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DrunkMuscle · 11-08-2009, 07:13 PM

Oh by the way Nano.ix; Check this out: http://www.dieuduciel.com/en/home.php

nano.ix · 11-08-2009, 07:15 PM

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Oh by the way Nano.ix; Check this out: http://www.dieuduciel.com/en/home.php

Yeah, I plan on staying in their rooms for the weekend! I've had a select few of their beers, but nothing will beat their taps & casks.

SwolenONE · 11-08-2009, 07:18 PM

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Yeah man. Montreal is beastly, we have amazing beer around here!

canada and parts of europe are two places i really hope to visit eventually

DrunkMuscle · 11-08-2009, 07:19 PM

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Yeah, I plan on staying in their rooms for the weekend! I've had a select few of their beers, but nothing will beat their taps & casks.

Sick. When your in montreal, check other things out. There's plenty of great things.

By the way: How are your reps so high, you've only been here since May?! Haha.

SwolenONE · 11-08-2009, 07:20 PM

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Sick. When your in montreal, check other things out. There's plenty of great things.

By the way: How are your reps so high, you've only been here since May?! Haha.

lulz, i always wonder how ppl have such damn high rep/date ratios

nano.ix · 11-08-2009, 08:26 PM

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canada and parts of europe are two places i really hope to visit eventually

Same

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Sick. When your in montreal, check other things out. There's plenty of great things.

By the way: How are your reps so high, you've only been here since May?! Haha.

I go there annually to snowboard, but never have I gone for beer. I would of course check out the more historical scenes this time around since it's for a different business.

& They are high for helping out others, do they mean anything? Nope, but it is fun to see people get butt hurt over red pixels

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lulz, i always wonder how ppl have such damn high rep/date ratios

Money for rapez

Beejis60 · 11-08-2009, 08:31 PM

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With it being ~18% I would assume it would be very malty. I'm not to well versed on the IIPA's, but maybe it's not really an IIPA? I've got no clue, would like to get my hands on one though.

IPA is just based on its IBU content.

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never a more perfect time to use the greatest gif of all time.

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ahem

lol pettygtfomotivation!

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Bud Light Golden Wheat actually has SOME taste to it unlike any other light beers. This is my new "get ****ed up" beer

son....

DrunkMuscle · 11-08-2009, 08:33 PM

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son....

im disappoint.

TTewell · 11-09-2009, 02:16 AM

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son....

and u drink PBR. You really don't have room to talk there. PBR tastes like feet

nano.ix · 11-09-2009, 04:20 AM

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and u drink PBR. You really don't have room to talk there. PBR tastes like feet

Bj's has a foot fetish

icetrauma · 11-09-2009, 07:04 AM

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yea, im closer to the west coast, so for something out of state i usually go for rogue and especially stone

as far as local breweries CO is insane, so CO brews are a large part of what i drink

recommend me a few East Coast breweries to look out for, Im sure they can be had as there are two superstores relatively close to me in addition to all the regular liquor stores

CO has some bad ass breweries. Flying Dog and Avery top my list. Breckenridge 471 is pretty good. Lagunitas has a good brew or 2. I reviewed one on here in this tread. Some east coast brewers to look for are Dogfish Head, Ommegang and Brooklyn. I can't remember were Allagash is but they put out some great brews.

nano.ix · 11-09-2009, 07:12 AM

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CO has some bad ass breweries. Flying Dog and Avery top my list. Breckenridge 471 is pretty good. Lagunitas has a good brew or 2. I reviewed one on here in this tread. Some east coast brewers to look for are Dogfish Head, Ommegang and Brooklyn. I can't remember were Allagash is but they put out some great brews.

I love Flying Dog for Ralph Steadman's artwork. Horn Dog is also quite a tasty BW and the only FD I've tried.

So tonight, going to make my own B&T: Peche Mortel + Corne Du Diable ... combo-translation "Devil's Sin". It will definitely just mix up, but the taste ... hmmm. I'll review it here since I can actually smell & taste now.

