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Old 03-08-2010, 04:53 PM
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Agreed fully on the Unobtanium...
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Originally Posted by ScottFW
Damn. And I thought I had a decent stash because I have a few vintages of Bigfoot squirreled away. Westvleteren is nearly Unobtanium around here.
It's damn near unobtanium here unless you can get through to the Abbey on the phone and reserve a spot to pick a case up, then you gotta get there at like 1pm on a random *** wednesday once a month to pick it up, otherwise they won't sell it to you. Being military doesn't leave much time on wednesdays for traveling ~5 hrs for a case of beer or three. I paid an average of 20 euro a piece for those three Westy's
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Old 03-08-2010, 05:21 PM
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I like Kalik, Land Shark and Presidente. Only beers I've really tried more than once. ****** island beers man.
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Was definitely a part of the Rogue Nation last night... Had myself a 22 oz. Rogue Mogul Madness Ale and a 22 oz Rogue Morimoto Black Obi Soba Ale. The Mogul Madness Ale was basically their winter seasonal. So imagine a typical winter seasonal only with a less definitive spicy flavor to it. Worth a shot if you enjoy the winter ales that come out. The Morimoto Black Obi Soba Ale is a darker version of the regular Rogue Morimoto Soba Ale as seen in the name. If you are not a huge fan of dark beers, I would suggest trying the regular Soba Ale prior. If you enjoy this ale, you will like the Black Obi Soba Ale as it is basically the same flavors only more intense to the palette.

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And yes, the Morimoto Black Obi Soba Ale was poured properly and still has that much head on the beer. Mmmmmm...

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Old 03-10-2010, 04:36 PM
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Alas... Local brewed beer on tap for the night. RJ Rockers (RJ Rockers - Please verify your age.)
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Saw a lonely 6 pack of Full Sail LTD Series No. 01 sitting in the cooler at the store tonight so I brought it home. The few I've had so far are pretty tasty.
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Drank another 22 of my Deschutes Abyss stockpile. Only 7 more bottles of last year's batch. It has aged well. Yum.

Ms Mobius was being thoughtful today, and thought she was buying me some more Abyss. Turns out it was Deschute's once-a-decade bottling of their super-Jubel.

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Last Night's Line Up:

Revelation Cat/De Molen Triple Hop Bock:

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Jealous I'm not in Europe to enjoy good beers... Sigh. On another note, going to a local taproom tonight. God only knows what I will have... http://www.barleystaproom.com/greenville/
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Salvation - Avery Brewing Company - BeerAdvocate
I agree with this, unequivocally:
A-
Serving notes - served cold (40F), snifter
A - moderate sourness, some cherries and apples.
A - one finger of persistent head, orangish-yellow, very cloudy but not quite opaque.
M - medium to high carbonation
T - sourness a little more pronounced in taste but very well balanced with a fruity sweetness that recalls pears for me, but many other darker fruits that I cannot identify.
D - dangerously drinkable for the amount of alcohol in it. Great beer.
I bought it as a substitute for Piraat because a) Piraat is $21 per 4-pack, b) they were out. It doesn't really get me to Piraat land because it lacks the "Champagne appeal" and it lacks the "heat" of high alcohol beer, its lacks the carbonation of THE GREAT ONE, it lacks the peaches and sugar that I longed for, and it lacks heat, and it doesn't taste like the bottle has any age on it, and unfortunately lacks the hardcore, back-alley Belgian funk...but its solid and probably better than what anyone in this state is drinking ATM. Comparing anything to Piraat is unfair, its like another world. Do yourself a favor and pick up a Piraat some time and you will understand the glory. Its pure glory, the pinnacle, and true Marlin of beers, hotter with every drink, you know you're drinking a champion.

p.s. I'd like to thank Artie Partie for our erotic night together at The Monk where I discovered Piraat, and was forever changed.
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I don't think I've seen the Avery Salvation at my local stores around here, but I do know we get Avery here as I have two of their limited releases sitting in my beer fridge right now.... I will have to look for it next time I go beer shopping.
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I was hammered on that beer last night. HAMMERED!!!

I have some Golden Draak in the fridge right now too.
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Werd... I've got too much in my fridge to list right now. Too bad I won't be going home to enjoy them tonight though. Sigh...

Hustler, have you tried the He'Brew Bar Mitzvah Jewbelation 13th Anniversary Ale? That is the drunkest I have EVER been off of one beer. 13 different types of hops, 13 different types of barley, and 13% ABV; all in a convenient 750 mL bottle. o.O
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Originally Posted by thagr81 us
Werd... I've got too much in my fridge to list right now. Too bad I won't be going home to enjoy them tonight though. Sigh...

Hustler, have you tried the He'Brew Bar Mitzvah Jewbelation 13th Anniversary Ale? That is the drunkest I have EVER been off of one beer. 13 different types of hops, 13 different types of barley, and 13% ABV; all in a convenient 750 mL bottle. o.O
75CL of 13% and you were drunk...what a puss! LOL, in all seriousness my time in Germany/Belgium has done wonders for my tolerance level. I'm 127lbs and I've gotta down two or three of the average 75CL Belgian bottles to get a buzz these days.
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Haha! My tolerance has fallen off since college definitely (3 years of corporate America will do that)... I was drinking it rather quickly prior to looking at the bottle, so that, and working 14 hours that day didn't help I'm sure. Not a great idea to say the least. I'm 140 lbs, BTW.
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Originally Posted by thagr81 us
Werd... I've got too much in my fridge to list right now. Too bad I won't be going home to enjoy them tonight though. Sigh...

Hustler, have you tried the He'Brew Bar Mitzvah Jewbelation 13th Anniversary Ale? That is the drunkest I have EVER been off of one beer. 13 different types of hops, 13 different types of barley, and 13% ABV; all in a convenient 750 mL bottle. o.O
I've not had this, only seen the "Jewbilee" SouthPark episode.
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I picked up some Kona Brewing Co. Pipeline Porter the other day... good stuff...has a hint of Kona coffee. If you like chocolate stouts, the Pipeline would be for you..

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Washing a Grimbergen Bruin and a bratwurst down with a bock from Brauerei Fischer now.
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Originally Posted by KPLAFIN
Washing a Grimbergen Bruin and a bratwurst down with a bock from Brauerei Fischer now.
lol@washing down wieners.
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Originally Posted by Doppelgänger
I picked up some Kona Brewing Co. Pipeline Porter the other day... good stuff...has a hint of Kona coffee. If you like chocolate stouts, the Pipeline would be for you..

I have this one sitting in my fridge at home actually... I prefer IPA's however. It will be sampled sometime in the near future. Trying to get the g/f to start drinking beer and using chocolate stouts and coffee bean brewed ones to get her started.
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