Glenfiddich 14 Yr Bourbon Barrel Reserve, US Exclusive,
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I was rightfully hesitant to buy a Rickard's product as they are typically mediocre. This beer can only one day aspire to be mediocre, and I'm unlikely to drink the rest of this six pack by March.
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That Kloster looks interesting, must try. Boulevard Calling IPA. Lagunitas Something Wild. Maybe Glennfich later. Dough for Pan de Muerte is rising.
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Originally posted by mr kablammo: That Kloster looks interesting, must try.
It's very good, especially for a Lager. I'd love to try some of their other stuff.
Brewed by the monks at a monastery in Bavaria. Weltenburger is the second oldest brewery in the world, having started in 1050. The oldest is one of my other favorite breweries - Weihenstephaner - which also started as a monastic brewery in Bavaria in 1040.
It's a shame that Weltenburger isn't carried around here. I picked this one up on a recent out of state trip. Now I'm going to have to stock up on more of their stuff the next time I find it.
I also grabbed another new (to me) German monastic beer that I'm planning to try next: a hefeweizen from Kloster Andechs. Though they've only been brewing since 1455, compared to 1040/1050 like the two I previously mention.
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Dar, Jeffersons is great bourbon! And PASig---- I love the Leffe, good choice.
Anyone have experience with the pre-made Manhattans? Jeffersons makes one but I can't find it, have seen a few others at liquor stores but I'd prefer a SF recommendation.
Lagunitas Little Something Extra, Founders Backyard Bastard, 11.6%...
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Lagunitas Doppel sticky. This is an interesting beer like an IPA without bitterness
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Having Guinness nitro IPA. A very European IPA not overly hoppy and bitter like an American IPA. Smooth nice flavors.This message has been edited. Last edited by: GA Gator,
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