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jrmy wrote:

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aaahhhh that looks and sounds amazing.

i have a few of these left. so great.



i also had some taj mahal last weekend which was kinda flavorless but unoffensive enough.

unownunown in the Beer thread!

Nice choice James, Mirror Pond is some cool shit. I always pick some up when I go see my family in Tucson.

I'm pretty sure Mirror Pond is my Beer of Choice. Can't decide? Mirror Pond. Such a smooth drink.

I love beer, happy to see this long-ass beer post.

I just finished off a pack of Celebrator... what to do with all these little goat statues?

Finally got around to trying Full Sail IPA (on sale) it's pretty blah. I mean the hop is there, it has a decent flavor, but it's not THERE. I guess I'm just used to being punched in the scrote by hops. It's more like an englishy IPA.

ahh Sam Adams Oktoberfest, how I've miss you in the past year

Its a shame that there isn't a massive selection of good craft beers from other countries in Australia.

I bought a couple of random bottles and working through them, bought a 6 pack of Samuel Adams Boston because it was on special - haven't had it for a couple of months. I thought that is kinda tasty.

Anyone else like to have a glass of Whisky on the side of a good beer?

Spagett wrote:I just finished off a pack of Celebrator... what to do with all these little goat statues?

I always make plans to turn mine into Christmas tree ornaments... but then I always forget and lose them.

Had two good pumpkin beers yesterday - Cape Ann Pumpkin Stout, and Southern Tier Pumpking. Of the two, I think I liked the stout more, but they were both delicious. Normally, I'm not a fan of anything besides coffee or chocolate in my beer, but both did a great job of incorporating the pumpkin flavors in a really natural-tasting way.

This has been what's been in my fridge lately. Hands down my favorite beer by Rahr, which is a local brewery.

This one is very good.

Le Troue du Diable
L'Imperatrice
9%



Imperial Stout (Oak beer using Bourbon barrel)
(Made in Shawinigan, Quebec, Canada)

Grrface wrote:This has been what's been in my fridge lately. Hands down my favorite beer by Rahr, which is a local brewery.

This looks tasty.

warwick.hoy wrote:

Grrface wrote:This has been what's been in my fridge lately. Hands down my favorite beer by Rahr, which is a local brewery.

This looks tasty.

It is. Rahr is a fantastic little brewery in Fort Worth. Did their tour/tasting. Their black is very well known around here, but their Red and Blonde are my personal favorite.

madmax1012 wrote:ahh Sam Adams Oktoberfest, how I've miss you in the past year

Just can't find that locally this year. Weird. But local micro Central Waters Octoberfest is pretty comparable - I made due with that. Better yet-! Sierra Nevada 24oz 2010 Summerfest Lager are $1.99. Great session beer.

Not drinking lately is making a Octfest followed by a 24 oz pretty for football Sunday. Which means I'll be passed out in an hour or two.