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The only beer I drink is stout.
Friend bought me a bottle of this for my birthday.

http://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/018...g?v=1363850445

Stupidly expensive $60-$70AUD per 750ml bottle.
11.7% and without a doubt one of the best stouts I've ever had.

Another favourite is Left Hand Milk Stout.
http://bhamsportspub.com/wp-content/...35a097db_z.jpg
Hard to get here in Australia though. :(

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Originally Posted by Salty_Aus

The only beer I drink is stout.
Friend bought me a bottle of this for my birthday.

http://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/018...g?v=1363850445

Stupidly expensive $60-$70AUD per 750ml bottle.
11.7% and without a doubt one of the best stouts I've ever had.

Another favourite is Left Hand Milk Stout.
http://bhamsportspub.com/wp-content/...35a097db_z.jpg
Hard to get here in Australia though. :(

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LOL @ 11.7%. How about 19%?

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Originally Posted by RegGaymer

I prefer my weed to the booze. But like to sample some quality world beers. I went to a friends house who was home from uni and he had some gold/hemp skins. He said they cost £30 for a pack of 7 with the fancy card and case. Had to take a pic.



#ballinouttacontrol

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^^^^^^Explain please^^^^^^^


What is worse beer geek culture or the new wave weed culture? I'm gonna say the latter

Like I said, I like a more refined drinking experience rather than downing crates of watered down ass eg. Budweiser, Carlsberg, Fosters etc. There's so many unique tasting beers out there to try, just as there is types of weed. But teh booze just gets you drunk and leaves you with a hangover, whereas the weed can have a therapeutic effect while opening the mind and you don't feel rough as the next day.

So this place opened up downtown, looks interesting..



I just wonder if the beer tastes like the Detroit River?

What does the Detroit river taste like?

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Originally Posted by lewfather

What does the Detroit river taste like?

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Not good beer i'm guessing.

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Originally Posted by 4Dragons

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Originally Posted by lewfather

What does the Detroit river taste like?

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Not good beer i'm guessing.

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I'm sure they filter it obviously but in that case why not just walk outside and grab a bunch of snow on the ground to make the beer instead of using the river water?

I haven't bought my share of Bells Hopslam yet this year but probably will pickup at least two to four 6 packs this weekend.

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Originally Posted by Benjamin's Mom

I usually gravitate toward Belgian styles too, but in the Spring I like to try the seasonal beers that Sam Adams and New Belgium put out. Yesterday it was a choice between SA's "Alpine Spring" and NB's "Dig". Never having tried either, I went with the latter because I knew I couldn't go wrong with Cascade hops.

But since Druff doesn't do beer, I do a lot less sampling because it's more fun to share with another enthusiast.

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Do you really call him Druff in real life?

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Originally Posted by 4Dragons

So this place opened up downtown, looks interesting..



I just wonder if the beer tastes like the Detroit River?

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Aesthetically pleasing font at least.

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Originally Posted by BeerAndPoker

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Not good beer i'm guessing.

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I'm sure they filter it obviously but in that case why not just walk outside and grab a bunch of snow on the ground to make the beer instead of using the river water?

I haven't bought my share of Bells Hopslam yet this year but probably will pickup at least two to four 6 packs this weekend.

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One of the bigger disappointments last summer was my first bells Hopslam. That beer has a hype that confounds me after hearing about it for years but being outside distribution never trying it

was at a bar last night that offered Hop Slam on top (completely shocked me). Sold out in 3 days, yet they have had it on their menu for months....idiots.

I have heard that Hopslam, year to year, has been different, so Im not surprised you caught it on a bad year. I had it once about 4 years ago and it was really good, but I wouldnt pay $4/bottle at a liquor store for it.

I just had something from Sierra Nevada called CAMP (something else added to that name). It was a Hoppy lager. Pretty damn good. Limited edition.

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Originally Posted by DRK Star

was at a bar last night that offered Hop Slam on top (completely shocked me). Sold out in 3 days, yet they have had it on their menu for months....idiots.

I have heard that Hopslam, year to year, has been different, so Im not surprised you caught it on a bad year. I had it once about 4 years ago and it was really good, but I wouldnt pay $4/bottle at a liquor store for it.

I just had something from Sierra Nevada called CAMP (something else added to that name). It was a Hoppy lager. Pretty damn good. Limited edition.

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I've been wanting to get my hands on some Hop Slam. Pliny, Heady Topper, and Hop Slam are just so damn hard to find.



I'm Sipping on this tonight.

http://i.imgur.com/XRxM86l.jpg

Really easy drinking for 9.5 abv. Any hopheads should give this a try.

I had that Double Jack one time, waiting for a date to show up after work. I hadnt eaten anything since breakfast, and by the time she showed up, I had most of that beer and was toasted. It was yummy.

Hopslam is good, but maybe the bad one you got was old? I'm not big on the hoppy beers but damnit i've tried every one .

this is what I got. 6 pk of bottles at Meijer for under 10

would LOVE to find a case of this

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Originally Posted by DRK Star

would LOVE to find a case of this

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I've never seen this before. Do you know where/when they released this, drk?

This is pretty fucking money.

Shout-out to Devidee