The Beer Thread

Awww I want to try !
how much alcohol was in it ?

At the moment I'am drinkig a good Mönchshof Black Beer. Awesome! Beer is a wonderful thing !

I like that type of bottles.

And I like germans

Matt wrote:

Awww I want to try !
how much alcohol was in it ?

don't know haha. i guess around the 7, or 8....
there is a gatget that can tells you how much alcohol is in your beer, but i didn't had that one near to me

(whaaa, my Eglisch is getting worse :S:S:S)

8%



It will remain a once in a lifetime experience, since this stuff is extremely expensive ( € 1,50 for 300 ml)

Oh well, it's good.

it's grosse.
very grosse.

you should invest in great beers.
Rochefort 10 is 1.80 for one bottle

Matt wrote:

it's grosse.
very grosse.

you should invest in great beers.
Rochefort 10 is 1.80 for one bottle

lool Well, the taste is interesting, but it's just way too expensive.


I prefer Grimbergen double still, which is ''only'' 83 cents per bottle.

eww.
drink Grimbergen Optimo Bruno,
better on every aspect. just a bit more expensive.

Matt wrote:

eww.
drink Grimbergen Optimo Bruno,

Even the Name sounds delicious!


Today Paulaner Salvator. A Black Beer from Munich.

Cheers!

Matt wrote:

eww.
drink Grimbergen Optimo Bruno,
better on every aspect. just a bit more expensive.

hey you, no offense to my fav beer, ok?

just had gulden draak

AMAZING GOOD!! i have to say

and pretty strong

Gulden Draak is from my town,
the dragon on the bottle stands on a building not too far from my house.

you lucky boy!

do you like the beer?

yes, I do, but I don't drink it that often,
I like Piraat a bit more these days, it's from the same brewery

don't know that one yet, but soon i will know it i think

just had a beer from far away, it was from madagaskar had a sweet, soft taste with 1(procent) so, you can drink a lot of this beer!

hahaha, almost non-alcoholic

Matt wrote:

it's grosse.
very grosse.

you should invest in great beers.
Rochefort 10 is 1.80 for one bottle

i agree.

guinness = good, but that one just isn't.. for some reason.

i decided that i'm going to try all Brand's specials.

i <3 brand. i used to go on vacation right next to the brewery.

I don't like any guinness :p

For Guinnes I need the right atmosphere, Irish Pub or something like that.

My last beer was very, very nice! It reminded me a lot of Grimbergen double, my favorite beer ^^

It's called an Ingelmunster Kasteelbier (brown version) and it's from Belgian ground.

Nice stuff!!
It made me giggly, hehee! xD Don't try it on an empty stomach like I did!




http://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kasteelbier

Quote :

De eerste drie hebben een alcoholpercentage van 11%. De vierde 8%.

Great! Wich one was yours? 8% or 11%?

ByTheWay: Are you reading dutch like it's written?

Olorin wrote:

Quote :

De eerste drie hebben een alcoholpercentage van 11%. De vierde 8%.

Great! Wich one was yours? 8% or 11%?

ByTheWay: Are you reading dutch like it's written?

it was the brown version, so 11 percent. Great stuff, really

I don't exactly understand what you mean?

Nora wrote:

Olorin wrote:

Quote :

De eerste drie hebben een alcoholpercentage van 11%. De vierde 8%.

Great! Wich one was yours? 8% or 11%?

ByTheWay: Are you reading dutch like it's written?

it was the brown version, so 11 percent. Great stuff, really

I don't exactly understand what you mean?

Sorry it was very bad verbalised.
Do you speak the Dutch language, as you read it?
I Just thought about this, as I read about the beer at wiki. It was not too hard to understand.

While Matt is in AUSTRALIA he must try the Emu Export!

Olorin wrote:

Nora wrote:

Olorin wrote:

Quote :

De eerste drie hebben een alcoholpercentage van 11%. De vierde 8%.

Great! Wich one was yours? 8% or 11%?

ByTheWay: Are you reading dutch like it's written?

it was the brown version, so 11 percent. Great stuff, really

I don't exactly understand what you mean?

Sorry it was very bad verbalised.
Do you speak the Dutch language, as you read it?
I Just thought about this, as I read about the beer at wiki. It was not too hard to understand.

Hmm, in the sentence you wrote from the Wiki you read everything as you say it, I believe. We don't have Umlauts or things like that in common use, but we use them to show some forms like: Jullie (ihr) sleeën. (You are sledging)

German and Dutch are pretty close related, there's a reason we live next to each other.