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Old 01-27-2011, 11:11 PM   #1
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I was at Spec's (a huge Costco x 2 sized liquor store in Houston, Texas) and was looking for random beers to try. I hobbled down the local isle and found a rather interesting bottle. I love BIG beers and figured the name/description fit the bill. I just poured my first sniffer full and I have to admit after just 1/2 the glass it is probably one of the best Ales I have ever drank. Has anyone ever tried this beer?



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Old 01-27-2011, 11:16 PM   #2
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I've had their Kiltlifter before, but not this one. Though now I want to, since I'm a fan of assertive ales.


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Old 01-27-2011, 11:20 PM   #3
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Yep, they're just up the road a bit.
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Old 01-27-2011, 11:34 PM   #4
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Yep, they're just up the road a bit.
Really?? I just happened to find them in Texas. Random that we can get a "no name" (using it super loosely don't get offended) beer from Texas but nothing "bigger named" like Firestone (which is were I am originally from in CA.
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Really?? I just happened to find them in Texas. Random that we can get a "no name" (using it super loosely don't get offended) beer from Texas but nothing "bigger named" like Firestone (which is were I am originally from in CA.
Listen here pal, you need to tread lightly.

NO NAME?!? Why I oughta....

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HAHAH!! I was using it in the context of Dogfish being "no named" compared to BMC.
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Yup, I've had it, funny I can't remember it's profile, any tasting notes to jog my memory?
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Really?? I just happened to find them in Texas. Random that we can get a "no name" (using it super loosely don't get offended) beer from Texas but nothing "bigger named" like Firestone (which is were I am originally from in CA.
Hey now, that takes me back. I grew up in Orcutt, CA and Firestone Double Barrel Ale was like a rite of passage for me on my way to the now hundreds of good beers I've had.


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