Thread: Hi from Quaketown!!
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03-19-2011 10:09 PM #31
I found an excellent American beer in a pub in Los Angeles.
I'd asked the barman for his darkest beer and he came up with a bottle called "Arrogant Bastard".
Interesting name; tried two or three and then stood up to leave.
Whoa world!
Man that stuff had a kick...just as well I hadn't sampled more!
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03-20-2011 06:38 AM #32
Must have been like Skull Splitter I once made the mistake of "sampling" in Scotland's Orkney's 8.5% 'racing fuel': http://beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/118/402Dave W
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03-20-2011 06:53 AM #33
If you like really dark ales and can find it Boulevard Brewery here in KC has a new "Smoke Stack Series" with some great brews. One is "Dark Truth Stout" which is a 9.7% ABV ale, and the 2011 version of their "Imperial Stout" will release in a few days at 11% ABV!!
http://www.boulevard.com/
The Smoke Stack Series comes in 4 packs at about US$10, so they are a special occasion ale vs the supermarket sale sudsRoger
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