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haltz wrote:I'm pretty sure you can't find DFH anywhere in St. Louis and I'd appreciate if y'all would stop talking about until it can be purchased here.
don't worry about it, it's a fictitious beer they made up just to anger St. Louisians

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cards2468 wrote:
haltz wrote:I'm pretty sure you can't find DFH anywhere in St. Louis and I'd appreciate if y'all would stop talking about until it can be purchased here.
don't worry about it, it's a fictitious beer they made up just to anger St. Louisians
I've got one of these in my fridge at the moment, so I don't think it's fictitious. I'll probably pick up some more when I go to Chicago in a couple weeks.
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redbirdjazzz wrote:
cards2468 wrote:
haltz wrote:I'm pretty sure you can't find DFH anywhere in St. Louis and I'd appreciate if y'all would stop talking about until it can be purchased here.
don't worry about it, it's a fictitious beer they made up just to anger St. Louisians
I've got one of these in my fridge at the moment, so I don't think it's fictitious. I'll probably pick up some more when I go to Chicago in a couple weeks.
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One of the few I haven't tried. The Dogfish brewery owner has become really interested in ancient beer recipes in the fast few years. They've started working with various restaurants doing these "ancient ale" dinners, where dogfish creates beers based on archeological evidence of old beer recipes and the restaurants create a menu to pair with it. Awesome idea.

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G. Keenan wrote: One of the few I haven't tried. The Dogfish brewery owner has become really interested in ancient beer recipes in the fast few years. They've started working with various restaurants doing these "ancient ale" dinners, where dogfish creates beers based on archeological evidence of old beer recipes and the restaurants create a menu to pair with it. Awesome idea.
meh, beer recipes have changed for a reason

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G. Keenan wrote:
redbirdjazzz wrote:
cards2468 wrote:
haltz wrote:I'm pretty sure you can't find DFH anywhere in St. Louis and I'd appreciate if y'all would stop talking about until it can be purchased here.
don't worry about it, it's a fictitious beer they made up just to anger St. Louisians
I've got one of these in my fridge at the moment, so I don't think it's fictitious. I'll probably pick up some more when I go to Chicago in a couple weeks.

One of the few I haven't tried. The Dogfish brewery owner has become really interested in ancient beer recipes in the fast few years. They've started working with various restaurants doing these "ancient ale" dinners, where dogfish creates beers based on archeological evidence of old beer recipes and the restaurants create a menu to pair with it. Awesome idea.
It's good. Really more like a wine than any beer I've ever had. I recommend it. I'm definitely interested in the others in the ancient ale series too.

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redbirdjazzz wrote:
cards2468 wrote:
haltz wrote:I'm pretty sure you can't find DFH anywhere in St. Louis and I'd appreciate if y'all would stop talking about until it can be purchased here.
don't worry about it, it's a fictitious beer they made up just to anger St. Louisians
I've got one of these in my fridge at the moment, so I don't think it's fictitious. I'll probably pick up some more when I go to Chicago in a couple weeks.
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Food pairings? Glassware recommendation? What the [expletive]?

How about Doritos and the bottle?

edit ... I'm dumbfounded by this? What is it?

edit edit.... LMFAO. CALORIES! HOLY [expletive].

edit edit edit ... SAFRON? I don't even know what it is. Do I want safron in my beer? I don't think I do.

edit edit edit edit ... Melon? Who on gods green earth wants a beer that tastes like melon?
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whiterat24 wrote:
Food pairings? Glassware recommendation? What the [expletive]?

How about Doritos and the bottle?

edit ... I'm dumbfounded by this? What is it?

edit edit.... LMFAO. CALORIES! HOLY [expletive].
having fun?

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cards2468 wrote:
whiterat24 wrote:
Food pairings? Glassware recommendation? What the [expletive]?

How about Doritos and the bottle?

edit ... I'm dumbfounded by this? What is it?

edit edit.... LMFAO. CALORIES! HOLY [expletive].
having fun?
That's the dumbest god damn thing I've ever seen in my life!

I don't even know what a Pan-Asian dish is.

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whiterat24 wrote:
cards2468 wrote:
whiterat24 wrote:
Food pairings? Glassware recommendation? What the [expletive]?

How about Doritos and the bottle?

edit ... I'm dumbfounded by this? What is it?

edit edit.... LMFAO. CALORIES! HOLY [expletive].
having fun?
That's the dumbest god damn thing I've ever seen in my life!

I don't even know what a Pan-Asian dish is.
stir fry... it's asian food that involves a pan

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cards2468 wrote:
whiterat24 wrote:
cards2468 wrote:
whiterat24 wrote:
Food pairings? Glassware recommendation? What the [expletive]?

How about Doritos and the bottle?

edit ... I'm dumbfounded by this? What is it?

edit edit.... LMFAO. CALORIES! HOLY [expletive].
having fun?
That's the dumbest god damn thing I've ever seen in my life!

I don't even know what a Pan-Asian dish is.
stir fry... it's asian food that involves a pan
I would have bet my bottom dollar it was sushi.
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