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jim
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Gashouse wrote:
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Light Speed

American Pale Ale- 5.8% ABV, 70 IBUs

Previously known as Millennium Falcon, this seasonal pale ale was crafted with a perfect mixture of Millennium hops and Falconer’s Flight blend. Inviting orange aroma and hints of lemon flavor in this medium-bodied beauty will make you want to drink yours at light speed!
Logo looks like one of those color blind tests that I always flunk. I have no idea what that says btw. 12?

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jim wrote:
Gashouse wrote:
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Light Speed

American Pale Ale- 5.8% ABV, 70 IBUs

Previously known as Millennium Falcon, this seasonal pale ale was crafted with a perfect mixture of Millennium hops and Falconer’s Flight blend. Inviting orange aroma and hints of lemon flavor in this medium-bodied beauty will make you want to drink yours at light speed!
Logo looks like one of those color blind tests that I always flunk. I have no idea what that says btw. 12?
lmao...you see a number?

It says "Light Speed Pale Ale" btw.

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I love Hoegaarden beer, I just love the taste of it. :)

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cardinalkarp wrote:
jim wrote:
Gashouse wrote:
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Light Speed

American Pale Ale- 5.8% ABV, 70 IBUs

Previously known as Millennium Falcon, this seasonal pale ale was crafted with a perfect mixture of Millennium hops and Falconer’s Flight blend. Inviting orange aroma and hints of lemon flavor in this medium-bodied beauty will make you want to drink yours at light speed!
Logo looks like one of those color blind tests that I always flunk. I have no idea what that says btw. 12?
lmao...you see a number?

It says "Light Speed Pale Ale" btw.
I always guess 12 on these tests. It was my baseball number. My second favorite guess is eleventy.

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I see "Ught Speed Ale". Is Ught a choice in this test?

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As do I.
Apparently a Perennial alum is opening Rockwell beer/brewing in the Grove soon.

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schlafly double bean blonde is pretty good. bartender says it is essentially the kona blond ? with a new name. I think it's more coffee tasting this time. Slightly less good maybe, but I can figure that out after the growler.

Civil Life ESB was a nice treat.

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even though my january dry run of booze is well over i'm still trying to drink less but......apparently today is national beer day and that's put me in the mood

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http://www.usatoday.com/story/money/nat ... /84176886/

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I have to say, the inbev ad campaigns lately are awful and bizarre. parody and satire? - or is it trolling US? The ones during Cardinal games piss me off- It's like they are taunting us "We've got your brewery you lame ass Cardinal fans so here's a cheap stupid ad for lame beer"

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"Whoever wants to know the heart and mind of America had better learn baseball." - French-born American historian Jacques Barzun

The execs at InBev need to do some studying.

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