Beejis60 · 11-09-2009, 10:36 AM

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and u drink PBR. You really don't have room to talk there. PBR tastes like feet

Last time I willingly drank it, I think I was 22 and we ran out of the bar without paying anyway, so I still profit!

DedicatedToLift · 11-09-2009, 10:39 AM

Hey guys, I'm turning 21 tomorrow and I'm considering buying some alcohol to celebrate. Can you recommend me a brew that would be pretty good? I'm sick of drinking piss beers like natty ice, etc..

bobcat11 · 11-09-2009, 11:10 AM

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Hey guys, I'm turning 21 tomorrow and I'm considering buying some alcohol to celebrate. Can you recommend me a brew that would be pretty good? I'm sick of drinking piss beers like natty ice, etc..

I would recommend any beer by Bell's Brewery, probably my favorite brewery in America.

DedicatedToLift · 11-09-2009, 01:46 PM

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I would recommend any beer by Bell's Brewery, probably my favorite brewery in America.

Thanks for the suggestion! Does anyone else have any other beer that they enjoy? I'm looking for something on the heavier side.

Beejis60 · 11-09-2009, 02:32 PM

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Hey guys, I'm turning 21 tomorrow and I'm considering buying some alcohol to celebrate. Can you recommend me a brew that would be pretty good? I'm sick of drinking piss beers like natty ice, etc..

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Thanks for the suggestion! Does anyone else have any other beer that they enjoy? I'm looking for something on the heavier side.

Do you have any clue what kind of beer you actually like?
I've never been to the northwest but I think since it's offered in AZ, it could be offered in WA.... Pyramid Brewing Co. I enjoy most of their brews minus the apricot ale or whatever it's called. I also like Fat Tire (can't recall where that's from) though I don't think it's too heavy but I know it is also offered in AZ and Cali

If you like something 'heavy', try to find Dogfish Head 90 Minute IPA; it's the bomb shizzle fo sho! It's sold in four packs, I think usually $8-10 per pack but I never pay attention to prices when I buy shyt.

DedicatedToLift · 11-09-2009, 02:41 PM

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Do you have any clue what kind of beer you actually like?
I've never been to the northwest but I think since it's offered in AZ, it could be offered in WA.... Pyramid Brewing Co. I enjoy most of their brews minus the apricot ale or whatever it's called. I also like Fat Tire (can't recall where that's from) though I don't think it's too heavy but I know it is also offered in AZ and Cali

If you like something 'heavy', try to find Dogfish Head 90 Minute IPA; it's the bomb shizzle fo sho! It's sold in four packs, I think usually $8-10 per pack but I never pay attention to prices when I buy shyt.

Ah ****, I forgot about Pyramid! I heard they make great beer, especially the hefeweizen (sp?). I have not really had any beers beside the cheap **** that gets you drunk, so I'm not sure what I'd exactly like, but that's why I'm asking for suggestions. I believe that they also have Fat Tire up here too, so I'll have to look into that. Thanks for the suggestions, I will rep you off R/C as well as bobcat.

Beejis60 · 11-09-2009, 02:52 PM

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Ah ****, I forgot about Pyramid! I heard they make great beer, especially the hefeweizen (sp?). I have not really had any beers beside the cheap **** that gets you drunk, so I'm not sure what I'd exactly like, but that's why I'm asking for suggestions. I believe that they also have Fat Tire up here too, so I'll have to look into that. Thanks for the suggestions, I will rep you off R/C as well as bobcat.

Ya I remember the Pyramid Hefeweizen was the bomb shyt but I was also bombed as shyt when drinking it ($100 tab all by myself)

nano.ix · 11-09-2009, 03:14 PM

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Ah ****, I forgot about Pyramid! I heard they make great beer, especially the hefeweizen (sp?). I have not really had any beers beside the cheap **** that gets you drunk, so I'm not sure what I'd exactly like, but that's why I'm asking for suggestions. I believe that they also have Fat Tire up here too, so I'll have to look into that. Thanks for the suggestions, I will rep you off R/C as well as bobcat.

My suggestion would be to stay away from high % beers like RIS etc when starting off b/c the alcohol can come off very strong when you're just getting use to the beers and you may be turned off by it.

