The Baltika 9 is 50.7oz, 8% alc, $3 with deposit, and yes, it CAN be finished in one night...
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Jan-09-2009 05:33
serch54
Morphing into my LAness
Registered: Aug 2005
Location: LA CA - #5454
for any of the Hoegaarden or Blue Moon fans, try New Belgian's Mothership Wit.. I think it's the superior white (and Im not a fat tire fan)
Boddington's Pub Ale in the yellow can!
Ballast Point brewery is right down the street from my house, so I have the fortune to hop over there and get a few growler fills a week. They have a ton of specialty brews no sold in stores. If you can, try their Sculpin IPA - the most unique IPA I've ever had
Stone brewery definitely has a style which you either enjoy or hate it seems. But regardless of how you feel about their beer, go the their World Bistro if you ever get the chance. it's AWESOME. huge beer garden with waterfalls and chillout areas. and their food is a 10
for you NorCal'ers: Russian River Brewery is on point. I highly recommend all their beers (and the pizza at the resteraunt is great!)
Registered: Nov 2006
Location: Behind a cup of tea and a Roland 303, TXTA # 93 (Zeshin)
I do like the newcastle brown ale. Good stuff imo. Downing some right now.
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Originally posted by Surfmorworkless
I do like the newcastle brown ale. Good stuff imo. Downing some right now.
Yessir! Cool and from the pint sized glass bottles. My preferred drink when at University...
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Originally posted by Brizzo
"It's all gone Pete Tong" is actually a phrase in Europe, England I believe. Pretty sure that's where Pete Tong got his DJ name from as well.
man, all you hoegaarden and blue moon people need to try the real belgian ales. none of that lemony or "the aftertaste is like water" stuff.
hoegaarden and blue moon are the budweiser of belgians, the jim beam of whiskys, the popoff of vodkas.
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Jan-10-2009 17:18
The_G0dfather
faisant cagnard
Registered: Sep 2004
Location: Corleone, Sicilia
Sure there a better, stronger belgian beers but no way Hoegaarden should be considered as an inferior beer. I hardly ever drink it but it's a quality beer and highly appreciated for all the right reasons.
