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AxeD
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by AxeD » Wed Nov 28, 2012 9:26 pm
Some reverse breath mint action then
Guess SA is a little different when it comes to beer.
'Cause 5% is what I buy in 24 bottle crates.
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by esfandyar » Wed Nov 28, 2012 9:31 pm
never was a fan of any asian beer outside of some really delicious japanese beers like koshihikari echigo, most of what hitachino produces and the iwate kura oyster stout. other than that it tastes like yellow water.
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by mIrReN » Wed Nov 28, 2012 10:28 pm
yeah Chang, drank it in Thailand as well! Lovely, Thai and Cambodian beers are so nice!
+1 Triple Karmeliet
+1 Chimay Blue
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by alphacat » Wed Nov 28, 2012 10:33 pm
mIrReN wrote:yeah Chang, drank it in Thailand as well! Lovely, Thai and Cambodian beers are so nice!
+1 Triple Karmeliet
+1 Chimay Blue
BTW, do Belgians ever get spoiled from living in beerheaven? Good god, I mean so many top-notch beers come from your country... you guys are to beer what Jamaica is to popular music - a small country with an extraordinary output & influence.

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NickUndercover
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by NickUndercover » Wed Nov 28, 2012 10:42 pm
alphacat wrote:mIrReN wrote:yeah Chang, drank it in Thailand as well! Lovely, Thai and Cambodian beers are so nice!
+1 Triple Karmeliet
+1 Chimay Blue
BTW, do Belgians ever get spoiled from living in beerheaven? Good god, I mean so many top-notch beers come from your country... you guys are to beer what Jamaica is to popular music - a small country with an extraordinary output & influence.

Beer is an institution here... Don't really drink anything else anymore. Favourites are Orval, tripel Westmalle, triple Karmeliet (although almost impossible to find down south don't know where you get yours from mIrReN !) Chimay blue.
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mIrReN
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by mIrReN » Wed Nov 28, 2012 10:46 pm
as I said before, I know a guy whose done the whole Belgian beer book (you get one for free every place you buy one if I'm correct)
but it's lovely though I think any Belgian can agree that living here is lovely and enough to taste and always something to find according to your specific taste
we have more than beer tho, lot's more
Chimay Blue? In the colruyt, whole crates...
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by NickUndercover » Wed Nov 28, 2012 10:52 pm
Nah I was talking about Karmeliet. Some friends told me you have to go straight to the abbey and that you're limited to 1 crate or something, kinda like Orval in sept-october this year. Highly doubt that but I still can't find it anywhere
Forgot about Leffe aswell ! top beer

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mIrReN
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by mIrReN » Wed Nov 28, 2012 10:54 pm
Orval
oh my lovely how could I forget :s
no idea btw :s

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by joeki » Wed Nov 28, 2012 11:06 pm
most underrated blond beer in Belgium?
hangover proof as well.
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by mIrReN » Wed Nov 28, 2012 11:39 pm
My grandfathers name is Omer as well as my second name, he bought/gave me one (or two) almost everytime I've seen him, ever since he tasted it.
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by AxeD » Thu Nov 29, 2012 12:03 am
Gotta plan another trip to Brugge. We went there last year, think we went to 6 different bars on a wednesday

Was all fun until some guy threw an empty bottle of scotch at a bartender.
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by wolf89 » Thu Nov 29, 2012 12:16 am
I brought so much of this back from Belgium when we drove through on the way back from dimensions/outlook.

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by Liam92 » Thu Nov 29, 2012 12:53 am
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by wolf89 » Thu Nov 29, 2012 12:55 am
The rum cask one in the top picture is so nice
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by Liam92 » Thu Nov 29, 2012 1:02 am
wolf89 wrote:The rum cask one in the top picture is so nice
Yeah, my fav's the blonde, the 3 of them are all amazing though
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by Johoosh » Thu Nov 29, 2012 1:02 am
Rönin wrote:
Forgot about Leffe aswell ! top beer

So nice. Gets a bit sweet after a while but a few bottles to start off with are perfect
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by wolf89 » Thu Nov 29, 2012 1:14 am
Leffe 9 is the best out of the Leffe's
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by Mammoth » Thu Nov 29, 2012 6:02 am
baron_von_carlton wrote:Electric_Head wrote:Singha or Chang.
Love them.
And they're strong.
Thai beer available in most places it seems.
I can get it here in SA but not in big bottles.

Wow someone who actually likes Chang
Most Thais don't even like it. Each to their own
The only southeast Asian beer i can hack is Beer Laos

Beer laos is great!
+1 on Thai people not drinking Chang though. II only saw the locals drinking singha and tiger for the most part when I visited. The touristy places like siem reap and koh Samui and Phuket always had huge Chang ads everywhere though
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by BaronVon » Thu Nov 29, 2012 6:25 am
Mammoth wrote:baron_von_carlton wrote:Electric_Head wrote:Singha or Chang.
Love them.
And they're strong.
Thai beer available in most places it seems.
I can get it here in SA but not in big bottles.

Wow someone who actually likes Chang
Most Thais don't even like it. Each to their own
The only southeast Asian beer i can hack is Beer Laos

Beer laos is great!
+1 on Thai people not drinking Chang though. II only saw the locals drinking singha and tiger for the most part when I visited. The touristy places like siem reap and koh Samui and Phuket always had huge Chang ads everywhere though
The most popular domestic beer in Thailand is Leo, it's vile.

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by Electric_Head » Thu Nov 29, 2012 7:40 am
AxeD wrote:Some reverse breath mint action then
Guess SA is a little different when it comes to beer.
'Cause 5% is what I buy in 24 bottle crates.
Blei stil jou teef
I enjoy singha and when you drink it in the context of Thai weather out of large bottles bought from the 24 hr 7/11 in 4 packs, you don't complain.
And I enjoyed it when hot.
Tasted good to me.
Heineken drinker normally.
Also a fan of Windhoek.
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