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And the fact that every one is there to help !!!
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Im gonna be really disappointed when they quit makin these.
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Flurbbbbb. I’m beat! Made it to my friend’s place in Rifle Colorado. Lots of beautiful north Utah scenery. Incredible desert vistas and geology. I wish I could’ve stopped everywhere!I was really sad to drive right by 9 Mile Canyon where there’s some great wheeling and tons of Indian pictographs all over. For the last 3+ hours it was raining and I’m hoping 24 south to Leadville will be open and free of snow as I’ll be heading that way tomorrow and down to @SouthParkColorado ’s place, where I’ll unload everything from the camper and get it prepped to be dropped off at the Four Wheel Camper dealer to replace the roof which was damaged in the hailstorm back in September. Weather permitting we will hit some trails somewhere in the San Isabel NF.
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Happenstance has it that I accidentally met another member from here out there in the middle of Idaho . I camped for a couple of days near Burgdorf Hot Springs about 35 minutes N of McCall. He said he doesn’t post much but I thought I’d reach out on here and say hello to @Idahoguy ? Mr Beethoven Hisself....
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GlockMeister
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Just looked it up and you can get that here in the states..may have to order me some.
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Not bad, I’ve had KY bourbon Ale and it’s ok but I can only stand to drink one.
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Y’all ever have a Samichslaus Bier? Potent!
Samichlaus Classic Bier | Brauerei Schloss Eggenberg
“A: Poured into a snifter to a deep brown topped by a finger of dense light tan head which fades quickly to a collar around the edge of the glass with minimal lacing
S: Smells of brown sugar and a little banana with some dark fruits, toffee, and caramel.
T: Taste is a little dark fruits, brown sugar, plums, toasted bread, caramel and toffee. Swallow is a little banana, dark fruits, toffee, and more brown sugars with some lingering toasted malt.
M: The mouthfeel on this beer is fairly thick and slightly silky. Carbonation is low but adequate given the ABV while the beer has a drying finish which is quite nice.
O: Overall this beer is intense but still somewhat approachable. Flavors are bold but balanced. Time has done this one well. It has some great complexity and really nice flavors. Definitely one to try if you like this style of beer and it seems to keep getting better with age.”
Samichlaus Classic Bier | Brauerei Schloss Eggenberg
“A: Poured into a snifter to a deep brown topped by a finger of dense light tan head which fades quickly to a collar around the edge of the glass with minimal lacing
S: Smells of brown sugar and a little banana with some dark fruits, toffee, and caramel.
T: Taste is a little dark fruits, brown sugar, plums, toasted bread, caramel and toffee. Swallow is a little banana, dark fruits, toffee, and more brown sugars with some lingering toasted malt.
M: The mouthfeel on this beer is fairly thick and slightly silky. Carbonation is low but adequate given the ABV while the beer has a drying finish which is quite nice.
O: Overall this beer is intense but still somewhat approachable. Flavors are bold but balanced. Time has done this one well. It has some great complexity and really nice flavors. Definitely one to try if you like this style of beer and it seems to keep getting better with age.”
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Really.. I’m pretty shy about it so it’s no wonder I’ve never mentioned it. I’ll tell you ALLLLLLL about it in a couple weeks!
GlockMeister
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I drank alot of bier while i was in deutchland...but i dont know if i ever had that one..alot of their beer is over 14%.
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The aforementioned one can be difficult to drink for those folks used to drinking lighter ales. I used to work for an imported beer distributor in my 20’s down in Tampa. We often delivered cases of that and others similar in taste like Thiessen’s (?) to a small number of cigar bars in the Bay Area. It retailed back then for anywhere from $12-$20 per bottle depending on the age. I wish I could remember all the names of all the really thick beers. Royal Oak ? There were some deep heavy English stouts and porters that were outta this world.
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Royal Oak...
Older label...
A: Pours a hazy, murky amber with a thick, puffy off-white head.
S: Aromas of minerals, toffee, dates, and ripe plums mingle with peppery hops on the nose.
T: Notes of toffee, minerals, roasted chestnuts, black walnut, plums, dates, leather, soda bread, and peppery English hops wash across the palate. The finish is straight-forward and quenching with toffee, nutty malt, and spicy hop flavors.
M: This ale is on the lighter side of medium in body and quite dry. Carbonation is firm. Very drinkable.
O: This is one of the better English pale ales I've tried in recent months. I am particularly impressed with the complexity of the flavor profile. Highly recommended.
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New label maybe?
Royal Oak Pale Ale | Hanlons Brewery
Older label...
A: Pours a hazy, murky amber with a thick, puffy off-white head.
S: Aromas of minerals, toffee, dates, and ripe plums mingle with peppery hops on the nose.
T: Notes of toffee, minerals, roasted chestnuts, black walnut, plums, dates, leather, soda bread, and peppery English hops wash across the palate. The finish is straight-forward and quenching with toffee, nutty malt, and spicy hop flavors.
M: This ale is on the lighter side of medium in body and quite dry. Carbonation is firm. Very drinkable.
O: This is one of the better English pale ales I've tried in recent months. I am particularly impressed with the complexity of the flavor profile. Highly recommended.
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New label maybe?
Royal Oak Pale Ale | Hanlons Brewery
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