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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?
 
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.
ChEVRxGWgAQzET6.jpg

Also, this chalk art is beautiful, but aren't those all grapefruits? Why all the grapefruits?

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.
 
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.
 
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 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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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:
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Never heard of him
 
Pale - CPA
IPA - Hyer-PA
DIPA - Unrefined

If I could only choose 1, Unrefined.

Ya dude Hyer PA is an excellent choice, it slipped my mind. I should go to Roundabout tonight, pretend i'm not gonna go to Wendy's then end up at Wendy's.

I've had CPA and like it but i didn't try the 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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Oh snap!

"Its getting hot in here"-Nelly

Edit: My post doesn't make a lot of sense, i just wanted to reference "Its getting hot in here"
 
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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Why should I care what some random beer nerd wearing a Cantillon shirt says about lambic and where it has to be made?
 
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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That dude's surprisingly in shape for someone with a Cantillon shirt
 
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.

And thanks again for the recommendation...this dilly bar stout is yummy.
 
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