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Bill McBlueState

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Tue May-25-04 09:43 PM
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drunk on a Tuesday.... ask away....

I'm all full of Blue Moon. It's "Belgian style" instead of "Belgian" so I feel kind of robbed. But still good.

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Radical Activist

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Tue May-25-04 09:45 PM
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1. What a good idea!

I'm drinking Pete's Wicked Strawberry blonde. I had my last Fat Tire earlier, which is a favorite lately.

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Bill McBlueState

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Tue May-25-04 09:46 PM
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2. Pete's Wicked

Are those local to the Northeast?

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Radical Activist

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Tue May-25-04 10:00 PM
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5. Don't think so

I'm in Arkansas and the bottle says Eden, NC.

Although Redhook did become my favorite during my time near their brewery in Portsmouth, NH. I was lucky enough to find a bar with Red Hook on tap here in Little Rock.

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rucky

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Tue May-25-04 10:02 PM
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6. Best NE brew is Wolaver's

organic. made in Vermont.

I have some in my fridge & I live in Oregon. It's that good.

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Radical Activist

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Tue May-25-04 10:11 PM
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7. hmm..

I've never heard of it. I'll have to try that out. Actually, I don't think I've ever had organic beer even though I eat a lot of organic food.

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Rabrrrrrr

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Tue May-25-04 09:50 PM
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3. Belgian style is also quite good

Edited on Tue May-25-04 09:51 PM by Rabrrrrrr

have you tried the beers from Ommegau in NY? (I'm pretty sure it's NY) - they make Ommegau - which I love! a brilliant darker, yeasty beer - and Hennepin, a lighter one, and perhaps some others. All in the Belgian style, but using the Belgian recipe and yeasts they brought over from Belgium hundreds of years ago.

Wonderful!! And they come in large corked bottles. Though in the last year or two, they've also begun offering 12 oz. metal capped bottles in six packs. Sad. Takes some of the coolness out of it.

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Bill McBlueState

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Tue May-25-04 09:55 PM
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4. gotta try that

Edited on Tue May-25-04 09:59 PM by WMass astronomer

I go to a place called the Moan and Dove with tons of rare beers. They've gotta have that.

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