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[Baldilocks]

Our can releases for tomorrow:

Cherry Berry Lips - Fruited Sour
Kettle Sour conditioned on Cherry, Raspberry and Blueberry
4.6% ABV

Abra-Ca-Joo-C - Juicy IPA
Double NEIPA brewed with 2-row malt blend, wheat, flaked oats, lactose and honey
Dry hopped with Citra, Lemondrop and Mosaic
Conditioned on Mango, Guava, Peach and Vanilla
8.4% ABV

 

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[Baldilocks]

A little snapshot of our Imperial Pumpkin Ale called Ain't Superstitious. We aren't big pumpkin beer fans, but we HAVE to do one.....

 

[herzleid]

Garage Beer is a brewery in my city, Barcelona. Their beers are spectacular.

My IG about beers: https://www.instagram.com/edarre_beerpics/?hl=es

 

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This is a classic. No other word for it. Just a pure classic.

Do enjoy.

 

[Mattlike]

Swap Meets by Monkish Brewing

Down by Mumford Brewing

 

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Swap Meets by Monkish Brewing

Down by Mumford Brewing

Do enjoy.

 

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A classic: Trappistes Rochefort 8, served in a Trappistes Rochefort beer chalice.

 

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And another Belgian classic: Trappistes Rochefort 10 served in a Trappistes Rochefort beer chalice.

 

[D.T.]

Two from a couple of fantastic (rarely do anything wrong) breweries ...

 

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Two from a couple of fantastic (rarely do anything wrong) breweries ...

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Lovely colours on those cans.

I am sipping a glass of a classic from Founder's: Breakfast Stout.

 

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A classic from Belgium: St Bernardus Abt 12, served in an entirely appropriate St Bernardus Watou beer chalice.

 

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Last night, after an undistinguished and underwhelming bottle of something called "Barley Wine", I reverted to the tried, true, tested and familiar: Trappistes Rochefort 10.

 

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Curmudgeon's Better Half by Founder's. Sublime.

 

[Baldilocks]

Last night, after an undistinguished and underwhelming bottle of something called "Barley Wine", I reverted to the tried, true, tested and familiar: Trappistes Rochefort 10.

I love a good Barleywine.

 

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I love a good Barleywine.

Each to their own. It wasn't something I had tried until then, and I'll admit that it did little enough for me.

 

[diggy33]

A few from the week

 

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A few from the week

Great images - my mouth is watering - (which of the beers did you like best?) I must admit that the beer glass in which the third beer is pictured does make me more than a little nervous. Exactly how stable is it?

For my past, I am supping a beer from TOØL, (from Belgium) a Liquorice & Date Imperial Stout.

 

[diggy33]

I must admit that the beer glass in which the third beer is pictured does make me more than a little nervous. Exactly how stable is it?

It was actually a very sturdy and comfortable glass to drink from. The base is narrow, but heavy

 

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It was actually a very sturdy and comfortable glass to drink from. The base is narrow, but heavy

Narrow, but heavy sounds good. Wide - as in a base, - I can lie with a narrow stem if it is solidly grounded - may be better for someone with my drinking habits, and occasional propensity to clumsiness when one begins to feel the effects of wondrous products of the Grape and the Grain.

 

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In the past few minutes, a bottle of Trappistes Rochefort 10 has been opened, and poured into an entirely appropriate Trappistes Rochefort beer chalice.

 

[diggy33]

Two from a couple of fantastic (rarely do anything wrong) breweries ...

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Had Stone Ripper and Tangerine Express last night; both were quite good

 

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TOØL - Mrs Black 2018 Edition Liquorice and Date Imperial Stout. Yum. Rich, robust and warming, smooth and delicious.

 

[Baldilocks]

I'm seeing a lot of mentions of beer, but no pictures..................

This is one we just tapped last night. It's called Fruit Potion. It's a Kettle Sour conditioned on Sour Cherries, Pomegranate and Cranberries. It's deliciously tart.

 

[D.T.]

Meltdown, a new to me, limited New England IPA (actually an IIPA ... so NEIIPA ) from Sixpoint.

Just fantastic, holds up to its 4.28 on BA, 7.8% ABV, and though an IPA, a 30 IBU, Mosaic and Mandarina Bavaria hops but with the "NE" style means tons of fruit, citrus, melon, mango, with a very moderate traditional hoppy bitterness (finishes with a decent zing), fruity, wonderful mid malts, beautifully cloudy that gives you a sense of the hop density and complexity.

Also love this company's canning/packaging, beer notes, easy to find bottling date, etc.