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Poll Question: Which of these brews is the best?
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Points: 12859 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: December 13 2014 at 13:46
Originally posted by Guldbamsen Guldbamsen wrote:

If you ever come across something from Mikkeler, then take a chance with it. They make absolutely brilliant beer!
I'll keep that in mind.

Yesterday:
Good stuff!

Now:
Nice enough. The taste's a little too flat for my...well, taste. LOL
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Originally posted by progaholic progaholic wrote:

Does anyone remember Rogue US bottled beers - superb! (surprisingly for the nation that brought us Bud)
If you're ever visiting the US to check out beers, Portland, Oregon should be your first stop.

They've got a microbrewery every block, and of course, it's the home of Rogue.

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Originally posted by progaholic progaholic wrote:

Does anyone remember Rogue US bottled beers - superb! (surprisingly for the nation that brought us Bud)


Yeah, we have real beer now.
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Oh yes I have.
Drank these during a Movember party (basically just means that men develop an upperlip moustache during November to draw attention to testicular cancer. How a moustache achieves that, I have absolutely no ideaLOL)
And yes of course I was sponsoring my own moustache as wellBig smile
Anyway, they were pretty nifty and I drank quite a few.

I still prefer Mikkeler's brewery here in DK. If you ever come across something from Mikkeler, then take a chance with it. They make absolutely brilliant beer!




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Does anyone remember Rogue US bottled beers - superb! (surprisingly for the nation that brought us Bud)
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Points: 12859 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: December 06 2014 at 19:58
Originally posted by Guldbamsen Guldbamsen wrote:

That juleøl looks interesting Audun!
Both of those Christmas beers was good, David, especially the Sagene one. And both are local breweries, too, from my side of town, the east side.Cool

Had a taste of this earlier in the week, at a pinnekjøtt gathering at a friends house.

And yesterday I tried this one out:
Both very good, especially the pinnekjøtt one (will try to get me one of those, to have something to wash down the Christmas ribb with on Christmas Eve). Have you tried out anything from this brewery, David? It's Danish, I believe.

I also tasted this one for the first time yesterday:
Tasty!

Tonight's choices:
As good as it was last year. Thumbs Up

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That juleøl looks interesting Audun!

I'm going for a morning brewski myself, so I'm opting for one of my alltime faves:
 Uuhhhm....one of the best mass produced ales in DK, without a doubt. 
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Points: 12859 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: November 28 2014 at 17:23
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Now: Schouskjelleren mikrobryggeri - Juleøl
Christmas beer from Schouskjelleren microbrewery. This is more my thing! Thumbs Up
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Points: 12859 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: November 28 2014 at 16:14
Christmas beer from the local brewery. Thumbs Up
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yuengling oktoberfest
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Tried out this, from a new local brewery, for the first time yesterday:
And today:
Both very nice. Thumbs Up


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Very mellow and sip-able Doc, and I'm no seasoned whiskey drinker.  Always thought it a bit harsh, a lot harsh actually.  Someone recommended this brand to me and it is pretty easy drinking....I can appreciate at room temp straight up for a few sips, then I usually add some ice and water (or pop) to down the rest. 
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Originally posted by Finnforest Finnforest wrote:

I'm cheating again, but since we don't have enough spirits drinkers here for a thread, I'll report here that I'm sipping this warming beverage as the snow blows cold out my window.  It works!  The Irish know something about whiskey. 



 
That sounds nice...might have to try some of that soon.
Had a Yuengling October fest beer today......might have a small taste of B&B later.
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I'm cheating again, but since we don't have enough spirits drinkers here for a thread, I'll report here that I'm sipping this warming beverage as the snow blows cold out my window.  It works!  The Irish know something about whiskey. 



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Had a Founder's Porter today.....
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The Steeler's game has made turn to some rot-gut....Stack, a high gravity beer at 9.9% ALC!  Although this photo shows 12%, have not seen that one yet around here,  Cry.
Actually not that bad for what it is....


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First:

http://www.beerpubs.pl/grafiki/powiekszenia/Krusovice-Cerne.jpg

A low-percentage dark beer from Czech Republic.

Now on to:
http://www.smaki-piwa.pl/wp-content/gallery/pazdziernik/imgp5652-679x1024.jpg

White, unfiltered, barley-wheat beer from Ukraine.

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