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Posted by RJT on Oct-23-2008 02:36:

I have a bottle of this:

...waiting for me when I get home from work tonight/tomorrow morning, and I think I might pick up a bottle of Chimay for the weekend.

I feel like splurging on dank beer.

Posted by nchs09 on Oct-23-2008 02:41:

Le Chouffe is so bomb. it was cheap when i bought it in Amsterdam too.

Here its a bit expensive. More than Delerium or similar to those.

Posted by RJT on Oct-23-2008 02:43:

quote:
Originally posted by nchs09
Le Chouffe is so bomb. it was cheap when i bought it in Amsterdam too.

Here its a bit expensive. More than Delerium or similar to those.

Yeah - Myra and I drank it one night at a pub in Amsterdam where it was definitely pretty cheap, but tasty. I think I paid $10 for the bottle I got.

I haven't actually tried Delerium Tremens yet, but may have to pick up a bottle of that instead of Chimay tomorrow.

Posted by Trouble on Oct-23-2008 02:43:

bottles for sure.

but partying in the desert, cans are just more fun. plus they don't saw into your thumb and finger taint the way opening 30 bottles of twist off in an epic day.

grolsh is awesome.
american microbrew is insanely good. (it took time as, unlike in canada, homebrew has only been legal for 30yrs now)

Posted by nchs09 on Oct-23-2008 02:46:

quote:
Originally posted by RJT
Yeah - Myra and I drank it one night at a pub in Amsterdam where it was definitely pretty cheap, but tasty. I think I paid $10 for the bottle I got.

I haven't actually tried Delerium Tremens yet, but may have to pick up a bottle of that instead of Chimay tomorrow.
Yes!. Make sure its tremens and not noctornum. Both are swell but trements is like sex.

Posted by shuni on Oct-23-2008 02:49:

cans or caguamas

Posted by RJT on Oct-23-2008 03:01:

It's funny, I have like four Delerium Tremens coasters sitting in front of me right now, but have never had the stuff.

Posted by pilotx on Oct-23-2008 03:08:

quote:
Originally posted by RJT
I have a soft spot in my heart for Grolsch.

......Grolsch u say?.........mmmmmmmmmm.....definetley a treat

Posted by Adam420 on Oct-23-2008 03:16:

Glass

^^^
One of my favorite beers

Posted by pilotx on Oct-23-2008 03:19:

quote:
Originally posted by elFreak
I never said it was shit.

America is the best in mass production(technique and market exposure not taste). Budweiser for instance is one of the few beers in the world that will taste exactly the same no matter where it was brewed. They have it to a science (it still sucks.) Most mass produced beer is shit, hence i believe it is the reason the rest of the world seems to have this opinion.

make sense?

......yeah I agree................but................... whatsup with the Hab avitar.............hehe

Posted by elFreak on Oct-23-2008 03:19:

I have a soft spot for Erdinger and Kronenberg ...draught only.

because they are a lot better than the oilers and flames.

Posted by Adam420 on Oct-23-2008 03:22:

quote:
Originally posted by eROs.au
sure thing buddy, think what you want to think.

anyway im off to the pub. cheers guys.

Mate he's telling the truth. Trust me I've been to Melbourne just over a month ago and I know how booming the beer trade down there is. I also know about a lot of the great beers that are made in Europe and elsewhere. But the U.S. has so many beers that you would never even hope to hear about, beers that are only available in the state in which they are brewed. And trust me there are a lot of them, and they're very, very good. I'm not talking Budweiser or Coors Light bullshit. I'm talking straight up some of the most innovative micro brewing in the world.

Posted by Adam420 on Oct-23-2008 03:23:

quote:
Originally posted by elFreak
I have a soft spot for Erdinger and Kronenberg ...draught only.

because they are a lot better than the oilers and flames.

Hey Freak do you know what's a good place to get imported beer other than the SAQ?

Posted by elFreak on Oct-23-2008 03:23:

quote:
Originally posted by BTG
it was a low blow with the leafs comment man...

we're 'rebuilding'

41 years is a long damn time to rebuild dontyathink?

Posted by elFreak on Oct-23-2008 03:25:

quote:
Originally posted by Adam420
Hey Freak do you know what's a good place to get imported beer other than the SAQ?

if you find out who imports the one of your choice they do keg deliveries straight from the brewery...or high volume cases.

most big grocery stores have the same selection as the SAQ...try the Chinese beer Tsao, it is pretty good and on sale everywhere right now.

Posted by Adam420 on Oct-23-2008 03:31:

I really don't see myself getting a whole keg. Have you ever been to the SAQ on Parc and Jean Talon? Their selection is quite diverse and actually nothing like that in grocery stores. After visiting a store in Melbourne (AUS) in August that had over 200 kinds of beer, however, I am no longer satisfied.

Posted by elFreak on Oct-23-2008 03:36:

move to australia then.

Posted by pilotx on Oct-23-2008 03:39:

quote:
Originally posted by elFreak
I have a soft spot for Erdinger and Kronenberg ...draught only.

because they are a lot better than the oilers and flames.

.......better than flames..... definetley.........but the Oil......hmmmmmmmmmmmm......I donno...?

Posted by elFreak on Oct-23-2008 03:47:

hockey talk goes here:

http://tranceaddict.com/forums/show...2&forumid=36&s=

only if you can spell though.

Posted by pilotx on Oct-23-2008 03:54:

quote:
Originally posted by Adam420
Mate he's telling the truth. Trust me I've been to Melbourne just over a month ago and I know how booming the beer trade down there is. I also know about a lot of the great beers that are made in Europe and elsewhere. But the U.S. has so many beers that you would never even hope to hear about, beers that are only available in the state in which they are brewed. And trust me there are a lot of them, and they're very, very good. I'm not talking Budweiser or Coors Light bullshit. I'm talking straight up some of the most innovative micro brewing in the world.

I'll never dis a micro brew.......but you gotta remember some of the Euro brewers have been around for hundreds of years.......go micro beeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeer thought......

Posted by cmay119 on Oct-23-2008 03:56:

Bottles and Cans and just clap your hands, and just clap your hands.

/obligatory

Posted by BTG on Oct-23-2008 04:01:

quote:
Originally posted by elFreak
41 years is a long damn time to rebuild dontyathink?

we came close when cujo was here the first time.

Posted by Adam420 on Oct-23-2008 04:04:

quote:
Originally posted by elFreak
move to australia then.

I will. Or to Vancouver.

Posted by biznology on Oct-23-2008 06:25:

some of the bestest beer evar, but then again its a bit better at the brewery on draught. Gordon and Ten Fidy are good, but a bit too expensive for four cans in the store|

Posted by daft_max on Oct-23-2008 08:50:

Whatever it is.. beer tastes SOOOOO much better on tap than any can or bottle.

Especially guinness..on tap, i think its the best beer on earth, in can, that stupid widget just destroys the name.

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