several of these tonight from a 6er of 12oz bottles.

good stuff!

several of these tonight from a 6er of 12oz bottles.

good stuff!
- EricNearBuffalo

It's in my top 10 for hefes.

Maybe top 5 actually.

Charlevoix may be the best brewery in Canada for Belgian type beers. It's weird how unknown they are. I guess it's because most of their beers can't be found outside Quebec.
- daeth

Charlevoix may be one of the best breweries in Canada period. Their Belgian type beers are awesome (their new Saison is to die for) and their IPAs (which aren't all of Belgian inspiration like the Lupulus) are among the best I've had.

I don't really get any wheat from it personally but I could be wrong. Don De Dieu is kind of like a wheaty La Fin Du Monde though. Somewhat similar taste but leans more towards a weizenbock or strong hefe than a Belgian ale imo.
- daeth

Probably just my lack of experience. I haven't had many Belgian's before Reminded me of some of the unfiltered wheats I've had in the past but it was probably just the cloudy appearance and spices that pointed me in that direction more than the malt.

Charlevoix may be one of the best breweries in Canada period. Their Belgian type beers are awesome (their new Saison is to die for) and their IPAs (which aren't all of Belgian inspiration like the Lupulus) are among the best I've had.
- _nay_

Think our specialty store had some of those in stock (might have been Lupulus). I'll have to check it out.

Another Beer of the Month Club offering. Despite the green bottle, holds up very well. Nice malt whose natural sweetness is punctuated and cut off by a slight crisp hopping.

i stand by my statement
- Feeling Glucky?

OMG, we agree on something

OMG, we agree on something
- Doppleganger

That he stands by his statement?

- Flyskippy

These sad alcoholics won't laugh at that.

That he stands by his statement?
- Pike_Tyson

I've got no idea what that's referencing.

These sad alcoholics won't laugh at that.
- Pike_Tyson

I laughed.

I laughed.
- Feeling Glucky?

i chuckled a little.

- Flyskippy

i chuckled a little.
- Don'tForgetTocchet

I said 'oh, nice.'

http://www.huffingtonpost...74.html?utm_hp_ref=sports

- watsonnostaw

pretty tasty. you like, sir?

pretty tasty. you like, sir?
- OrangeBlack27

a very fine nectar

A young Heidelberg Township man on Monday admitted knocking out a friend at a house party in January after the victim, who suffered a skull fracture and brain bleeding, arrived with the wrong kind of beer.

Jeremy J. Kegarise, 19, pleaded guilty to simple assault, a misdemeanor that carries up to two years in prison. In return for the plea, felony aggravated assault and summary harassment were dropped.

Lehigh County Deputy District Attorney Anna-Kristie Morffi Marks said the fight occurred around 11:30 p.m. on Jan. 28 at a home in the 7400 block of Camp Meeting Road in Lynn Township.

Kegarise had given Antonio M. Inzillo, 21, of New Tripoli, $15 to buy beer and wasn't happy when Inzillo came back with the wrong kind, according to testimony. Inzillo was asked to buy it because Kegarise is under age.

"What type of beer did he buy?" asked Judge James T. Anthony, as Kegarise smiled and looked downward.

"He bought Yuengling (lager); he was supposed to buy light beer, judge," responded Kegarise's attorney, public defender John Baurkot.

Authorities said Kegarise and Inzillo had been drinking. Kegarise said he had broken up two fights Inzillo had been involved with days before his fight with Inzillo.

Kegarise acknowledged the fight started over beer and said it escalated when the two called each other names.

Police say the two argued inside the house — owned by the parents of Kegarise's friends — and pushed and shoved each other. Inzillo began walking outside to his vehicle, but Kegarise followed him and continued yelling at him, police said. Inzillo said he was hit in the back of the head and turned around to see Kegarise.

Inzillo said Kegarise grabbed his shirt and the two men began fighting. Kegarise punched Inzillo in the left side of his face and Inzillo went unconscious. His head hit the street, according to testimony, causing the fracture and a concussion.

Witnesses said Kegarise went back into the house and bragged, saying, "One hit and he was done."

Police say someone drove Inzillo to a friend's house, where he spent the night. Inzillo went home the next morning and his mother noticed his injuries and took him to the hospital.

State police saw an open wound in the back of Inzillo's head and redness and swelling to his face and head. Police also found blood stains on his shirt.

Marks said Inzillo still gets headaches from the attack.

Kegarise, who has no prior criminal record, according to authorities, has been free on $20,000 bail.

He's scheduled to be sentenced in August.

A young Heidelberg Township man on Monday admitted knocking out a friend at a house party in January after the victim, who suffered a skull fracture and brain bleeding, arrived with the wrong kind of beer.

