uncommonsense
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My club is starting a style from a hat game. im up first and i drew straight unblended lambic, does anyone know what would be a good one i could get around here.
straight lambic in central Illinois
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WolvinMaine
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Off the top of my head, the only one I can think off is Cantillon Grand Cru Bruocsella, which is straight 3 year old lambic. You maybe able to find some American versions, but I guess that brings up the question how tightly you want to define lambic?
uncommonsense
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Friar tucks in bloomington says the have cantillon on there website. Ive heard of it and it sounds like my best bet. Ill give them a call and see if the have it
uncommonsense
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I realy like this idea though. the game is one person draws a style from a hat (12 pack box). And you have to go find an example of it and give a little presentation about the style. Give alittle history and what makes the style unique and find or make a homebrew recipe for it. I think it should be a fun segment for our club meetings.
dwarven_stout
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Putting straight lambic in a draw a style hat is a pretty dick move. Did some other guy get to draw Light American Lager?
uncommonsense
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dwarven_stout said:
No this is the first time we're doing it. I think i can find that cantillon though. If not im sure no one will care if i just pick up a fruit lambic which i know i can find. Ill just give a presentation for both. We are a pritty relaxed and small club, hell one guy isnt even a homebrewer he just likes good beer and like to talk about it.
