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Recent content by smallbatchbrew
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Ask A Question, Get An Answer... - Post All Quick Questions Here (Classic menswear)
Allen Edmonds Amok Chukkas: what color for the most fall versatility? Chocolate, Snuff or Tan? I'm usually a jeans & OCBD guy, with the occasional cords or chinos thrown in.- smallbatchbrew
- Post #18,018
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Styling tips - 25 year old
I'm going through the same process, but am a bit further along (I'm 27.) Replacing t-shirts with nicer casual shirts is essential. Polos, OCBDs, and casual gingham button-downs are where I started. Paying attention to fit is huge, too. Most dudes look sloppy because their clothes are a size too...- smallbatchbrew
- Post #4
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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The Official Beer Thread
The anise/licorice flavor is a product of the Belgian yeast. Belgian yeast throws off a ton of fruity/spicy esters, which are a signature of Belgian beer in general. Usually if you see an American beer with "Belgian-style" in the name, it means they're using a Belgian yeast instead of an...- smallbatchbrew
- Post #4,691
- Forum: Social Life, Food & Drink, Travel
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The Official Beer Thread
Same as regular Chimay blue, they just vintage date the 750ml & larger sizes. I'd highly recommend cellaring a few bottles. After 4-5 years it's absolutely phenomenal!- smallbatchbrew
- Post #4,690
- Forum: Social Life, Food & Drink, Travel
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HOF: What Are You Wearing Right Now - Part III
This is awesome.- smallbatchbrew
- Post #35,108
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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The Official Beer Thread
Firestone Union Jack and Sculpin are go-to IPAs for me. Always reliable, assuming they're fresh.- smallbatchbrew
- Post #4,663
- Forum: Social Life, Food & Drink, Travel
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The Official Beer Thread
Shock Top is sort of a dumbed-down version of a Belgian Wit. Try Allagash White for a more true-to-style American interpretation.- smallbatchbrew
- Post #4,632
- Forum: Social Life, Food & Drink, Travel
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The Official Beer Thread
Really good stuff. A bit heavy on the barrel character, but insanely drinkable for 12% abv.- smallbatchbrew
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What are you drinking right now?
Started the night with a Sazerac (herbsaint and High West Double Rye,) and had a Bruery Saison Rue with dinner. Yum.- smallbatchbrew
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- Forum: Social Life, Food & Drink, Travel