Beer

[Moontanman]

until the 90s i was 6, that is my point

 

Uh huh... and just how long were you six before the nineties?

[Southtown]

until the 90s i was 6, that is my point

So, I take it you weren't drinking at six? :rolleyes:

[Moontanman]

So, I take it you weren't drinking at six? :rolleyes:

 

I don't know, he's kinda vague about how many years he spent being six:hihi:

[alexander]

To answer your questions:

 

i turned 4 in 1990

 

early 90s ~ 90-94, so i was 6 for 5 years

 

ofcourse i drank at 6, but the stuff i drank was in the category of "0.0 blank blank" percent alcohol

[Moontanman]

To answer your questions:

 

i turned 4 in 1990

 

early 90s ~ 90-94, so i was 6 for 5 years

 

ofcourse i drank at 6, but the stuff i drank was in the category of "0.0 blank blank" percent alcohol

 

Yeah, that's what I thought too until I found my youngest son was storing opened bottles of apple juice in his pretend fridge and drinking them in spite of (or because of) the fermentation of the contents!

[freeztar]

Yeah, that's what I thought too until I found my youngest son was storing opened bottles of apple juice in his pretend fridge and drinking them in spite of (or because of) the fermentation of the contents!

 

:hihi:

 

I'm still smiling from that. :doh:

 

I'm presently enjoying an ice cold Southpaw Light. I know, I know...:naughty:

[DougF]

Moontanman

Yeah' date=' that's what I thought too until I found my youngest son was storing opened bottles of apple juice in his pretend fridge and drinking them in spite of (or because of) the fermentation of the contents! [/quote']

Like father like son? :hihi: :eek:

you better keep one eye one that boy! :doh:

[Moontanman]

Like father like son? :hihi: :eek:

you better keep one eye one that boy! :doh:

 

I've kept more than one eye on him over the years, now he's 20 and on the honor roll at UNC Chapel Hill. I think he turned out pretty good:hihi:

[DougF]

Moontanman

he turned out pretty good

I was thinking he was younger then that :)

[alexander]

So i have finally tried all 3 labels of Chimay, I rather liked the red label, its really smooth, and has a cooper's feel to it. I thought the blue label was a bit harsh, it's definitely for a special mood. The white is rather lite, well, lighter then red, but all really good (especially the large bottles, all the labels :hihi: ).

[Southtown]

I've kept more than one eye on him over the years, now he's 20 and on the honor roll at UNC Chapel Hill. I think he turned out pretty good:hihi:

Not surprisingly, since he did show such an acute perception early on. :applause:

 

I thought the blue label was a bit harsh, it's definitely for a special mood.

Sounds like a winner to me. :applause:

[alexander]

Sounds like a winner to me.

it was to me :(

[alexander]

Another rather interesting Germaner :thumbs_up Llerige

 

This time a medium ale, it matures in a bottle, i like the bottle craftsmanship, it almost forces some aeration of the beer, just due to the long snout there. Ale is an older style ale, though i have to say that its rather easy to drink, though its far from a smoothly polished Coopers Vintage, but it almost doesn't have to be. It's pretty damn hoppy too, oh and the bottles are numbered and dated from filling. I was rather happy with it :)

 

found a shot of the bottle online too, see second pic ;)

[InfiniteNow]

Just opened a Belhaven Scottish Ale.

 

It's malty on the front end. Somewhat creamy in the middle, with a nice nutty finish. A very slight hoppy note after the nuttiness dissipates. Not bad. I tend to prefer my beers much hoppier, but I'm enjoying this as it has a very full, well rounded character and gorgeous amber color. :(

 

 

 

 

:hihi: