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drsmurto wrote:Dangerously easy to drink despite being 7.3% and 70IBU.

Sure is, you drank two and only thought you drank one.

Yes, very dangerous as I was sure I checked to make sure I didn't double post. Pints of pliny on a school night, what could possibli go wrong?

The latest offering from Coopers. A pilsner brewed with Hallertau. Their most interesting release for some time.

Saw that, bypassed it in memory of their 62 pilsener. Might have to try it.

The 62 was pretty terrible. But the Artisan is definitely worth a try.

Oettinger Pils. Part of an international lager pack given to me for my recent 50th.

Bitburger. Described as Germanys best draught beer. Taste much like the previous one.

Um, Guru, could we please see a bit more of that stubby holder?

Here you go. Was a $5 purchase ar airlie beach recently.

Thank you. Much appreciated. (Where is the "Like" button on this forum?)

Isnt this your forum Geoff? Take action.

I'm drinking one of my AIPAs brewed recently.
You just have to love the bonus hoppy rebound when you burp up the carbonation.
I'm in love with hops.

Beer. At the Munich Oktoberfest. Beertweets from Munich & beyond on Twitter: @pots1966

Enough said really.

Back in town. A sample of what I drank in Germany, France & Spain.

A little rye Pog.
Been I the keg 2 months (a record for me) and delicious. .

Royal mail brew crew saison.

I'm drinking my latest galaxy-Amarillo APA. Very nice anytime, especially on a sunday arvo

Belgian Witbier. Label courtesy of my daughter Agnes. Recipe at http://beersmithrecipes.com/viewrecipe/ ... mateys-wit

Dilemma.

Free six pack of Crown Golden Ale from Dan Murphy as a "welcome" to their rewards programme. Do I:

(a) Cut up my rewards card;

(b) Tell them "Thanks, but no thanks";

(c) Accept the free beer, take it home & try it?

I went for option (c).