Where do you buy that refrigerator? I want two of them! Fully stocked of course. :)

Steve

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When in law school I worked part time as a bar tender. We had over 200 beers from around the world in stock. The schools librarian asked for my help with a beer tasting party. I picked 100 different beers and set up the tasting as this house. 1 oz cups. No one made it past 82.

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"Yesterday scientists revealed that beer contains small traces of female hormones. To prove their theory, the scientists fed 100 men 12 pints of beer and observed that 100% of them gained weight, talked excessively without making sense, became emotional, and couldn't drive. No further testing is planned."

That was a good one! LOL
Cheers!

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We have a couple of local microbreweries that make Belgium style beers up to about 14%. Under local laws, you can't call that beer, so they have to market it as "sparkling barley wine".

Sparkling Barley wine...Sounds good to me.LOL I pretty much stick to Micro beers when I do drink.

In that case, My uncle runs some micro brewery out of Tilburg - Holland. 27 kinds last time I checked, including chocolate beer & a champagne-like beer ... I can't pronounce the name unfortunately, but stayed quite warm during my last visit ~2000.

Next time I visit the Netherlands, I am going to have to get the address from you. (It may be a while though).

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Nah, the decision is what order to drink them (one per day...).

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I've tried all the premium and imported beers but I always come back to Lucky Lager.

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My favorite was from a little Trapist monastery in Belgium. The entire production typically sold out within about 20Km.

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do they sell coffee too?

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"I don't always drink beer but when I do, I prefer Dos Equis."

- the most uninteresting man in the world

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"I don't always drink beer but when I do, I prefer Dos Equis."

- the most uninteresting man in the world

On behalf of all the older gray-haired beer-swilling men in the world, I wish to protest. Sometimes, some of us are interesting. Sort of. When we can stay awake.

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My favorite was from a little Trapist monastery in Belgium. The entire production typically sold out within about 20Km.

I love the Trappist Ales. They are definitly my favorite. The last time I went specialty shopping, I loaded up the cash register counter, and the guy said "You picked out at least 5 of the best beers in the world." A little beer education goes a long way! :)

Steve

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For those of you in the UK, I am enjoying a 6 year old Thomas Hardy Ale at 11.7%, and it is really good! This is the first one I have let set for 5 years to get the best flavor. Normally I can't wait past 5 days, let alone 5 years.

Ummmmmmmm! :)

Steve

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For those of you in the UK, I am enjoying a 6 year old Thomas Hardy Ale at 11.7%, and it is really good! This is the first one I have let set for 5 years to get the best flavor. Normally I can't wait past 5 days, let alone 5 years.

Ummmmmmmm! :)

Steve

What? Don't they go bad after a day or two? I thought once you opened the rack you had to finish it...LOL

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rack?
whut?

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rack?
whut?

You never bought a half rack???

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i'm thinking of a different rack....

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i'm thinking of a different rack....

I bet you are....:o)

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I've developed quite a taste for McEwans Champion Ale....thats around 7.2% ABV, and its the closest thing I can get, to The Newcastle Star, which was 7.5% ABV and had a better label. Its very smooth and 'thick' and I've developed this taste over the last 10 years or so (it had to be trialled over a reasonable period). I can only describe it as being similar to Theakston's Old Peculiar, but more of it! Don't mention some of those brews courtesy of Belgian monks, please!!! Its not so much the alcohol content.....its the taste that is over-powering.

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I've developed quite a taste for McEwans Champion Ale....thats around 7.2% ABV, and its the closest thing I can get, to The Newcastle Star, which was 7.5% ABV and had a better label. Its very smooth and 'thick' and I've developed this taste over the last 10 years or so (it had to be trialled over a reasonable period). I can only describe it as being similar to Theakston's Old Peculiar, but more of it! Don't mention some of those brews courtesy of Belgian monks, please!!! Its not so much the alcohol content.....its the taste that is over-powering.

I love the Trappist ales, but I also like McEwans Scotch Ale. I've never tried the Champion Ale. I will have to look for it.

Steve

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