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  1. dpurdy
    Today 02:12 PM - permalink
    dpurdy
    The holiday beer festival begins today, or maybe yesterday, in down town Portland in an outdoor public square. I was thinking of going but last year it was so crowded that you had to stand in long lines for the 2oz taste. I have drank a bit of Full Sail Wassail christmas ale and it is really run of the mill everyday kind of beer. Tonight might be a good night to go in search of a holiday brew I haven't tried.
    Dennis
  2. monkeykoder
    Today 12:56 PM - permalink
    monkeykoder
    Looks like no one on this forum likes beer.
  3. monkeykoder
    11-12-2008 03:35 AM - permalink
    monkeykoder
    Every christmas beer I've ever had has been pretty so-so I might have to try that one.
  4. Toffle
    11-10-2008 09:51 PM - permalink
    Toffle
    At this moment, I'm enjoying a Wychwood Bah Humbug "Christmas Ale"... Interesting cinnamon tones. hmmmmmmm.......

    (not micro, but definitely not run of the mill)
  5. monkeykoder
    10-28-2008 02:06 AM - permalink
    monkeykoder
    They're available in most of the stores I go to for beer and they're available at the local WinCo (and for some reason the gas station at my parent's house...)
  6. dpurdy
    10-28-2008 01:04 AM - permalink
    dpurdy
    That is the way it seems. Here in Portland there is such a culture of micro brews and brew pubs that there could be quite a lot to talk about with new brews around town all the time. And I know that Northern California has excellent brews too. I just tried the first I have seen of this year's Winter ales. Deschutes Brewery Jubelale. It is a standard that has been released every winter for many years. Really nice ale.

    Do you see the Deschutes brewery products down there?
    Dennis
  7. monkeykoder
    10-27-2008 10:51 PM - permalink
    monkeykoder
    Hrmmm... Not many people seem too interested in the subject of fine brews.
  8. monkeykoder
    10-21-2008 11:14 AM - permalink
    monkeykoder
    Belgians tend to have very wine like descriptions. They also tend to be a bit rich and on the strong side also on the expensive side. I can't remember about the Brothers Thelonius but the Delerium Nocturnum was $9.99/750ml bottle.
  9. dpurdy
    10-20-2008 09:56 AM - permalink
    dpurdy
    I googled those beers. North Coast brewery I have seen but I haven't tried those two. They sure have some amazing descriptions of them on their web site.. sounds more like they are describing wine. The thelonius one is very strong at 9%. I will have a look for them down at the store. I am guessing they go for about 5.00 a 20oz bottle. thanks for the tips.
    Dennis
  10. monkeykoder
    10-20-2008 02:14 AM - permalink
    monkeykoder
    Had a decent beer weekend tried some Delerium Nocturnum and some stuff by North coast Pranqster and Brothers Thelonius (yes I'm sure I spelled something wrong). I'll have to say I wasn't impressed by the Pranqster it isn't as good as even the first tripel I made however the Brothers Thelonius was one of the better beers I've ever had. The Delirium was pretty damned good too.

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