Need some help, Canadian Style

[rhino777]

Ooops...my beta test of my strong xmas ale is apparently going to my head...

[allin]

I haven't tried that beer yet.

But I when I heard "Canadian Style"...the first thing I would expect would be "hints of maple and moose"

[bcmaui]

There's no draft, why do you need Canadian style help?

The folks that started the draft the last two times around are coming back in power, maybe he is planning ahead?

[Mylo]

Nice try, Bill. You ain't going to wrangle this thread into a political war....

It's about beer.... Canadian beer.... can't we all just get along?


Mylo

[rhino777]

I hear Molson is pretty good....

[Brew Engineer]

There's no draft, why do you need Canadian style help?

The folks that started the draft the last two times around are coming back in power, maybe he is planning ahead?

I was hoping this would turn back towards the good kind of draft... a nice cold tall draft!

[Grist Licker]

Hey Mylo, I found the Unibroue Chose at AJ's Fine Foods in Gilbert (maybe Mesa). I drank mine before I read the thing about serving warm. It has no carbonation and bigtime cherry flavor. It's not sugary and fake fruity like a Lindeman's. I liked it, wife liked it, I would buy this again and maybe put some age on it.

Oh, and I grew up in Washington State, a few hours from Canada. That must give me some credibility, right?

[Mylo]

I drank mine at probably @120 deg F. Very nice. I agree with Bleepybloppy. Muddled beer should be it's own style - if this type of thing takes off. I will definitely by more around the holidays if it is available. Everybody liked it.


Mylo