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    Just got done with some framing in my brother's basement. So naturally it's time for a cold one or 3. Squatters American Wheat Hefeweizen to be exact. Not bad. May go for the Polygamy Porter next,(gotta love some of these names for the local micro brews).

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sebowski View Post
    Just had their "Hoppe" and "Unearthy" last night. Both IPAs. Didn't like the Hoppe. Unearthy is pretty good. I'm go9ing to try the oaked version tonight.

    If you ever see their "Chokolat" Buy as many as you can. It is fantastic.
    Yeah you mentioned this a while back, I haven't forgotten. Wonder if anybody around here can point me to a place that carries this stuff...

    I had a conversation with a guy at the store I bought the IPA at and he mentioned the Unearthly being unbelievable. Also said the Pumking is off the charts. In the hunt for those three.

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    Palm is good, if you want to check out some good belgian beers try Chimay Blue or either Delirium Nocturnum or Tremens (it is the ones with the pink elephants on it) You can find all three at either total wine or Wegmans, which has the best beer selection IMO


    Quote Originally Posted by deejaydana View Post
    I just discovered a Belgian ale by the name of "Palm" this weekend. It's excellent. From the label it's been produced since the late 1700's. The Belgians just know how to brew beer.

    Also, I just found that Sierra Nevada makes a Porter. Who knew? It's smooth as can be.

    On a related note I went in to a new wine store to the West Coast called "Total Wine" and discovered they have a "build your own" six pack of beer deal. I'm an instant fan. You can load up on some wondeful imports and discover some great tastes.

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    Got a Duvel Gift Box today...4 Duvel Belgians and their tulip glass for $20 altogether...not too terrible. Love the glass, about to see what the beer is like...heard a lot of good things about this stuff and that the head is ridiculous.

    Duvel Belgian Strong Ale



    Unbelievable look to this beer. The head is absolutely gigantic and chunky bright white. Some of it looks like whipped cream. If it wasn't for the hazy dark yellow color this would look like a root beer float. Also, a powerful stream of bubbles are rushing up from the very center of the beer, not anywhere else. Really cool looking.

    Aroma is chardonnay, sour apple, bitter citrus and a hint of wine. Can't say this is the most scrumptious smelling brew around, but it isn't bad.

    Taste is a sharp, crisp, non-bitter citrus with a perfect biscuity malt backbone. Also a subtle touch of spice. Alcohol has strong warming effect. Body is pretty slender, carbonation is obviously way up there, but drinkability is still nice and high. In fact, it tastes better taking large sips than it does taking regular ones.

    The only way I can sum up this beer is that it's all over the place. It comes at you at an odd angle whether it's in the appearance, aroma or taste. The entire process of drinking this beer is fun, definitely worth checking out.

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    If you have never had Old Chub you need to visit your local B&W store and pick up a 6 pack. One of these 12 oz beauties will give anyone a healthy buzz, drink all 6 and you most certainly are going to need some Tylenol the next morning.


    Sweet Chub

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    What's the alcohol content in Old Chubs?
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    Quote Originally Posted by GoSkins561 View Post
    What's the alcohol content in Old Chubs?
    think its 8%

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    Loose Cannon on cask at the Judge's Bench this Thursday.
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    I just want to say the Duvel tulip glass is really just perfect for IPAs. I had a Loose Canon in it today and it was the ultimate compliment to the beer.

    Dogfish Head Squall IPA



    Hazy copper, not much of a head. Aroma is a dank mix of citrus fruits, whipped cream and pound cake. It actually smells eerily similar to a strawberry short cake.

    Oh my god, this beer is delicious. The amount of creamy, buttered-biscuity malt is apparent right away. The bitterness is not the star of this brew, however it's the perfect role player. It's a sophisticated mixture of citrus and non-citrus fruits. Extremely, extremely refreshing for an IPA. Carbonation is low but good enough; the body is a bit below average. Alcohol gives a soft radiant warmth long after the initial taste.

    This beer is distinctively tasty. A tweak here and there could make this an easy A+, but this puppy sure is going to be a common summer brew in this household.

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    Samuel Adams Octoberfest - Greatest beer ever. It's a shame that it's a seasonal brew. Luckily for me, it's available during football season!
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    bottle
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    blue moon does it for me everytime...i dont know what it is, but damn its addictively good

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    Quote Originally Posted by BadKarma View Post
    If you have never had Old Chub you need to visit your local B&W store and pick up a 6 pack. One of these 12 oz beauties will give anyone a healthy buzz, drink all 6 and you most certainly are going to need some Tylenol the next morning.
    I love Oskar Blues Brewery most of thier brews are really good. For you pale ale fans try Dale's Pale Ale it is a great hoppy beer with the perfect malt balance. Mamas Lillte Yella Pils is a great Pilsner (I typically hate Pilsners) but this one is great on a hot day by the pool. Old Chub is very good as well I prefer it in the fall but it is a great brown ale. The only one I didnt enjoy too much was the Old Gubna which is a melt your face IPA (in terms of hops). They are also one of the few craft brews that only uses cans for their beer.

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    Here is one for you. Its called Old Engine Oil and its supprisingly delicous. Looks and smells Like a Dark Thick Stout but tastes oh so nice its not heavy and has allot of dark chocolate aroma and taste to it.

    If your an avid beer drinker such as me this is one you need to try...



    Other Beer favorites of mine:

    New Belgium - Fat Tire & 1554**
    Breckenridge - Vanilla Porter** & Oatmeal Stout
    Sam Adams - Winterfest & Octoberfest
    Samuel Smith - Oatmeal Stout
    Dog Fishead - Raison D'Etre
    Rogue - Dead Guy & Mocha Porter
    Murphy's - Irish Stout
    Gordon Biersch - Marzen**


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    Yes please.
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