Reply With QuoteYeah, I think I paid around $9 a bottle for mine. How does it compare to the Raison D'Etera? I'm trying to figure out a good food pairing.
Hostages? **** em'
I had a Dogfish Raison D'extra last night.
Wonderful. And for $12 a bottle at a fancy Belgian cafe, the price was very right (that's what, only a $3 markup or so?)
Yeah, I think I paid around $9 a bottle for mine. How does it compare to the Raison D'Etera? I'm trying to figure out a good food pairing.
i drink it up!
I've had it on tap already. Very citrusy if I can recall.Originally Posted by Rich
The regular is horrible, but they make one of the best white's i've ever had, and I particularly enjoy wheats.
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*note-- you probably won't find this in the States. Lord knows I've tried for 2 years now.
Josh-- where do you go around the Baltimore area for places with very large micro selections? (and I hope it's ~driveable from Annapolis)
I bought a pint of Stella Artois the other night to see what all the fuss was about. Didn't get it. It tasted like a shitty Budweiser. (and I actually don't mind Canadian-brewed Bud for a casual drunkeness)
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Sweet--it's pretty damn close to Linthicum/Ft. Meade where my gf works. It's about 28 miles from her place, but if I take the train there we can swing by from BWI or I could drive there on my way to Annapolis.
Thanks.
I believe it was. It was delicious, though.
Thank Hubbitron... he told me about that place.
I went in and spent $138 my first time there. Be careful!
Hubbitron is always forcing people to spend money.
That titty joint loving son of a bitch.
Hostages? **** em'
It has a very similar overall flavor to the D'etre but much, much darker. It has a really deep caramel raisin flavor to it. It's also surprisingly smooth for being 18%.
I hate Stella, but it's cheap and packs a nice punch at 5.2% so when it was b1g1 in the UK, it was my get drunk beer of choice.
Jesus, it's like a fucking bottle of Port.
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