pliny's, love it...but it doesnt Touch Heady |
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Oh, yeah! Some large cities have a red light district. PS They also, have great waffles (Liege style is the better one) & known for fries (Frites) too. Quoted:
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trappist beers are awesome. I would love to go to Belgium and drink beer!!! I have made the pilgrimage many times. I stopped by the town of Rochefort on my first trip. Yep, those monk make great beer!! Just remember the monasteries are cloistered. So, visits to to monasteries are not that great at many of them. Still, Belgium is a great place to visit! For both him & her! They're other claims to fame is chocolate & lace. if a guy can't get laid in a place full of beer, chocolate and lace..... we'lll goodamn!!! Oh, yeah! Some large cities have a red light district. PS They also, have great waffles (Liege style is the better one) & known for fries (Frites) too. Lemme get this straight.... Hookers, Waffles, Beer, French Fries.... Why has nobody told me about this wondrous place before????? |
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You gonna get raped! 
New Glarus is owned by commie douchebags... |
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Lemme get this straight.... Hookers, Waffles, Beer, French Fries.... Why has nobody told me about this wondrous place before????? Quoted:
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trappist beers are awesome. I would love to go to Belgium and drink beer!!! I have made the pilgrimage many times. I stopped by the town of Rochefort on my first trip. Yep, those monk make great beer!! Just remember the monasteries are cloistered. So, visits to to monasteries are not that great at many of them. Still, Belgium is a great place to visit! For both him & her! They're other claims to fame is chocolate & lace. if a guy can't get laid in a place full of beer, chocolate and lace..... we'lll goodamn!!! Oh, yeah! Some large cities have a red light district. PS They also, have great waffles (Liege style is the better one) & known for fries (Frites) too. Lemme get this straight.... Hookers, Waffles, Beer, French Fries.... Why has nobody told me about this wondrous place before????? Too bad they put nasty spices in most of their beers. 
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Actually, The whits(White) are about the only spiced beers. Many beers like Trippels have spicy notes in many Belgian yeast strains.
The district in Brussels is by the elevated railway. I only saw it from the trains. Not listed or schedules on a 'beer trip'. FWIW -the district even has window shopping from what I saw & have been told. But, I just saw from 100 yards away on a train. :-( Oh, hefes: Weihenstephaner Hefeweissen & Ayinger Brau Weise are great German hefes. Roll the bottles on a table/bar before opening to get the yummy yeast stirred up. PS light through green bottles changes the chemistry of hops in beer. Creates Mercaptan 'skunkiness.' |
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Quoted: Damn you! Ive had a few Pliny's, love it...but it doesnt Touch Heady Quoted: Quoted: http://beermumbo.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/11/pliny-the-elder1.jpg Best served with lamb gyros- http://i43.tinypic.com/140atrn.jpg Damn you! Ive had a few Pliny's, love it...but it doesnt Touch Heady I'd love to try it but, in my travels, I haven't been able to find it anywhere  |
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Turn the bottle around! LOL!!! 
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http://i44.tinypic.com/1zvbalj.jpg dont buy the shit in the cans.it taste better in bottles imo http://i40.tinypic.com/2njbz44.jpg i might start drinkin this if its availible though.i dont know,doesnt say not currently brewed on there webpage and they only bring it out around christmas time i think.the only thing that sucks is its a pain in the ass to close cuz its the type of bottle caps that only come off with a bottle opener.its good shit though No, no, no, Sam Adams Oktoberfest is nasty. One it lies, it isn't an Oktoberfest fest it is a fall ale , two they brew it with used tampons or at least that's what it taste like. An Oktoberfest should be crisp and clean. Try a a Hofbrau next time. |
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You should uhhh...choke yourself with one of these stuffed in your ass. I heard thats what bud fans are into
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Actually, The whits(White) are about the only spiced beers. Many beers like Trippels have spicy notes in many Belgian yeast strains. The district in Brussels is by the elevated railway. I only saw it from the trains. Not listed or schedules on a 'beer trip'. FWIW -the district even has window shopping from what I saw & have been told. But, I just saw from 100 yards away on a train. :-( Oh, hefes: Weihenstephaner Hefeweissen & Ayinger Brau Weise are great German hefes. Roll the bottles on a table/bar before opening to get the yummy yeast stirred up. PS light through green bottles changes the chemistry of hops in beer. Creates Mercaptan 'skunkiness.' Not just wheat beers. http://blog.beeriety.com/2010/08/20/sugar-spice-an-intro-to-beer-spices/ "As legendary beer writer Michael Jackson noted, “the Belgians are the greatest users of herbs and spices in beer.” And you don’t have to be a serious beer expert to feel the truth of this statement. A wide range of Belgian brews feature spice as a prominent ingredient -most notably, Belgian witbiers and saisons. Traditional spices include coriander, sweet and bitter orange peel, black pepper, grains of paradise, and sweet gale – all of which provide the sweet, spicy, and summer-y flavors that you except from those styles." |
Back in my beer drinking days... 
In the Northwest, we have a place called BJ's (don't laugh, true story) that does microbrews. Come wintertime they have what they call Whisky Barrel Stout. Dark, smoky and delicious. Oh, and the ABV hovers near the barley wine side. Not knowing this the first time I tried it, I pounded pints until I couldn't find the door to leave. Oh my gosh, just so good! I still have dreams about it. |
