The Tempelier is a soft, mellow amber beer, with a rich and fruity taste.
6% only, so not too heavy.
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The Tempelier is a soft, mellow amber beer, with a rich and fruity taste.
6% only, so not too heavy.
Enjoying this blonde and bitter Affligem on a sunny historic market place terrace...
Received this as a birthday gift. Does anyone have one? GrowlerWerks 64oz, uses a CO2 tank and the bottle cap adjusts the CO2.
Where is the historic market place terrace?
The beer - and I love Affligem - and that gorgeous beer chalice - both look amazing.
Sipping a good beer, at an outside café, in - a historic market place terrace - comes close to my definition of, or understanding of, the expression, "pure bliss."
Not sure if this link is going to work. If not, just google for Maaseik and drop that yellow fellow...
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Or just try this one
And since it was on a Wednesday, the weekly market was on - funny crowd.
This is our latest production release.
Time honored and reborn.
The pilsner style Diamond State Lager beer has its origins in a recipe first brewed by Joseph Stoeckle at his Wilmington saloon in 1858. Stoeckle began brewing his famous Extra Fine pilsner on a larger scale in 1872, when he became associated with a brewery across town called the Diamond State brewery. After Prohibition, in 1936, a new company re-opened the brewery and began producing Diamond State Lager Beer based on Stoeckle’s original recipe. The beer disappeared seemingly forever, when the Diamond State Brewery, Inc. went out of business in 1954.
Though the original Diamond State Lager Beer recipe has been lost to history, Blue Earl Brewing Company has taken great care in reproducing a 100% all grain pilsner, true to the old Stoeckle way. “A Famous Brew Since ‘72 – Diamond State Lager Beer is back after a 66 year hiatus! Prost!
Diamond State Lager - 4.5% ABV - 28 IBU brewed with Pilsner, Munich, Wheat, Corn and Oats. Hopped with German Noble hops and American hops. Light...Clean...Crisp...Drinkable Beer flavored Beer!
Time honored and reborn.
The pilsner style Diamond State Lager beer has its origins in a recipe first brewed by Joseph Stoeckle at his Wilmington saloon in 1858. Stoeckle began brewing his famous Extra Fine pilsner on a larger scale in 1872, when he became associated with a brewery across town called the Diamond State brewery. After Prohibition, in 1936, a new company re-opened the brewery and began producing Diamond State Lager Beer based on Stoeckle’s original recipe. The beer disappeared seemingly forever, when the Diamond State Brewery, Inc. went out of business in 1954.
Though the original Diamond State Lager Beer recipe has been lost to history, Blue Earl Brewing Company has taken great care in reproducing a 100% all grain pilsner, true to the old Stoeckle way. “A Famous Brew Since ‘72 – Diamond State Lager Beer is back after a 66 year hiatus! Prost!
Diamond State Lager - 4.5% ABV - 28 IBU brewed with Pilsner, Munich, Wheat, Corn and Oats. Hopped with German Noble hops and American hops. Light...Clean...Crisp...Drinkable Beer flavored Beer!
Handle to my grill broke, chicken almost done, enjoyin'. hefe
Looks good! Your Minolta is a magic machine, it can take a photo and be in the photo at the same time
Looks good! Your Minolta is a magic machine, it can take a photo and be in the photo at the same time
Of course. It's camera-ception!
I like the Minolta (lovely camera, my first serious camera was an antique Minolta rangefinder that I had been given as a gift) almost as much as the beer.
That's great to hear. Minolta's really are such wonderful cameras and I've captured so many beautiful memories with this one. I inherited it from my grandfather and want to pass it on to the next generation so it's essentially a family heirloom now!
Ah, Founder's; an excellent choice.
That is a Belgian beer I have never come across: What is it like? I must say that I love the glass.
Agreed.
My rangefinder took wonderfully sharp pictures, it had a terrific lens.
Hope you continue to enjoy yours for years to come.
I have the 128 oz version. I love it.Received this as a birthday gift. Does anyone have one? GrowlerWerks 64oz, uses a CO2 tank and the bottle cap adjusts the CO2.
The (draft) Averbode has a full, sweet taste. Nice yellow-gold colour. I would say a midrange beer.
And yes, the glass is lovely. I also like the brand's logo.
Sounds lovely.
I look forward to making the acquaintance of this beer someday (when the world returns to some vague approximation of what we used to refer to as "normal").
Still trying to learn how to use it properly. First time, beer come out mostly foam. Second time, guess I left the beer in past the days I'm allowed because it tasted flat.
Hmmm looks intriguing. Never tried one of threse, Belgian cherry lambic or chocolate yes.
