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The Stone XI Anniversary Ale is fantastic. Like an imperial IPA crossed with a west coast robust porter. Just great.
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Not out here they don't. 
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Well, you'll just have to come visit. 2 bottles of 2004 left, 5 bottles of 2006, 1 bottle of 2005! 
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some would call that a hoarding disorder. 
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I am available by PM for consultations.
Bears, beets, Battlestar Galactica.
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If you were available in person, you could get some of this beer!
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Okay I know this way out of the realm of you beer experts, but has anyone tried Budweiser Chelada, Normally I can't stand Budweiser, but I had a sip of this and my first thoughts were, if I every decide to start drinking beer in the morning this may be it.
A computer once beat me at chess, but it was no match for me at kick boxing.
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The best ever of beeradvocate.com: beer adovacte's best beer ever It can be found on ebay for about 50-60 bucks for a six pack, plus overseas shipping of course. Who knows how many laws that violates as well. described by one as : The taste on first sip has the dark fruits at center stage. Subtly sweet portions of plum, raisin, fig, some dark cherry, a touch of chocolate and cofee(and I do mean just a touch) and a slight bitterness in the form of some citrus near the tail end of the sip and it carries on right through the finish where I also get some of the alcohol that warms the throat during the swallow. This guy sounds like you audiophile types describing your speakers!  has anyone actually had this beer?
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The best beer ever is Creemore Spring Premium Lager. It is a microbrew that can be found in Toronto, and the surrounding region.
It is unpasturized, so it must be kept refrigerated, and generally is drunk within 2 weeks of leaving the brewery.
Other great beers:
Brooklyn IPA (New York)
Upper Canada (Toronto, Southern Ontario)
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Talk about the power of suggestion. I saw that the thread had been updated, and even before reading it I headed to the fridge to grab a beer. I had a choice between Spaten Optimator and Red Hook Long Hammer IPA. Since I'm eating a salad, I went with the IPA. 
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