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comparison ford, what'd you think of that stuff? I found BCBS and the BW variety almost 90% bourbon flavor wise. I guess I'm not that big of a fan of bourbon after all. The ultimate appeal of BCBCS was the coffee notes creating a unique experience. The other two were drinkable for sure (considering their ABV), but it just seemed to be all bourbon.
I traded away a bottle set of BCBCS, BCBS, and BCBW for some HT and some others to a fellow NT member. We'll see if I regret that decision in a couple days. I'm officially left with one BCBCS (to be had soon) and my 2013 "haul" is officially depleted. Hope ya'll enjoy/enjoyed what I shared/traded. I certainly had no regrets.
Last night.. I had some La Cumbre Malpais Stout dated 2 months back.. Maybe it was the other booze in me. But that stuff was super drinkable. The age on the cans seemed to diminish the apparent bitterness that is usually there. I think I like some age on this beer.
Tonight, I got some elevated lined up, project dank 5/3 (which I havent had yet), and I got a sample of some BitBurger german beer from my dad. Slightly sweet, crisp.. Many times better than a budlight.. I really like so many of these Euro beers that seem to get neglected on the American shelves.. I could drink that stuff for days without a problem. I guess that import price is of ultimate concern. I may even go with a sampling with some buddies tonight.. Allagash White, La Cumbre Hefe, and Weihenstephaner Vitus.. None are of the same variety. But flavor profile wise should give us a good idea of what we all ultimately like. ie, if you hate the banana aspect of weizen's, the witbier may be your calling..
I traded away a bottle set of BCBCS, BCBS, and BCBW for some HT and some others to a fellow NT member. We'll see if I regret that decision in a couple days. I'm officially left with one BCBCS (to be had soon) and my 2013 "haul" is officially depleted. Hope ya'll enjoy/enjoyed what I shared/traded. I certainly had no regrets.
Last night.. I had some La Cumbre Malpais Stout dated 2 months back.. Maybe it was the other booze in me. But that stuff was super drinkable. The age on the cans seemed to diminish the apparent bitterness that is usually there. I think I like some age on this beer.
Tonight, I got some elevated lined up, project dank 5/3 (which I havent had yet), and I got a sample of some BitBurger german beer from my dad. Slightly sweet, crisp.. Many times better than a budlight.. I really like so many of these Euro beers that seem to get neglected on the American shelves.. I could drink that stuff for days without a problem. I guess that import price is of ultimate concern. I may even go with a sampling with some buddies tonight.. Allagash White, La Cumbre Hefe, and Weihenstephaner Vitus.. None are of the same variety. But flavor profile wise should give us a good idea of what we all ultimately like. ie, if you hate the banana aspect of weizen's, the witbier may be your calling..