Ah I appreciate the praise, Edgar!
Are you a fan of American Style IPAs? If so, please in the name of cheezits (you have to say it to get the joke) try the Racer 5 IPA. Dons will tell you it's mana from heaven. Easily my favorite beer.
living in tropical country makes me appreciatte
The Taste: Finally, we get to the taste! This brew is for the thirsty—for those who have yet to have a good beer all day. It is refreshingly smooth, with a sudden bitter taste towards the end. The bitterness does not linger, unlike other beers—preparing you for the next sip of this one hundred year old recipe. The feel is, as stated before, smooth and crisp and it goes down clean. A proper balance is needed in such cases, so there is a need for a small, yet brief, bitter after-taste
(this is my next beer btw)
second rounder tomorrow
Just because its not about the beer its about where youre drinking it and when thats the concept behind seasons
over all most of the no raw beers have something for the people who drank them (locally)
If more people loves their local beer the most famous and voted will get or if a foreing beer accomodates to local taste it will succed
I tried both plinies and i love them so I am sure i would love the racer one too
i love 3 floyds too
another one on that one..
Brewed in xxxx since 1906 using the finest ingredients to create a soft and delicious taste of high quality, xxxxx has been the most successful beer of xxxxxxa for more than 100 years.
I love "refresing" dont blame me 38 years of heat weights
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