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SearChart · 25 September 2018, 03:18 PM

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nikka coffey grain it is pretty damn good

Nikka is quality

SearChart · 25 September 2018, 03:19 PM

Had a Belgian stout with hints of coffee and caramel last night, 'De Zwarte Zwaan' aka the black swan.

It was pretty damn great

austinp · 25 September 2018, 09:10 PM

Old faithful. Still love it after all these years.

GB-man · 27 September 2018, 06:46 AM

Julius

littleolemoi · 27 September 2018, 07:12 AM

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Julius

OMG that looks delicious!!!

Perfect time for Happy Hour ...... well here anyways!!

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GB-man · 27 September 2018, 07:25 AM

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OMG that looks delicious!!!

Perfect time for Happy Hour ...... well here anyways!!

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Same timezone

littleolemoi · 27 September 2018, 07:28 AM

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Same timezone

Same time zone?!?!?!

Soooo which bar are we gonna get drunk at wink wink??

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austinp · 27 September 2018, 07:29 AM

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Julius

Juice Bomb!

GB-man · 27 September 2018, 07:31 AM

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Same time zone?!?!?!

Soooo which bar are we gonna get drunk at wink wink??

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Going to have to be the TRF bar lol feel free to post your wine glass here.

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Juice Bomb!

GB-man · 27 September 2018, 07:33 AM

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Nikka is quality

I have much to learn when it comes to whisky but I like the taste and that is all that matters.

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Had a Belgian stout with hints of coffee and caramel last night, 'De Zwarte Zwaan' aka the black swan.

It was pretty damn great

That sounds delicious.

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Old faithful. Still love it after all these years.

Jai alai is great when fresh. One of my go tos when I need a 6 pack in a hurry at a grocery store.

SearChart · 27 September 2018, 04:20 PM

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I have much to learn when it comes to whisky but I like the taste and that is all that matters.

That sounds delicious.

Jai alai is great when fresh. One of my go tos when I need a 6 pack in a hurry at a grocery store.

I'm a big whisky fan, mostly of the peaty/smokey scotch. I've had the big Japanese ones, Yamazaki 12, 18, nikka from the barrel, Hibiki 17, never bought any of them though as they are priced astronomically nowadays..

My lineup needs Ardbeg 10, Lagavulin 16 and Glenfarclas 18 or 21. Those are the bottles I will buy over and over again.

SearChart · 27 September 2018, 04:21 PM

To get back to beer...

A double honey ale last night, pretty strong stuff

SearChart · 28 September 2018, 04:50 AM

Another day, another Belgian beer: Fort Lapin double.

Not the best 'dubbel' I've had, but not bad either.

woodsworth · 28 September 2018, 09:11 AM

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Another day, another Belgian beer: Fort Lapin double.

Not the best 'dubbel' I've had, but not bad either.

You’re making me miss my time in Belgium! Nothing like having the local ales there

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woodsworth · 28 September 2018, 11:18 AM

Tastes like hopped juice

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GB-man · 28 September 2018, 03:09 PM

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To get back to beer...

A double honey ale last night, pretty strong stuff

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Another day, another Belgian beer: Fort Lapin double.

Not the best 'dubbel' I've had, but not bad either.

I need to get back to Belgians. When I first started out 5-10 years ago I drank a lot of Belgian stuff because the beer scene in the states was not as developed. It’s been nothing short of a revolution the past decade and now it’s tough to not drink stuff made nearby.

I could probably get lost down a rabbit hole if I visited Belgium. Doubles, triples, quads

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Tastes like hopped juice

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No pics but I had a bitburger while grilling and then a treehouse Impressionism imperial stout after dinner. To be honest this stout was not treehouses best work. B-

I can’t decide if I’m over juice bombs yet or if I may never be over them. Kind of like bigger watches juice bombs are here to stay

(looks down at AP 44)

yoniman · 28 September 2018, 03:11 PM

Because we have good water...
even crappy beer like this tastes good.

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SearChart · 28 September 2018, 03:15 PM

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I need to get back to Belgians. When I first started out 5-10 years ago I drank a lot of Belgian stuff because the beer scene in the states was not as developed. It’s been nothing short of a revolution the past decade and now it’s tough to not drink stuff made nearby.

