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InvincibleCakeEater
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by InvincibleCakeEater » October 1 09, 8:02 pm
That might be the best beer I've ever had.
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by Hungary Jack » October 1 09, 8:49 pm
InvincibleCakeEater wrote:
That might be the best beer I've ever had.
Haven't tried it yet, but I know it is strongly endorsed by some aficionados I know.
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by cards2468 » October 1 09, 8:50 pm
InvincibleCakeEater wrote:
That might be the best beer I've ever had.
looks like I found a replacement for PB&J in the morning
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by InvincibleCakeEater » October 1 09, 9:26 pm
Seriously guys, it's money. Insanely good. I can't wait to have it on a cool Autumn night.
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by Popeye_Card » October 1 09, 9:32 pm
I just had one of those. Have to admit, not a fan. "Too much" is how I would describe it.
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by thrill » October 2 09, 9:09 am
Popeye_Card wrote: I just had one of those. Have to admit, not a fan. "Too much" is how I would describe it.
I agree. I actually liked it, but it was really too complex. Trying to hit too many notes in an attempt to make the perfect aficionado beer.
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by JL21 » October 2 09, 9:20 am
The average-ish reviews from thrill and Popeye aside, it looks great.
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by Popeye_Card » October 2 09, 9:23 am
It is probably best suited for those who like really strong bitterness from roast. I.e., the same taste as really strong coffee or espresso. I like my coffee a bit more on the weak side, and my black beers a bit smoother.
Plus my stomach kinda hurt while drinking it from some earlier sushi. So that may have had an effect.
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by thrill » October 2 09, 9:30 am
It was pretty hyped up to me before I tried and that may have contributed to my skepticism.
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by G. Keenan » October 2 09, 9:33 am
thrill wrote: It was pretty hyped up to me before I tried and that may have contributed to my skepticism.
Plus it's not called Dogfish Head Palo Santo.