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fortunato 06-29-2009 08:41 AM

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Originally Posted by Papillon Noir (Post 816238)
This is one of my all time favorites!

Oh yeah, it's one of mine too.

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Originally Posted by Papillon Noir (Post 816238)
@Return (and Fortunato)
With the La Fin Du Monde, do you notice a taste difference in the shape of the glass you are drinking it from? I usually drink it in a rounded goblet like glass. Since we are moving and still unpacking, I had in a regular pint glass the other night. Now, i hadn't had it in awhile, but it just didn't taste the same and wasn't as good as I remember.

Yeah, this is true with the Belgian strong ales for sure. The rounded big-bodied glass (like a snifter or oversized wine glass) allows the aroma of the brew to stay rolling around inside the glass. This way, when you take a drink, the aroma is nice and rich, adding to the taste of the beer. With a pint glass, the aroma is able to escape quickly from the wide mouth, killing some of the taste. With most other beer styles, the pint glass will work fine, but the Belgians are so heavy that the glassware really does matter.

Papillon Noir 06-29-2009 11:44 AM

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Originally Posted by fortunato (Post 816265)
Oh yeah, it's one of mine too.



Yeah, this is true with the Belgian strong ales for sure. The rounded big-bodied glass (like a snifter or oversized wine glass) allows the aroma of the brew to stay rolling around inside the glass. This way, when you take a drink, the aroma is nice and rich, adding to the taste of the beer. With a pint glass, the aroma is able to escape quickly from the wide mouth, killing some of the taste. With most other beer styles, the pint glass will work fine, but the Belgians are so heavy that the glassware really does matter.

Thanks for the info. :)

newb 06-29-2009 12:14 PM

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Originally Posted by fortunato (Post 816265)
Oh yeah, it's one of mine too.



Yeah, this is true with the Belgian strong ales for sure. The rounded big-bodied glass (like a snifter or oversized wine glass) allows the aroma of the brew to stay rolling around inside the glass. This way, when you take a drink, the aroma is nice and rich, adding to the taste of the beer. With a pint glass, the aroma is able to escape quickly from the wide mouth, killing some of the taste. With most other beer styles, the pint glass will work fine, but the Belgians are so heavy that the glassware really does matter.

damn...you're making me thirsty

fortunato 06-29-2009 01:05 PM

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Originally Posted by newb (Post 816307)
damn...you're making me thirsty

Haha, well, I think you know the cure for that.

The_Return 06-29-2009 06:33 PM

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Originally Posted by Papillon Noir (Post 816238)
@Return (and Fortunato)
With the La Fin Du Monde, do you notice a taste difference in the shape of the glass you are drinking it from? I usually drink it in a rounded goblet like glass. Since we are moving and still unpacking, I had in a regular pint glass the other night. Now, i hadn't had it in awhile, but it just didn't taste the same and wasn't as good as I remember.

Honestly, I'd never had it before so I can't really say.

Fort's answer pretty much sums things up though...good to know!

Despare 06-29-2009 06:45 PM

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Originally Posted by newb (Post 810654)
Went for some cheap beers tonight....these were pretty damn good.

http://ceoworld.biz/ceo/wp-content/u...-rock-beer.jpg

One of the few beers the wife and I both really enjoy.






Been loving this Summer Shandy, great summer beer.

http://www.leiniecraftbeer.com/hi-re...ottle-pour.jpg

newb 06-29-2009 07:29 PM

I gotta say...the summer brews are my least favorite seasonal...maybe its the fruity flavors.....I do enjoy a couple of these though....now and again.

http://www.freewebs.com/johnnydrunke...mmer%20Ale.JPG

Despare 06-29-2009 07:31 PM

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Originally Posted by newb (Post 816369)
I gotta say...the summer brews are my least favorite seasonal...maybe its the fruity flavors.....I do enjoy a couple of these though....now and again.

I hear ya, but I find the hint of lemon pretty refreshing. Ever had Oberon? Best summer beer... period. Not fruity either.

http://www.mattmccluskey.com/blog/oberon1.jpg

newb 06-29-2009 07:33 PM

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Originally Posted by Despare (Post 816371)
I hear ya, but I find the hint of lemon pretty refreshing. Ever had Oberon? Best summer beer... period. Not fruity either.

http://www.mattmccluskey.com/blog/oberon1.jpg

no sir.....but I will keep an eye out for them.

I was checking out this liquor store thats about 10 minutes from my house....this is a partial list of the beers they carry.--->http://beeradvocate.com/beer/profile...&sort=breweryA

urgeok2 06-30-2009 04:45 AM

i still say the bloody caesar is the best drink ever ... summer, winter,

any occasion ... it's the bomb yo

http://i176.photobucket.com/albums/w...oody_maria.jpg


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