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Favorite 'adult' beverage?
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bigbog
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a new favorite..;-)
Had some Otter Creek Copper Ale last week...tasted exactly like Bar Harbor Ale, except with just a little more clarity. Instantly became my brew of choice...now to find it without going the 100+ miles for it;-)
Had some Otter Creek Copper Ale last week...tasted exactly like Bar Harbor Ale, except with just a little more clarity. Instantly became my brew of choice...now to find it without going the 100+ miles for it;-)
ctenidae
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Got a couple of bottles of Zywiec yesterday. Not in and of itself remarkable, since I drink it fairly often. What's cool, though, is they have a new temperature sensitive patch on the back label. When the beer's cold enough, the Zywiec logo appears. Very cool.
Don't forget to leave a couple of sips at the end of those. From what I remember La Fin isn;t filtered.
ctenidae
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It's not, and should be poured carefully into a glass. Not a beer where teh sediment adds anything good.
SKIQUATTRO
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just bought a case of Smithwicks...heavy on color, lite on taste....just something different...
ctenidae
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Smithwick's is a disappointing beer. You think it'll be great, but it's really not much of anything.
Had a Tsing Tao True Draft the other day. First time I ever saw it. Very interesting beer- very very light, almost sweet, not too carbonated. Kind of like a Saporro, but without the bubbles. Not a great beer by any stretch, but intersting.
MarcHowes
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My favorite beer at the moment is The Imperial Stout from McNeil's in Brattleboro. Awesome stuff. I'm also a fan of the Smutty Nose Imperial stout (seasonal sadly, but much easier to get than McNeil's!). Dark strong beers are where its at 
roark
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Reagins stout is pretty good too, try it if you haven't yet. It seemed even heavier to me than the imperial :blink: The oatmeal stout is stellar, but for some reason seems to suffer in the bottle... much better at the bar!My favorite beer at the moment is The Imperial Stout from McNeil's in Brattleboro. Awesome stuff. I'm also a fan of the Smutty Nose Imperial stout (seasonal sadly, but much easier to get than McNeil's!). Dark strong beers are where its at
Goblin84
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Its spring....time for G&T's
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I think I've come to the conclusion that the Long Trail IPA may very well be one of my very favorite beers.
Long Live VT Microbrews! :beer:
Long Live VT Microbrews! :beer:
riverc0il
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I can't really get into much from Long Trail for some reason. Double Bag is really the only thing that wows me for the major VT bottlers. Some local Brew Pubs have some Tap Only Micros that are unreal. Some of my favorite beers you can not get in a bottle or growler and are served within an half hour of my place. Just the other day, I discovered a really great unknown local brewer from Morrisville called Rock Art (they are bottled).
roark
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Agreed. Long Trail doesn't do much for me either. FYI Rock Art has been on tap at Sneaux the last couple years... :beer:
ctenidae
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I have now drunk more Tsing Tao than any 10 men need to.
Tsing Tao- It's Chinese for "water"
Tsing Tao- It's Chinese for "water"
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For some reason, it's all to obvious when guys are buzzed on any particular night as this thread gets bumped. :lol:
Anyway, I've discovered Smirnoff Triple Distilled. Decent vodka for 21 bucks a handle.
ctenidae
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You should check out Luksusowa from Poland- triple distilled potato vodka- equally inexpensive, and better than Smirnoff products.
