Reply With QuoteNever tried that one. What type of beer is it?
Luke Skyrawker
Good beer
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Anybody ever tried ths beer? I hate to thing what two of them in a row would do to me.
It's verry tastie stufff.
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Never tried that one. What type of beer is it?
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Looks like it's a strong type! 11.3%!
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It's a Belgian abbe style trippel. Falling-over water if I ever saw it. Dubbel types come in at about 8% if you feel like taking it easy
. Maybe this is why trappist monks don't speak, they're too smashed to form a sentence.
My favourite Belgian beers are the Duvel type lagers, bone dry and 8-9%.
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Luke Skyrawker
Mark - you nailed it. "Falling over water" for sure. I haven't felt that stupis since the time I drove the tractor in through the front wall of the barn.
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Looks like strong stuff. Take it easy and keep hydrating this morning!
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11.3% wow....
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Yes I've tried that beer Spud. It is one of the world's greatest beers.
So sez me.
Have anudder one
I pick a moon dog.
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Well Spud, have you recovered or are you still drinking?
Did the beer come with a free subscription of Guitar Player or was that the free gift that accompanied the Guitar Player subscription?
Hopefully you didn't drink too many and decide to end your night of playing by doing a little Townsend on Luke.
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Luke Skyrawker
Townsend on my Luke!?
I have to say that not only is that beer extremely tasty but it's lethal or at least zombie state inducing material. I got up today to find out that I had left all my recording gear still turned on.:
My neighbors brought it back for me from their trip to Italy.
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Very nice beer. Excellent example of the style.
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Yea that's about the same as our light beer up here in Canada!
I just finished a nice Faxe Festbock. A lowly 7.7 Alcohol. Danish. They were out of my favourite Tuborg.
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You should be glad your neighbours brought you this and not Italian beerOriginally Posted by Spudman
Townsend on my Luke!?
I have to say that not only is that beer extremely tasty but it's lethal or at least zombie state inducing material. I got up today to find out that I had left all my recording gear still turned on.
My neighbors brought it back for me from their trip to Italy.
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WHAAAAT?????At least tell me you didn't spill the beer during that horrid tractor incident.
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Luke Skyrawker
No I didn't spill my beer but my mom took my coke away.WHAAAAT?????
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Hmmm, a "double entendre" . . . very nice Spud.
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Well speaking of beer, I have been drinking Yuengling beer since arriving in Pittsburgh. I never heard of it until I went over to my sisters house one day. She claims it the oldest beer in the USA. It is great on tap. The bottled and can beer I can take or leave. That beer Spuds been discussing sound very interesting. How many cans to bring on the buzz? My guess is 3 max.
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Oh no! Far less than 3. Three will bring about a coma.That beer Spuds been discussing sound very interesting. How many cans to bring on the buzz? My guess is 3 max.
Nice catch.Hmmm, a "double entendre" . . . very nice Spud.
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