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Old 08-13-2011, 12:32 AM   #1
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Cracked my very first pint tonight. Opened a bottle of NB's Caribou Slobber a week early and it was so good I am going to have a few more. Thanks to everybody here for sharing their knowledge. Have a good weekend!

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Congrats bro that looks awesome enjoy.
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Good looking beer. Keep brewing
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What the heck is Caribou Slobber? Looks good... Got a recipe?
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Looks great! Cheers!
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It is a Moose Drool clone (American brown ale). Here is a link:

http://www.northernbrewer.com/default/catalogsearch/result/?q=caribou+slobber&x=38&y=13
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Bottle looks mighty small for a "pint".

Only joking. (not really)

CONGRATS!!
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Nice. Feels good doesn't it? More to come, I'm sure. Way to go! Welcome to the addiction.
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never tried caribou slobber, but moose drool is some good stuff. how did you manage to make the beer stay in the glass with it sideways, anyway?
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