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Taste Great / Less Filling

ScottMP
ScottMP Member Posts: 5,883
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A Beer or a meal is so effected by where you are :)

I drank this in Dussledorf at ISH. Chris A brought me back a bottle from his trip..... aahhh memories ( or not ).

Scott


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  • John R. Hall
    John R. Hall Member Posts: 2,245
    Tastes Great

  • Jim_47
    Jim_47 Member Posts: 244
    Great taste?

    John, In your recent post,GREAT TASTE LESS FILLING, you words are beyond any of your previous works.
    I was just able to stare at your post, wanting for more.
  • Unknown
    Unknown
    how many

    How many of those did you have when making this post?
  • Cosmo_3
    Cosmo_3 Member Posts: 845
    um

    It must be less filling, because it sure doesn't taste great......

    try a Yuengling, you'll be so happy you will want to grow your own pencil tip moustache







    Cosmo Valavanis
  • Guy_6
    Guy_6 Member Posts: 450
    mmmm beer

    I had what I believe was called Spotted Cow Ale while in Wisconson a few weeks ago. That was truly great taste.
    Of course as the night wore on I began calling it that moo cow juice....
  • John R. Hall
    John R. Hall Member Posts: 2,245
    Cinco De Mayo aftermath

    Got a Corona hangover. Enjoy the weekend!
  • Reed
    Reed Member Posts: 56
    Tastes great and very fiiling

    The one and only! GUINNESS.
  • Brad White_67
    Brad White_67 Member Posts: 16
    Old Australian Proverb:

    You don't buy beer.

    You rent it.
  • Wayco Wayne_2
    Wayco Wayne_2 Member Posts: 2,479
    When

    visiting Belgium, I fell in love with a "Trapist" beer called Chimay suposedly made in a Monastery by Trapist Monks. I havent been able to find it locally so I'm thinking of trying to make my own. Anyone have any experience doing this? (BTW at 9% alcohol content, Chimay is more filling) :P WW

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  • Cosmo_3
    Cosmo_3 Member Posts: 845
    They sell it here!

    I had a buddy who was really into the stuff a while ago. It tasted more like kind of a sparkling wine than what we normally consider beer. I really liked it but haven't had some in a long time. I haven't looked for it lately, but I would believe that most of the specialty beer distributors either have it or can get it.

    Just so people know I don't drink Yuengling exclusively, it's just on of my favorites like Guinness, Red Seal Ale, Sam Adams, etc, etc, etc, etc, etc


    Cosmo Valavanis
  • Wayco Wayne_2
    Wayco Wayne_2 Member Posts: 2,479
    I guess I'll have to

    travel North then. :) WW

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  • Jeff Lawrence_24
    Jeff Lawrence_24 Member Posts: 593
    We have it here

    And we have warming weather, perfect for beer drinking.

    Chimay is a goooooood beer.
  • joel_19
    joel_19 Member Posts: 931
    Schumy's

    that was great stuff but the quantity consumed may have been clouding my judgement.
  • The Wire Nut
    The Wire Nut Member Posts: 422
    Belch...

    Wayne,

    In my neck of the woods, here in Soho/Tribeca NYC, the local bars serve a lot of Belgian beer. The Yups quaff it a about $10- a glass!

    Next time you're up, we'll get you first in line at the trough...

    Or I can just send you a case!

    Hope all is well...

    Alex
    "Let me control you"

    Lost in SOHO NYC and Balmy Whites Valley PA
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