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post #16 of 20
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Originally Posted by M. Bardamu View Post
What is it with "Amjack" (I believe that's the correct parlance) college students and light beer? All these popped-collared meatheads stroll out of the liquor stores here carrying 24s of Bud Light with Lime here. I feel like telling them they could have spend half as much on a 12-pack of real beer...

You couldn't tell the difference in alcohol content between Bud and Bud Light, bro-ham.
post #17 of 20
Delirium Tremens. Belgian Ale- 26% I believe. Keeps fermenting in the bottle.

At 23-26 ounces, you'll get way f**cked up.
post #18 of 20
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Delirium Tremens. Belgian Ale- 26% I believe. Keeps fermenting in the bottle.

At 23-26 ounces, you'll get way f**cked up.

DT is a great beer, but it's more like 9% alcohol content, brosky. There are beers that are much much stronger, but there are very few beers above 10%, and only a handful above 20%. I think Sam Adams Utopia is like 25% or something.

I am actually a big fan of strong beer, but usually more like 9-13% range. Imperial Stouts and barleywine and such.
post #19 of 20
I split a 750ml bottle of Dogfish Head Fort with the gf over winter holidays. 18-19% (a friend of mine said it ages well). Shit was serious. Stronger than wine. Tasty though if you've never had it. Not something you want to pound back but worth splitting with someone once just to try it. http://beeradvocate.com/articles/658
post #20 of 20
Abita brewing company 20 miles North of New Orleans, LA, one of the fastest breweries in America makes this stuff. http://www.ratebeer.com/beer/abita-andygator/3/ My friend works at the brewery and employees get 2 free cases a week of whatever brew they like, and higher up employees get free kegs and such. The legendary and elusive and whispered about concoction of "Andygator" was a high ABV brew made SOLELY for employees. You could only get it through employees at the brewery and it came in mysterious brown unlabeled bottles with a steel cap on top, no mention of where it came from or anything. But after one sip you knew it was Andygator. Due to the leak of this brew they started bottling it -- in large bottles only -- you can find it in Fresh Market and Whole Foods and such. The original brew was 13% ABV when it was for employees only, it got stripped down to 8% ABV for the public market, but will still screw you up after only a few, and it will hit you hard. Good stuff, and great beer company, love all their stuff.
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