NOW you're talking. :D

Wow. I knew it. Newb's into pillow fights and topless ticklin'

...

Sorry - I needs a man who can deliver a proper spankin'...

Where's Urgeok..........he can spank....I'll tickle.

mmmmmmmmm - Two dirty ol' demons at the same time. Now THAT is hot.

O, quiet my fantasies!!!!!!

Ah, finally getting to sit down and enjoy that Westmalle Tripel.

Definitely deserves its "classic" status, although at 9.5% abv, you have to be careful with this one.

Enjoying a Bell's Expedition Stout:

http://www.drunkenpolack.com/images/exped.jpg

So I was in Belgium last week, damn they have tasty beer, even the standard beer that is most common is strong and tasty...

http://img.alibaba.com/img/buyoffer/...White_Wine.jpg


I also drank a lot of Hoegaarden, I saw they had rasberry flavoured and lemon flavoured Hoegaarden in the bottleshops.. Some beers I saw on the shelf were %14.

I'm trying to remember what other beers I was drinking, I had a few of these..

http://www.1934.cc/lafamille/images/...5/21/duvel.jpg


That one was 8.5% and very very tasty...


And also some Grimbergen which comes in 3 different types, I had already had the dark one before so I tried the tripple or Blonde which was about %10..

http://www.timeout.com/newyork/expor...31.ft.beer.jpg


Of course I also had some Stella artois since it is it's home....

Lucky fucker..

Wish we had more belgium beers in Denmark. :(

You folks had a chance to taste any Danish beer?

Tuborg & Carlsberg are quite common. Try to look up Mikkellers brews if you can, they won tons of awards.

Funny. I've never heard of Mikkellers??

Ah, Disease. I'm awfully jealous of you. I'd absolutely love a (drinking) trip to Belgium.

That Duvel is pretty spectacular.

I've heard good things about that brew.

Thoughts?

Im not the greatest ale drinker but I do like the odd drop every now and again.

Ive spent a couple of days in Gloucestershire and found this brew (strange really as its made exclusively in North Yorkshire). At first its got a fruity taste but then it develops a pleasant, mild hops taste.

Ive always found with most of these types of ales that the aftertaste builds up as you drink and it starts to become unpleasant but thats not the case with Black Sheep. Certainly worth a go if you can get your hands on it.

I haven't tried that one, but they do sell it over the road, I might as well give it a go.

Yeah, I usually don't like pale ales or anything over 9% (Quatre-Centieme like 12% i think), but for this one I make an exception. It's really tasty, just don't plan on driving anywhere afterwards. :p I can't remember if I've had the Trois Pistoles, but the Maudite I find a little too peppery/spicey for me. Have you had the Ephemere? It's the apple one, it's quite nice.


@ Angra
I was talking about the Leffe Blonde. I didn't realize they made other kinds, are the other ones good?

Yes, they're all good. But Blond is the best.

Excellent. Hopefully I can track it down over here.

Wow, 12% is pretty rough.
I haven't tried any of the Ephemeres either. It's hard to find anything around here other than those three main brews.
If I see any of those, though, I'll absolutely be picking them up.

Don't drink hard stuff much anymore, but when I do, it's Irish whiskey
http://selena.kiev.ua/wp-content/upl...rs_whiskey.jpg

That's because Blondes have more fun. :p

How would you describe Powers, I haven't tried it yet. I do love alittle Irish Whiskie every now and then myself. I usually shoot The Knot. My wife won't let me drink Jameson anymore:)

I've got a 6 year old bottle of port by my side.. 20% ....

http://i51.photobucket.com/albums/f3...rro_bottle.jpg


The ol' favourite, love this lager!

a few years ago I lived by an off license that sold them for 55 p a bottle.. then I moved... :(

I wont ask hugely obvious, blatant as fuck question because Im not sure there is an answer acceptable enough!

I can only assume the loss of the bargain beers was a huge wrench. My sympathies.

Well yeah, it was a great shop, he would get stuff from the back of a truck... He used to have Oyster bay wine from N.Z for 4 quid as well which is very nice.. but Peronis were my staple when I lived there..

55c beer? Fuck yeh.

I haven't been drunk in ages :(

Do yourself a favour...

What is the standard drop in Kiwiland anyway?

Nothing to add: I just really need a drink.

I'm plowing thru a cheap six pack as I speak.

Me and the boys usually rip into cheap lagers.

The bottle store nearby sells Carlton Cold for next to nothing so thats one of the staples.

http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_CAxk7rvm0S...bavbottles.jpg

This afternoons poison of choice

You are a despicable excuse for a human being.

I actually prefer it to Jameson's, but it's close enough that most wont mind the difference, and it's generally a few bucks cheaper by the bottle. It's definitely closer to Jameson's than Tully.

I predict a bottle of white wine while cooking, in about 2 hours.

I'm thinking a couple of Long Trail , Double Bag ales tonight.

http://www.lootcorp.com/wp-content/u...le-bag-ale.jpg

i've REALLY been enjoying these lately :

http://i61.photobucket.com/albums/h5...b/_MG_5475.jpg

Mmmmmmmmmm - One of my absolute favorites. Good call, Newb.

I've been getting into hard Cider and fruit beer lately...

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v6...l/Magners1.jpg


http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v6...ogrl/56682.jpg



Tonight we're going to John Harvard's, so I'll be enjoying some of their microbrews. :)

That's a nice brew......very mellow, if memory serves me correct.

Right... here we go.

CHEERS BUDDIES!!!