dtx00
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You were in college when that came out? You ARE old!
Ha I just started college when it came out. Ahh freshman year of college, that was a fun time
You were in college when that came out? You ARE old!
Here's Draai's Laag's current draft list. Yes, they callin' Pomme a "lambic" alright. As is my MO as a pedantic dork, I subtly & tactfully brought this to their attention.
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Also, this chalk art is beautiful, but aren't those all grapefruits? Why all the grapefruits?
Sure, just cross-referencing.Draai Laag Brewing Company
Yesterday at 3:47pm ·
New beer on the Brewers Tap tomorrow! Pomme is an apple lambic/American sour and is 8.7%abv.
Sure, just cross-referencing.
Anal-retentive pains-in-the-ass like myself* disagree with stuff being brewed in the states being called lambic. I thought Draai Laag had that position as well, but they keep affixing the "lambic" label to their beers, so what do I know?Wait. I think I am confused. Does Draii Laag not like stuff being called Lambics but they call it that or what am I missing. I only breezed through those posts, so I missed the point.
Anal-retentive pains-in-the-ass like myself* disagree with stuff being brewed in the states called lambic. I thought Draai Laag had that position as well, but they keep affixing the "lambic" label to their beers, so what do I know?
*and this guy:![]()
Pale - CPA
IPA - Hyer-PA
DIPA - Unrefined
If I could only choose 1, Unrefined.
Anal-retentive pains-in-the-ass like myself* disagree with stuff being brewed in the states being called lambic. I thought Draai Laag had that position as well, but they keep affixing the "lambic" label to their beers, so what do I know?
*and this guy:![]()
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Also, this chalk art is beautiful, but aren't those all grapefruits? Why all the grapefruits?
Being of Greek decent, I shamefully have no clue. I just know how to drink it. I do know that in the early 1900's it was made with the addition of opium.Do they even barrel ouzo? I thought its just a clear liquid?
Anal-retentive pains-in-the-ass like myself* disagree with stuff being brewed in the states being called lambic. I thought Draai Laag had that position as well, but they keep affixing the "lambic" label to their beers, so what do I know?
*and this guy:![]()
You shouldn't. It's my nightmare.Why should I care what some random beer nerd wearing a Cantillon shirt says about lambic and where it has to be made?
They run out of apples?Maybe a foreshadowing to their next beer? (and yes they appear to be all grapefruits)
Hopefully they send some lambic your way.Lol, DL is distributed in NC now..
They can keep it lol.Hopefully they send some lambic your way.
You don't like lambic?They can keep it lol.
Just had some guy tell me that he didn't want to get "technical with" me when I told him Guinness wasn't a milk stout and was a dry Irish stout. He was asking for a milk stout like Guinness.
So technically he was an *******.Just had some guy tell me that he didn't want to get "technical with" me when I told him Guinness wasn't a milk stout and was a dry Irish stout. He was asking for a milk stout like Guinness.
Anal-retentive pains-in-the-ass like myself* disagree with stuff being brewed in the states being called lambic. I thought Draai Laag had that position as well, but they keep affixing the "lambic" label to their beers, so what do I know?
*and this guy:![]()
As is my MO as a pedantic dork, I subtly & tactfully brought this to their attention.
Just had some guy tell me that he didn't want to get "technical with" me when I told him Guinness wasn't a milk stout and was a dry Irish stout. He was asking for a milk stout like Guinness.