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The Beer Thread
- Thread starter MysticSang'ha
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Stellify
StarChild
Oh yes, I've been a fan of La Fin for a while now. Lately, when I go to the Old Monk, I've been getting La Fin Du Monde and Golden Draak every time.That sounds like a good description of La Fin Du Monde.
Stellify: any of the Unibroue beers on that list are worth checking out. That'd be these:
- Don De Dieu ("Gift from God")
- La Fin Du Monde ("The End of the World")
- Maudite ("Damned")
- Trois Pistoles
Unibroue beers tend to be rather similar in character, though, so I'd say you don't really need to try more than one... unless they get Ephemre in - it's apple flavoured and quite nice.
Ephemre sounds wonderful :drool:
What's so great about Fat Tire? I keep hearing people say good things about it...what kind of flavor does it have? I've been meaning to grab some when I go to the liquor store so I can try it out.
That's right - I forgot you said you had it before. I don't typically expect people outside Canada to have heard of it.
Oh - I've also had Young's Double Chocolate Stout before. It's really good; the name is accurate.
It's been a while since I had it so my memory might not be reliable, but I remember it as rather dark but not very bitter... a tiny bit on the sweeter side and quite flavourful. I think it's technically a brown ale if that gives you any indication. If you've had Pete's Wicked Ale, imagine something like that but not as bitter... I think. It's been even longer since I've had Pete's.
pwsoldier
unapologetic freethinker
Speaking of Unibroue, I'd strongly recommend trying the 17 if you can find it. I tried it a couple of weeks ago and it was phenomenal.
To answer the Fat Tire question, it's an amber ale. It has a mild hop presence and a somewhat biscuit-like malt flavor that's very common in New Belgium beers. It's pretty good.
To answer the Fat Tire question, it's an amber ale. It has a mild hop presence and a somewhat biscuit-like malt flavor that's very common in New Belgium beers. It's pretty good.
