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[mje1980]

Rodenbach grand cru.

Another cracking beer. Had to have the second. Love this beer. Balsamic vinegar like aroma and flavours. Sensational

 

[Lord Raja Goomba I]

Boon Kriek
Ah my all time favourite beer. Not mouth puckeringly sour, full of cherry goodness without being sweet. A trip to boon in Belgium is on the bucket list. If I was a rock star, or mining magnate, or even an evil genius I'd have a pool filled with this stuff.

Aren't the latter two much the same thing?

 

[Danwood]

Good deal on at Purvis...I'm sure you got the email.

6 for $5.99 each and a free Stein.

Very tasty wheat. It's like drinking a hoppy slice of orange on fresh bread...ermm...yep.

 

[New_guy]

Decisions decisions

Having a MP IPA then will it be
Holgate mellenium falcon or rodenbach grand cru next??

 

[StalkingWilbur]

To Ol - Sundancer

A 3% steam beer. Could punish these on a hot day.

 

[Danwood]

Definitely one of the more bitter stouts I've had. 60 IBU.

Initially dark chocolate, then ashy, then lingering bitterness. Maybe, slightly too bitter for my stout-specific taste buds.

Not bad, not great.

As a side note, Purvis stock Rogue Gin ! Anyone tried it ??

 

[Liam_snorkel]

While northside novice is on probation, we'd better keep the thread rolling.

 

[Liam_snorkel]

Quite tasty but not amazing. Light bodied banana bread with brown sugar.

 

[Liam_snorkel]

Yeah this wasn't too shabby. Light caramel and brown bread. And beer. Yep, definitely tastes like beer.

 

[angus_grant]

Huh, it's the same beer. You just swapped bottles.

 

[Liam_snorkel]

That's exactly what I thought too

 

[Cosh]

Hr Frederikson weasel brunch. A blend of mikkeller beer geek brunch weasel and amager bryghus Mr Frederikson. A pretty intensely flavoured, but smooth imperial stout. Fantastic.

 

[brewtas]

One of the beers in my shipment from Belgium: De La Senne's Taras Boulba, a hoppy Belgian pale ale. It's got a firm bitterness that I can't get enough of, loads of spicy Saaz, it finishes dry and weighs in at only 4.5%. So drinkable, I wish I had 10 more bottles.

 

[elcarter]

Coopers artisan reserve,

Had a one at the Adelaide Fringe festival and was underwhelmed, went on to the celebration ale instead. Felt like a larger on the way home so pickup up a 6 pack just to make sure I didn't get it wrong.

Hate to say it I'm still a little disappointed with it, the metallic taste I get ruins the cleanness of this beer and I think a bit more malt would be nice to balance the dryness and carbonation level. Few people I've talked to say they use a different yeast but to be honest it reminds me of sparkling ale.

Not a bad beer by any means, I think I just wanted to see coopers go out a little more from the safe bet with this selection range. The celebration ale is a favorite of mine but I guess if it was my money on the line I would possibly do the same.

 

[Liam_snorkel]

It's probably just 62 in a different bottle

 

[Liam_snorkel]

Just letting this one warm up and it is becoming delicious

 

[ballantynebrew]

Bridgeport ipa - nice easy drinker

 

[lukiferj]

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Bridgeport ipa - nice easy drinker

Had a couple last weekend. Drinkable but not amazing. Would drink Big Eyes or Tower 10s over these any day. The Hop Zsar was pretty good though.

 

[mje1980]

Just letting this one warm up and it is becoming delicious

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You've inspired me. I have the "6" cooling down at the moment and a Westmalle dubbel for tonight.

 

[ballantynebrew]

I do agree totally. I have found the Bridge ports kinda taste the same except the kingpin of course