Definitely because I sent that email
I actually preferred the Marriage Parfait Kriek to Intense Red in a recent side by side, and then considering the 2x price difference it's a no brainer. That being said I do have a few IR and will be cracking one a year to see how it develops.
Have them locally still $28 375's dont move.
When I went through the documentation on my Johnson 419a when I got it and there is a setting that controls how the outlet behaves in event of a sensor failure. You can set it so if it fails the outlet doesn't turn on rather than the factory default which is that in event of a failure the outlet will run the outlet nonstop.
I want to say 2009 or 2010 was the last batch that had 750s, this is from my memory of seeing them on etre and biab over a year ago
I don't see why it has to be either/or.
I was not aware of this. Unfortunately, I don't know where exactly he got the bottle from. They traveled throughout France and Belgium. I might just have to ask him now.
I was not aware of this. Unfortunately, I don't know where exactly he got the bottle from. They traveled throughout France and Belgium. I might just have to ask him now.
Based on driving to De Cam I doubt you can get there in any reasonable manner, but google maps has transit info for Belgium so you can just use that. As for bottles, there are stores around that have stuff but I doubt you find anything good. I got lucky at a random place in Brugge and found a LPG, but that's the rarest thing I've seen in any beer store in Belgium. You're better off going to bars and just drinking stuff there.
Yeah it's my favorite "easily" available kriek as well. Thanks for the info and I'll let you know if they remember where they got it.
In stores? RdG, Bio Gueuze, and Bio Kriek will be available. Nothing else Cantillon will be unless you get stupid lucky. Regular 3F will be around. No idea about de Cam, if you can get to the store (and he's actually there...) you'll be able to buy bunches of it for pretty cheap, IIRC Framboise was the most expensive at like 9 Euro.
Well, what's the situation? I generally prefer gueuze but I think for a lot of food pairings you'd rather have the fruited stuff. Plus they're a nice change of pace.
Never been to Amsterdam, but totally different story in Paris. There are only a few places worth going to in Paris, but when I was there they had some LPs, Viggy, St Lam, etc. Brewberry is a place that's definitely worth checking out if you want Cantillon, they also have a baffling assortment of American beer (they had Almanac on the shelves...). Cave a Bulles is worth a stop too. Both aren't far from transit so you'll be able to get there easily without a car. There are a few other spots, mostly bars though, but checking out RB should be enough to find them. Don't expect to find anything too crazy on tap in Paris, I mostly drank weird French beer, with the occasional standard Belgian thing or Bio Gueuze thrown in.
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