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    Originally posted by Herr Faust Schinken View Post
    orange wheat is pretty damn good, try their Alt-beir i like that one the best
    will do, I'm always looking for new beers to try, just got 12 of these orange wheats, so the Alt-Beir's will be next!

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      Originally posted by henryki View Post
      will do, I'm always looking for new beers to try, just got 12 of these orange wheats, so the Alt-Beir's will be next!
      most of their stuff is pretty good, i want try their chocolate porter and helles lager but i haven't gotten a chance yet
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        Originally posted by Herr Faust Schinken View Post
        most of their stuff is pretty good, i want try their chocolate porter and helles lager but i haven't gotten a chance yet
        I've only been able to try their pale ale and their orange wheat, damn me not being 21 yet... only a few more months to go though! haha

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          Originally posted by henryki View Post
          I've only been able to try their pale ale and their orange wheat, damn me not being 21 yet... only a few more months to go though! haha
          yeah same
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            Originally posted by henryki View Post
            man that looks fancy, just out of curiosity, how much is it per bottle? because that seems the only way they'll sell that stuff with the way it's packaged haha
            No fancier than what I normally buy. Its between 9 and 14 a bottle depending on where you look.

            The way I see it: it's not worth drinking crappy low percentage beers that will just give me a gut and waste my time and money. At 10%, one bottle of this will knock me out and cost a hellova lot less than going out. Plus it tastes better than most beers.

            Though right now I am fond of Weyerbacher Merry Monks, that's only $10-$12 for a 6 pack, tastes delicious, and 8 or 9% as well. Definitely a great bargain.

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              Originally posted by henryki View Post
              I've only been able to try their pale ale and their orange wheat, damn me not being 21 yet... only a few more months to go though! haha
              when you turn 21 go to their brewery. It will not dissapoint.

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                Quidi Vidi Iceberg beer made with real iceberg water.
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                  My old teammate works at Ballast Point. :up:

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                      Prairie Bomb

                      The beer that started it all. Bomb! is the only stout we make that is ALWAYS on the brew schedule. When this beer was first made, it instantly was a hit in the craft beer world, and we began sending it far and wide. It’s one of the top rated imperial stouts in South Korea.…


                      This stuff is outstanding.
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                        Enjoying one of these after a day on the golf course in 72º Florida panhandle weather.

                        Originally posted by kronus
                        would be in depending on tip slant and tube size

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                          Never seen anyone put beer in such a glass.

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                            Newcastle Brown Ale is my favorite

                            brewing up 5 Gal Guinness stout type right now (5 days in),will let you know if its my favorite when its finished. then up next a Brown Ale

                            turned out GREAT and everybody loves it ,wont last long though, not bad for a first effort
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                              Originally posted by mbonanni View Post
                              Never seen anyone put beer in such a glass.
                              The label says to serve it in a goblet, and that's the closest thing in this house that isn't a plastic cup. I don't typically travel with all my stemware.
                              Originally posted by kronus
                              would be in depending on tip slant and tube size

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                                Goblet? Or chalice?

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