Jeremy J. Kegarise, 19, pleaded guilty to simple assault, a misdemeanor that carries up to two years in prison. In return for the plea, felony aggravated assault and summary harassment were dropped.

Lehigh County Deputy District Attorney Anna-Kristie Morffi Marks said the fight occurred around 11:30 p.m. on Jan. 28 at a home in the 7400 block of Camp Meeting Road in Lynn Township.

Kegarise had given Antonio M. Inzillo, 21, of New Tripoli, $15 to buy beer and wasn't happy when Inzillo came back with the wrong kind, according to testimony. Inzillo was asked to buy it because Kegarise is under age.

"What type of beer did he buy?" asked Judge James T. Anthony, as Kegarise smiled and looked downward.

"He bought Yuengling (lager); he was supposed to buy light beer, judge," responded Kegarise's attorney, public defender John Baurkot.

Authorities said Kegarise and Inzillo had been drinking. Kegarise said he had broken up two fights Inzillo had been involved with days before his fight with Inzillo.

Kegarise acknowledged the fight started over beer and said it escalated when the two called each other names.

Police say the two argued inside the house — owned by the parents of Kegarise's friends — and pushed and shoved each other. Inzillo began walking outside to his vehicle, but Kegarise followed him and continued yelling at him, police said. Inzillo said he was hit in the back of the head and turned around to see Kegarise.

Inzillo said Kegarise grabbed his shirt and the two men began fighting. Kegarise punched Inzillo in the left side of his face and Inzillo went unconscious. His head hit the street, according to testimony, causing the fracture and a concussion.

Witnesses said Kegarise went back into the house and bragged, saying, "One hit and he was done."

Police say someone drove Inzillo to a friend's house, where he spent the night. Inzillo went home the next morning and his mother noticed his injuries and took him to the hospital.

State police saw an open wound in the back of Inzillo's head and redness and swelling to his face and head. Police also found blood stains on his shirt.

Marks said Inzillo still gets headaches from the attack.

Kegarise, who has no prior criminal record, according to authorities, has been free on $20,000 bail.

He's scheduled to be sentenced in August.
- watsonnostaw

8 years a la scurko at a minimum.

8 years a la scurko at a minimum.
- OrangeBlack27

requesting lite beer should be punishable by death at such a young age

A young Heidelberg Township man on Monday admitted knocking out a friend at a house party in January after the victim, who suffered a skull fracture and brain bleeding, arrived with the wrong kind of beer.

Jeremy J. Kegarise, 19, pleaded guilty to simple assault, a misdemeanor that carries up to two years in prison. In return for the plea, felony aggravated assault and summary harassment were dropped.

Lehigh County Deputy District Attorney Anna-Kristie Morffi Marks said the fight occurred around 11:30 p.m. on Jan. 28 at a home in the 7400 block of Camp Meeting Road in Lynn Township.

Kegarise had given Antonio M. Inzillo, 21, of New Tripoli, $15 to buy beer and wasn't happy when Inzillo came back with the wrong kind, according to testimony. Inzillo was asked to buy it because Kegarise is under age.

"What type of beer did he buy?" asked Judge James T. Anthony, as Kegarise smiled and looked downward.

"He bought Yuengling (lager); he was supposed to buy light beer, judge," responded Kegarise's attorney, public defender John Baurkot.

Authorities said Kegarise and Inzillo had been drinking. Kegarise said he had broken up two fights Inzillo had been involved with days before his fight with Inzillo.

Kegarise acknowledged the fight started over beer and said it escalated when the two called each other names.

Police say the two argued inside the house — owned by the parents of Kegarise's friends — and pushed and shoved each other. Inzillo began walking outside to his vehicle, but Kegarise followed him and continued yelling at him, police said. Inzillo said he was hit in the back of the head and turned around to see Kegarise.

Inzillo said Kegarise grabbed his shirt and the two men began fighting. Kegarise punched Inzillo in the left side of his face and Inzillo went unconscious. His head hit the street, according to testimony, causing the fracture and a concussion.

Witnesses said Kegarise went back into the house and bragged, saying, "One hit and he was done."

Police say someone drove Inzillo to a friend's house, where he spent the night. Inzillo went home the next morning and his mother noticed his injuries and took him to the hospital.

State police saw an open wound in the back of Inzillo's head and redness and swelling to his face and head. Police also found blood stains on his shirt.

Marks said Inzillo still gets headaches from the attack.

Kegarise, who has no prior criminal record, according to authorities, has been free on $20,000 bail.

He's scheduled to be sentenced in August.
- watsonnostaw

He wanted light beer? What a tool. That's all I got out of that story.

Oh I'm late. (frank).

He wanted light beer? What a tool. That's all I got out of that story.

Oh I'm late. (frank).
- daeth