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Original Message 1/22 17-Sep-02 @ 11:49 PM - Welcome to the DT Lounge

Scott Digweed

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this is chillin. i need a guiness.

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Message 2/22 18-Sep-02 @ 01:02 AM - RE: Welcome to the DT Lounge

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YAY! Go k!

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Message 3/22 18-Sep-02 @ 01:52 AM - RE: Welcome to the DT Lounge

influx

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or guinness.

never could spell that right

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Message 4/22 18-Sep-02 @ 02:26 AM - RE: Welcome to the DT Lounge

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I'll grab a Hansa.. (local)

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Message 5/22 18-Sep-02 @ 06:36 AM - RE: Welcome to the DT Lounge

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I'm in PA, USA. Yeungling Lager all the way. (I've turned people across the country on to this beer. Best beer in the world. Period.)

psylichon

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Message 6/22 18-Sep-02 @ 07:14 AM - RE: Welcome to the DT Lounge

Zazza

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Lager isn't beer

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Message 7/22 18-Sep-02 @ 07:49 AM - RE: Welcome to the DT Lounge

Pongoid

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Nah Yuengling is good, but has nothing on Stoudt's. Gotta make the pilgrimage to Adamstown, and hit Stoudt's brewery. The Honey Double Mei Bock is absolutley to die for as beer goes.

Ape

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Message 8/22 18-Sep-02 @ 09:13 AM - RE: Welcome to the DT Lounge

Zazza

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Come to the uk and try Theakston's old Peculier ... or you can buy it over the net in the US.

The Beer

A dark, strong beer, Old Peculier is justifiably famous for its rich, complete and complex character, it's sheer strength - and for it's long history.

A smooth, hefty, solid pour, with a creamy, frothy head settling nicely on a clear, amber, chestnut coloured ale with an aroma of hops and coffee.
Definitely peculiar at first, initially sweet with an odd, bitter aftertaste - it takes a little getting used to. It has a strong fruity flavor, reminiscent of bananas with tinges of coffee, but not it's not overpowering. There is a slight chocolate, nuttiness and a caramel-like flavour to it with a faint tanginess.

With an OG of 1057 and ABV at 5.7%, it doesn't take too many Old Peculiers for you to start feeling the effects. It�s a grown-up beer for grown-up drinkers - and you should give it the respect it deserves.

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Message 9/22 18-Sep-02 @ 09:50 AM Edit: 18-Sep-02 | 09:52 AM - RE: Welcome to the DT Lounge

bedwyr

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It's Brains you want and Skull Attack is the one to drink, and if your hard then straight out of the barrel in The Royal Oak.

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Message 10/22 18-Sep-02 @ 10:12 AM - RE: Welcome to the DT Lounge

cheddar

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well how the hell are ya,

you alright?

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