Forget the Coors Light....

[JohnTheTexican]

This stuff is really, really good.
And if really, really good isn't enough of a selling point,
how about that 8.4% alcohol?
Just two 11.2 oz bottles makes for a very happy feeling.

 

[oge14]

that is very good beer.:thumbup: not as good as pabst though.

 

[Ziljan]

It is a little blurry, but am I reading that right? They have been making it since 1654?

 

[Lycosa]

Slam one for me JTT!! :thumbup:

 

[snwbrdr202]

What is tremens? IPA? Belgian?

 

[JohnTheTexican]

It is a little blurry, but am I reading that right? They have been making it since 1654?

I don't know how long they've been using this formula, but the label says:

FAMILY BREWERY
HUYGHE
SINCE 1654

Belgian Ale

 

[eslam98]

Good beer! I prefer the Delirium Nocturnum myself :thumbup:

 

[M67]

Coors light is considered beer?

I never heard of that beer though, might be worth trying. But like Oge said, can't be better than PBR.

 

[d762nato]

Looks like some good stuff JT, slam a six pack and get back to us with the results. :thumbup:

 

[softrockrenegade]

pbr in hand now!!!

 

[jazub]

Sierra Nevada Summerfest for me! :thumbup::thumbup:
hanging with the URBANN GRUUDGGE and some Chuddy Bear pants:

 

[JohnTheTexican]

 

[JohnTheTexican]

Coors light is considered beer?

Better be careful. That kind of talk is going to get you on a certain list you don't want to be on.

 

[JohnTheTexican]

And that's the end of the six-pack.
Next time, I'll have to get the bigger bottles.

 

[mymindisamob]

I haven't found it around here, but would like to try it. It would have to be more than great to beat Mac & Jack's African Amber though.

 

[rover]

True dat. Very good stuff.

 

[Amy-0]

Ahhh...Shucks

You all just made the list

 

[knucklestick]

That is good stuff.

But if you truly wish to play some hard ball with a beer, may I suggest Dogfish Head 120 IPA.

You wont need much...

 

[mymindisamob]

Ahhh...Shucks

You all just made the list

Cool! What did I win?

 

[JohnTheTexican]

And that's the end of the six-pack...

...and the beginning of the next

All things are new again.
It's the circle of life.