I could probably get lost down a rabbit hole if I visited Belgium. Doubles, triples, quads

No pics but I had a bitburger while grilling and then a treehouse Impressionism imperial stout after dinner. To be honest this stout was not treehouses best work. B-

I can’t decide if I’m over juice bombs yet or if I may never be over them. Kind of like bigger watches juice bombs are here to stay

(looks down at AP 44)

But you can get them! I can't get any of the American stuff over here

woodsworth · 28 September 2018, 03:43 PM

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I need to get back to Belgians. When I first started out 5-10 years ago I drank a lot of Belgian stuff because the beer scene in the states was not as developed. It’s been nothing short of a revolution the past decade and now it’s tough to not drink stuff made nearby.

I could probably get lost down a rabbit hole if I visited Belgium. Doubles, triples, quads

No pics but I had a bitburger while grilling and then a treehouse Impressionism imperial stout after dinner. To be honest this stout was not treehouses best work. B-

I can’t decide if I’m over juice bombs yet or if I may never be over them. Kind of like bigger watches juice bombs are here to stay (looks down at AP 44)

Funny you should say that... I was just thinking I miss "kind-of-juicy" NE style IPA/IIPA's and not beers that taste like juice

Could be the weather. Seems this time of year I gravitate towards Belgian Quads... more savoury than thirst quenching. Picked up a few Rochefort 10's, St. Bernardus Abt. 12's, and Tripel Karmeliets today.

edit: nothing wrong with an AP 44, though ;>

SearChart · 28 September 2018, 04:07 PM

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Funny you should say that... I was just thinking I miss "kind-of-juicy" NE style IPA/IIPA's and not beers that taste like juice

Could be the weather. Seems this time of year I gravitate towards Belgian Quads... more savoury than thirst quenching. Picked up a few Rochefort 10's, St. Bernardus Abt. 12's, and Tripel Karmeliets today.

edit: nothing wrong with an AP 44, though ;>

Got a few of them as well yesterday, I was told it tastes a lot like Westvleteren (holy grail, but I'm not paying€15 for a bottle of beer...).

woodsworth · 28 September 2018, 04:11 PM

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Got a few of them as well yesterday, I was told it tastes a lot like Westvleteren (holy grail, but I'm not paying€15 for a bottle of beer...).

Honestly, it tastes so similar I refuse to pay the mark up for Westvleteren 12 anymore. Over here you’d be lucky to get a West12 (330ml) for under $30 whereas you can get 750ml bottles of St. Bernardus for about $10.

Another great beer from St. Bernardus is the Prior 8! Was lucky to try that out of a fresh cask while in Ghent last. Fabulous ale.

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SearChart · 28 September 2018, 04:13 PM

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Honestly, it tastes so similar I refuse to pay the mark up for Westvleteren 12 anymore. Over here you’d be lucky to get a West12 (330ml) for under $30 whereas you can get 750ml bottles of St. Bernardus for about $10.

Another great beer from St. Bernardus is the Prior 8! Was lucky to try that out of a fresh cask while in Ghent last. Fabulous ale.

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That is good to know! Pretty stoked to taste it

SearChart · 29 September 2018, 03:35 AM

This is some gooood beer

GB-man · 29 September 2018, 03:39 AM

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This is some gooood beer

Now I want a quad lol off to the store

SearChart · 29 September 2018, 03:40 AM

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Now I want a quad lol off to the store

Go for it

GB-man · 29 September 2018, 08:35 AM

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Go for it

fusionstorm · 29 September 2018, 10:51 AM

About to tuck into some Pliny the Elder for dinner. Growler fill from 2 days ago.......

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woodsworth · 29 September 2018, 12:34 PM

Now I’ve gotta have a St. Bernardus tonight as my night cap!

But for now...

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austinp · 29 September 2018, 01:38 PM

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About to tuck into some Pliny the Elder for dinner. Growler fill from 2 days ago.......

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Very nice.. Well done.

SearChart · 29 September 2018, 02:33 PM

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