Beervana: Westvleteren Versus the Competition — In a Blind Tasting.
Beervana: Westvleteren Versus the Competition — In a Blind Tasting
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Unicorns and Faeries and Quadrupels | Blogging at World of Beer
Like Tripel, Quadrupel is a term invented by a Trappist brewery for one of their commercial beers, the former by Westmalle and the latter by Koningshoeven/La Trappe. Both follow logically from the classic abbey designations of enkel, or single, being an everyday beer of low strength, and dubble, or double, being a stronger, more nutritious beer reserved for visitors, feast days and periods of fasting.
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Bell’s Brewery, Inc. :: Homebrewing
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The Gateway City needs your vote | ksdk.com
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Chimay Celebrates 150 Years With New Brew | Beer Street Journal
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Can beer save America? – Salon.com
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US home beer brewers seek changes to alcohol laws – Boston.com
MADISON, Wisconsin—An explosion of interest in home brewing is forcing lawmakers across the U.S. to review long-forgotten alcohol laws, some of which date back to Prohibition in the 1920s. Although the old laws have rarely been enforced, beer enthusiasts fear they could criminalize the rapidly growing hobby and kill scores of annual tasting events that bring tourists to small towns and cities.
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The Beer Tool
For when you need to send some alcohol down the ol’ pipes while you’re fixing the pipes.
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