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You are gonna be well mashed after that lot. I'll be interested to see what you make of the St feuillien. I tried it last week - loads of cloves and cinnamon!
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You are gonna be well mashed after that lot. I'll be interested to see what you make of the St feuillien. I tried it last week - loads of cloves and cinnamon!
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Actually I might save it til another day, maybe tomorrow. I have another couple of Christmas Ales so it would be interesting to compare them rather than have it as a "stand out".
Just had a Delirium Red. I was expecting very bad things from a fruit beer - especially as I liked the tremens and nocturne. It was actually not too bad at all with a fresh, sour cherry flavour.
I'm not won over to fruit beers by any means but I can imagine supping a chilled glass or two of this, on a warm summer's evening, with a really rather attractive young lady gently stroking my brow.
I had a rather nice St Feuillen blond(?) too from my Belgian collection. A little too sickly sweet but I worried it down
I'm not won over to fruit beers by any means but I can imagine supping a chilled glass or two of this, on a warm summer's evening, with a really rather attractive young lady gently stroking my brow.
I had a rather nice St Feuillen blond(?) too from my Belgian collection. A little too sickly sweet but I worried it down
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Just opened the De Dolle Oerbier (well, it was sitting there...) and a hugely different beer to the others I have had this evening; an almost burnt plum/caramel taste with cherry aromas but with a hint of bile (I am sure they'll be delighted at that description)
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I had a NN last night, good stuff isn't it.
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Happy Chritmad beer peeps!!
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Feck me, that has floored me completely. When I say completely, what I mean is that I am now off to open a bottle of white wine...
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De Dolle Brouwers translates as "Mad Brewers". Hope that helps!!
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It was serious stuff, not as high an alcohol content as the Delirium Tremens but hugely complex and lots going on; tbh I am not sure if I liked it, but at the same time found it hugely enjoyable - mad brewers and mad drinkers?
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Just opened one of these as a pre dinner taster ( everyone else drinking sherry ! )
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Nice little present from my Mum. Very up-to date and even manages to squeeze in a recommendation for my local.
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In fairness, someone bought this around. Quite nice, smokey, long bitter finish, good but there are better.
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Erdinger Alkoholfrei ( <0.5% abv)
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Something a little bit different - as I was designated driver, I got this on the recommendation of a friend. A bit thin in taste, but not as unpleasantly metallic as other low alcohol beers I've tried, and much better than drinking coke. A word of warning - it's *very* lively. The initial pour was a Crackle-esque inch of beer with head going past the top of the Erdinger logo on the glass.
MATCHING GLASS ALERT
Something a little bit different - as I was designated driver, I got this on the recommendation of a friend. A bit thin in taste, but not as unpleasantly metallic as other low alcohol beers I've tried, and much better than drinking coke. A word of warning - it's *very* lively. The initial pour was a Crackle-esque inch of beer with head going past the top of the Erdinger logo on the glass.
