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Old 08-18-2008, 09:00 PM   #1
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I had a glass of this from the keg at a small restaurant/bar in Lexington, Mi. One of the best dark Belgian strong ales I've ever tasted.


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We even get that up here in Calgary. Nice beer. North Coast makes some awesome brews (love their RIS).


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If you can ever find the North Coast barrel aged Old Stock Ale, buy some. Some of the best tasting beer I've ever had.
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OH JESUS!!! this beer is so damn tasty it's crazy! It's a shining example of an american dark belgium. Give me the monk any day!!!!!!!!!! (anyone with a recipe?????)
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That's one beer I like to hit at fests. Four ounces is about right, don't know if I would ever want a pint of it though.
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The pint I had was with dinner, and it was my first beer. I wanted another after, but didn't want to be carried to the car. The Heffe I had after was a huge letdown.
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Thats one of my favs I haven't been able to find it for a while though.
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That's one beer I like to hit at fests. Four ounces is about right, don't know if I would ever want a pint of it though.
Had to bump this thread because I'm getting ready to drink the bottle I bought. Unfortunately I have a whole bottle that I'm going to have to finish myself.
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Old 11-28-2009, 04:27 AM   #9
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BT and pizza ROCKS!

There's something about the fruity, heavy flavors that go so well with sourdough pizza crust!
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I tried a 750 of this beer about 2 months ago and it was flat! Is it normally carbed like most belgians? Personally, I didn't care for it because it was very sweet, maybe because it was not carbed enough to balance the sweetness.


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