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    Quote Originally Posted by jake_fink
    Just dropped in to ask that very question.

    Does anyone know?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Zohar
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    Without going into that particular vice... this question made a lot more sense when this thread was in a holding pattern somewhere over the Golden Era forum and before the Vice forum had thrust it's way out of the ice.
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    Nigerian-brewed Guinness, anyone..?


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    Thumbs up

    Leinenkugel's Berry Weiss and, although it's not technically a beer, Woodchuck...Amber & Pear Draft Cider's.
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    well I'm not used to drink beer!!! But I have a good english friend, and I have to say that I really enjoy to have a beer !!!! My favourite (I know it's not original!!) is a pint of Guiness!! !!
    T'as de beaux yeux, tu sais.............

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    Thumbs up Having a BBQ, washing it down with some Alpha King

    Alpha King Pale Ale:
    STYLE: American Pale Ale
    ABV%: 6
    IBUS: 66
    COLOR: Deep Orange

    Description:
    Big American Pale Ale with citrusy aroma- a hop lover’s cult beer and Three Floyds’ flagship beer Brewed with Cenntennial, Cascade & Warrior Hops








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    Quote Originally Posted by alphy27
    Has any one tried Leffe Brune? It's a dark Belgian. Glorious gift from God!! Had it on tap in Montreal last September at a great restaurant called Bieres et Compagnie. Been looking for it ever since around home in RI to no avail. Delicious!!!

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    One of the places I go to for lunch from time to time tries to rotate a keg of Leffe Brun in on a regular basis. I like having one as my "dessert" beer (I don't like it as much with food). Makes for a very unproductive afternoon, however.
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    Quote Originally Posted by jake_fink
    Without going into that particular vice... this question made a lot more sense when this thread was in a holding pattern somewhere over the Golden Era forum and before the Vice forum had thrust it's way out of the ice.

    I was joking

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tango Yankee
    Yesterday I found and tried Great Lakes Brewing Company's Edmund Fitzgerold porter. Very nice!
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    They call it Edmund Fitzgerald because it goes down smoothly? I think I might not want to partake.
    I've been having what ever premium beer is available when I go out to dinner lately, and enjoying it a lot. Hadn't had much beer for years.
    I spent a week in Munich 4 years ago, and we ate many meals at Hacker House, drinking their wonderful Hacker-Pschorr beer. Drinking beer in Germany was a real eye opener, since they don't have to pasturize the beer there the way we do here, which spoils the favor. I'll take ANY fresh brewed German beer, any time.
    I used to enjoy a number of brews that are no longer made, Koch's, made in Dunkirk NY, comes to mind.
    That would be a good subject for a thread: name all the many wonderful local brands of beer that have been driven to extinction by the massive bland beer making corporations over the years. Just a few from western NY: Simon Pure, Koch's, Koehler (Erie PA), so many others. Is Blatz still around?
    And let's not forget the pride of Pittsburgh, Frothingslosh Pale Stale Ale, so light, the foam sinks to the bottom!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Smithy
    - Dahls (local beer in Trondheim Norway and not a bad pub drop)


    That's a start, what's yours...
    I'm going to be in Trondheim in March and will check that one out!

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