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Had a Gaffel Kolsch and an Allagash White at Kuma's tonight. I've had the Gaffel before and I like it b/c it's so easily drinkable, but it is not a good beer snob beer I imagine. Good for me b/c I am not a huge fan of beer and am trying to learn to appreciate them. But the Allagash White, boy howdy that is a damn good beer.
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Had a few of these, then I actually fell a sleep in the cumfy chair for an hour or so... And now I am having a few more...Originally Posted by tricota
Is there a difference between normal tonic and Indian tonic water?
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Really, Cutty is OK. Better than most blends at that level, and it has some nice history being Berry Bros and Rudd's house blend.
I have a Murray Mac Caol Ila 10 which is just singing wonderful and joyous notes of salt, sweet, and peat to me tonight.
~ H
I have a Murray Mac Caol Ila 10 which is just singing wonderful and joyous notes of salt, sweet, and peat to me tonight.
~ H
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Really, Cutty is OK. Better than most blends at that level, and it has some nice history being Berry Bros and Rudd's house blend.Originally Posted by Huntsman
I have a Murray Mac Caol Ila 10 which is just singing wonderful and joyous notes of salt, sweet, and peat to me tonight.
~ H
What is the finish one the Caol Ila? Cask Strength?
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Westmalle Trappist and Rodenbach Grand Cru, both of which were gifts.
The Westmalle is excellent, but slightly disappointing: not my favourite Trappist beer (that's still St Benedict's), as it's slightly bitter, but it's still very very good. It also crosses off another Trappist beer: only de Koningshoeven left!
The Rodenbach is also good: sweet and fruity, as well as slightly sour.
The Westmalle is excellent, but slightly disappointing: not my favourite Trappist beer (that's still St Benedict's), as it's slightly bitter, but it's still very very good. It also crosses off another Trappist beer: only de Koningshoeven left!
The Rodenbach is also good: sweet and fruity, as well as slightly sour.
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