My buddy wanted to try out the Peche Mortel that I was talking about & when he had it he couldn't even finish it. When I first reviewed it I said the alcohol is very evidant, but now I hardly notice it.

DedicatedToLift · 11-09-2009, 03:21 PM

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Ya I remember the Pyramid Hefeweizen was the bomb shyt but I was also bombed as shyt when drinking it ($100 tab all by myself)

Haha damn that's quite a large tab! I don't think I'll be spending near that amount for my 21st

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My suggestion would be to stay away from high % beers like RIS etc when starting off b/c the alcohol can come off very strong when you're just getting use to the beers and you may be turned off by it.

My buddy wanted to try out the Peche Mortel that I was talking about & when he had it he couldn't even finish it. When I first reviewed it I said the alcohol is very evidant, but now I hardly notice it.

Thanks for the tip, it makes sense that the stronger beers would turn people off. Reps as well on R/C.

icetrauma · 11-09-2009, 03:46 PM

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My suggestion would be to stay away from high % beers like RIS etc when starting off b/c the alcohol can come off very strong when you're just getting use to the beers and you may be turned off by it.

My buddy wanted to try out the Peche Mortel that I was talking about & when he had it he couldn't even finish it. When I first reviewed it I said the alcohol is very evidant, but now I hardly notice it.

You come so far! I'm proud of ya man!

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Haha damn that's quite a large tab! I don't think I'll be spending near that amount for my 21st

Thanks for the tip, it makes sense that the stronger beers would turn people off. Reps as well on R/C.

Def. stay away from high alcohol beers. Sierra Nevada Pale Ale is a good starting point into craft beer. But are you worthy of the BASTARD!

nano.ix · 11-09-2009, 03:51 PM

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You come so far! I'm proud of ya man!

Only a handful of months, but so much beer

btw, just picked up an erdigner gift pack. The wiezen glass is comes with is stellar, I just don't know how I'll clean it.

icetrauma · 11-09-2009, 03:58 PM

Prior to the review I must inject a little history behind this brew. This brew is brewed from all home grown barley and hops at the Sierra Nevada brewery! Grown by beer afficiandos for beer afficiandos!

This beer is the shiznits of shiznits. Picked up a bomber and put into the beer fridge several days ago. Decided today to pop the top. Top was popped and I was immedietly hit by a wafe of hoppiness love. Poured into a pint glass a nice copper hue. Initial smell was love at first sniff. Citrusy hints of peach followed by pine and a very small hint of alcohol. It waste love at first taste. Tasted just like the scents. A touch of citrus peach and orange rind followed by a bare hint of malty smoothness. The depth of this ale then progressed to possibly the most smooth elevation of hops I have ever tasted. It was not this over powering pucker of pine. But a nice ascent to 10,000 ft. and steadily holds into the after taste. The hops then slowly disapate finishing of very very smooth. No alcohol taste what so ever. ABV 6.7% IBU 68. This beer is easily a session IPA!

And I will not appologize for the hugeness of the pic.

icetrauma · 11-09-2009, 04:00 PM

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Only a handful of months, but so much beer

btw, just picked up an erdigner gift pack. The wiezen glass is comes with is stellar, I just don't know how I'll clean it.

Warm water and soap and towel dry.

nano.ix · 11-09-2009, 04:04 PM

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Warm water and soap and towel dry.

Nice picture, but I was referring to the length and size of the base. Way to long to reach the corners.

May just have to give it the old hot water to wash it out cleans all trick.

Getting the Innis & Gunn pack, Bah Humbug and maybe the Affligem pack tomorrow.

Oak Aged IPA from I&G *drool*

icetrauma · 11-09-2009, 04:09 PM

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Nice picture, but I was referring to the length and size of the base. Way to long to reach the corners.

May just have to give it the old hot water to wash it out cleans all trick.

Getting the Innis & Gunn pack, Bah Humbug and maybe the Affligem pack tomorrow.

Oak Aged IPA from I&G *drool*

Pic of glass. I like to use a long handle brush on mine. My daughters bottle brush works well!