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1 posted on 07/01/2004 9:47:57 AM PDT by Willie Green
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2 posted on 07/01/2004 9:48:26 AM PDT by Willie Green (Go Pat Go!!!)
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3 posted on 07/01/2004 9:58:57 AM PDT by martin_fierro
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To: Willie Green; martin_fierro
"I'm tired of Bud Light and all those beers you have to drink a half-case of to feel anything"

Co'beer bump

4 posted on 07/01/2004 10:07:59 AM PDT by stainlessbanner
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To: Willie Green

Beer...its why we're here.


7 posted on 07/02/2004 2:06:59 AM PDT by Khurkris (Will the wind ever remember the names it has blown in the past, It whispers no this will be the last)
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To: Willie Green

The article mentions Mackessons Triple Stout - a great beer. Also, Orval Trappist (not mentioned) is a great brew made in Belgium by Trappist monks (you have to watch the sediment in the bottom and it has a hint of apple in the flavor). Some others that come to mind that can't readily be found here are Celebrator Doppelbock - a double bock beer from Germany, Augustinerbrau, I think the best pilsner anywhere - originally brewed by Augustinian monks in 1294 and has been an official brewery since 1328 making it Munich's oldest brewery, and Samuel Smiths Imperial Stout. One intersting brew that people either love or hate is Adelscott brewed by Fischer in France - it is flavored with peat-smoked whiskey malt.


8 posted on 07/04/2004 10:08:35 PM PDT by L_Von_Mises
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