by this time i was too drunk to even take a clear picture apparently so there's no way i can tell you if this was really good or not.

you definitely taste peanut butter. that much i remember.


also, i killed it at scattergories.

yesterday on my way out i bought troegs solid sender, north coast scrimshaw pilsner, great lakes dortmunder gold, and north coast pranqster belgian ale along with a london pride and a sierra nevada stout.

i drank none of them.

bought a six pack of the usual

session beer i guess.

it's okay
- kicksave856

tell us more about the lovely lady in pink

tell us more about the lovely lady in pink
- watsonnostaw

that's aunt kim!

that's aunt kim!
- kicksave856

any tattoos?

any tattoos?
- watsonnostaw

i don't think so.

she's a drinker. but she's pretty reserved. i think she's probably afraid of the tattoo needle.

by this time i was too drunk to even take a clear picture apparently so there's no way i can tell you if this was really good or not.

you definitely taste peanut butter. that much i remember.


also, i killed it at scattergories.
- kicksave856

I like that one. Good for desserts.

yesterday on my way out i bought troegs solid sender, north coast scrimshaw pilsner, great lakes dortmunder gold, and north coast pranqster belgian ale along with a london pride and a sierra nevada stout.

i drank none of them.
- kicksave856

Tell me more about the Troegs solid sender, I'm not familiar with that one.

Tell me more about the Troegs solid sender, I'm not familiar with that one.
- Streit2ThePoint

i know nothing.

i bought them for a lady as a housewarming gift along with a bottle of wine.

i know she's been getting into different beers lately (she's been a coors light drinker for years) but she's not into any real hoppy beers or anything heavy yet. so i was trying to find lager or pilsner-type of drinkable beers. it took me like a half hour to put that 6 pack together because those aren't the beers i usually look for.

i know nothing.

i bought them for a lady as a housewarming gift along with a bottle of wine.

i know she's been getting into different beers lately (she's been a coors light drinker for years) but she's not into any real hoppy beers or anything heavy yet. so i was trying to find lager or pilsner-type of drinkable beers. it took me like a half hour to put that 6 pack together because those aren't the beers i usually look for.
- kicksave856

I see. I looked it up and I do remember seeing it just never tried it since it's not the type I normally like.

I see. I looked it up and I do remember seeing it just never tried it since it's not the type I normally like.
- Streit2ThePoint

if her son doesn't drink them all i have a feeling i may end up getting to taste them anyway and i'll let you know.

she may just try a sip and then pour the rest for me if she doesn't like it.

her son looked them over and was like "oh, i'd like to try this one" "oh, i'm taking this" "anything with this many old people on the label has to be good"

just picked up a 4 pack of some new dogfish head ipa brewed with mango, apricot and ginger

im pretty excited because trusted ponytail glasses beer guy said it was "phenomenal"

their regular ipa is probably better

just picked up a 4 pack of some new dogfish head ipa brewed with mango, apricot and ginger

im pretty excited because trusted ponytail glasses beer guy said it was "phenomenal"
- Crimsoninja

god that sounds terrible. probably the ginger part that's gagging me.


i hope you hate it.

just picked up a 4 pack of some new dogfish head ipa brewed with mango, apricot and ginger

im pretty excited because trusted ponytail glasses beer guy said it was "phenomenal"
- Crimsoninja

Yeah apparently the whole IPA brewed with fruits is the new trend in the US.


Means everyone north the border will do it next year

their regular ipa is probably better
- daeth

Yeah

Yeah apparently the whole IPA brewed with fruits is the new trend in the US.


Means everyone north the border will do it next year
- _nay_

meh, already been a thing with ontario breweries for quite a while. a lot of the one offs have fruit added. the regular versions are imo always better.

meh, already been a thing with ontario breweries for quite a while. a lot of the one offs have fruit added. the regular versions are imo always better.
- daeth

Yeah, I liked the session ales and farmhouse saisons trends better

I could live off dry saisons. Give me more.

I could live off dry saisons. Give me more.
- daeth

not a huge fan.

but of course i'm a porter and stout guy so that might make sense.

I could live off dry saisons. Give me more.
- daeth

I'm just waiting for LCBOs to get some Saison Dupont back to find a reason to convince the GF to spend a weekend in Ottawa.

I'm just waiting for LCBOs to get some Saison Dupont back to find a reason to convince the GF to spend a weekend in Ottawa.
- _nay_

what do they charge for it? that's the big one for that style, isn't it?

what do they charge for it? that's the big one for that style, isn't it?
- kicksave856

Used to be like $6.80 per 26oz bottle or something insane. Cheaper than it is in Belgium. Those were good times.

what do they charge for it? that's the big one for that style, isn't it?
- kicksave856

I think it was something like $6.50/750ml. We can get some in Quebec via a private importation agency, but it's like $5/341ml.

But yeah, it's to the saison what the Pilsner Urquell is to pilsners.