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Agreed. I might just go get me a Fin du Monde right now.

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Bought a 12-er of this today. First time I'd heard of a RED IPA. t shall be my WS beer.

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"I don't want to try it, I just want to sniff the area where your balls used to be."

That was some funny [expletive].


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This is both awesome in concept and taste. It's at Binny's now, and the little guys who carry Pipeworks stuff.

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Schafly's Winter ESB is tasting extra good this year.

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33anda3rd wrote:This is both awesome in concept and taste. It's at Binny's now, and the little guys who carry Pipeworks stuff.
Good [expletive] damn it.

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jim wrote:
33anda3rd wrote:This is both awesome in concept and taste. It's at Binny's now, and the little guys who carry Pipeworks stuff.
Good [expletive] damn it.
I'm going to Binny's tomorrow.

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jim wrote:
33anda3rd wrote:This is both awesome in concept and taste. It's at Binny's now, and the little guys who carry Pipeworks stuff.
Good [expletive] damn it.
I'm sure they have 4 packs.

Drank a few Sam Smith Winter Welcomes last night. I hate seasonal everything until it gets cold outside, then it's great.

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haltz wrote: I hate seasonal everything until it gets cold outside, then it's great.
I know what you mean, and am wondering how much of this is just a mental thing -the bottle says winter, therefore it needs to be cold out.

If available and called something else -I could drink Schlafly Winter ESB year round. Maybe the Oktoberfest as well. Meanwhile, the summer beers - the regrettable Schlafly's Summer Lager, and beers served with oranges- I don't like any time of the year - no matter what they are called.

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