A Beer Thread

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OP
~ 10 years ago Dec 20, '13 9:57pm

Blue Moon Gingerbread Spiced Ale. Sounded good...tasted REALLY good about halfway through, but after that, my stomach hurt.

Don't let that turn you off from trying it...I'm not into sweet beer or drinks...Everyone else has enjoyed the heck out of it!

Anyone else have recommendations on good holiday/seasonal beers?

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~ 10 years ago Dec 20, '13 9:59pm

Good Lord..don't get me started....

St. Arnolds Christmas
St. Arnolds Winter Stout
Sam Adams Merry Maker

Blue Moon is made by Coors, and I don't give my beer money to the big three.

Let me check my fridge and get back with you...lol

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~ 10 years ago Dec 20, '13 10:03pm

Good Lord..don't get me started....

St. Arnolds Christmas
St. Arnolds Winter Stout
Sam Adams Merry Maker

Let me check my fridge and get back with you...lol

Ooooh...I'm all up in that Sad Adams Merry Maker and StA Christmas! (Have had the StA Winter Stout)...need to try those!

Anything withOUT pumpkin! So sick of pumpkin...beer, coffee and otherwise...lol

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~ 10 years ago Dec 21, '13 12:00am

Try Sierra Nevada's Celebration Ale (Spec's) or the mythical Samichlaus, if you can find one.

On one of my trips to Belgium, I tried Bush de Noel... it's sold as Schaldis Noel in the US, but have no idea who sells it.

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~ 10 years ago Dec 21, '13 9:19am

Shiner Bock, for all seasons.

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~ 10 years ago Dec 21, '13 11:40am

Any Mexican beer dressed with lime and salt! A shot or two of lemonchello is always good!

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