new belgium
new belgium ales are now available on tap at st. augustine's
the fat tire amber
and the ranger ipa
as i'd had the fat tire on several previous visits to the u.s., i went for the ranger ipa
okay, and also because i love me an ipa!
delicious!
i hope it becomes a regular feature of the st. augustine's beer rotation
"They protect. They pour. They partake. They are the many and the only New Belgium Beer Rangers. We salute their efforts in the field with the extra-hopinary Ranger IPA. Three pounds per barrel of Simcoe, Chinook and Cascade hops make this 70 IBU brew a thing of beauty. Seek out the Beer Ranger in your territory at newbelgium.com."
i want to be a ranger!
the beerthirst guys were on hand to launch this first for vancouver
and brought with them glasses, coasters and the ranger himself!
beerthirst also brought in a few bottles of some other new belgium flavours for people to try last thursday
we had the belgo, which was really quite belgiany, but i liked it;
la folie, which is aged for 1 to 3 years in french oak barrels - sour, reddish brown ale - delicious!
and the clutch dark sour ale, which was named after a band
it smells roasty, tastes belgian with quite a malt aftertaste
the fat tire amber
and the ranger ipa
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| (that's actually the ranger ipa in the fat tire glass) |
okay, and also because i love me an ipa!
delicious!
i hope it becomes a regular feature of the st. augustine's beer rotation
"They protect. They pour. They partake. They are the many and the only New Belgium Beer Rangers. We salute their efforts in the field with the extra-hopinary Ranger IPA. Three pounds per barrel of Simcoe, Chinook and Cascade hops make this 70 IBU brew a thing of beauty. Seek out the Beer Ranger in your territory at newbelgium.com."
i want to be a ranger!
the beerthirst guys were on hand to launch this first for vancouver
and brought with them glasses, coasters and the ranger himself!
beerthirst also brought in a few bottles of some other new belgium flavours for people to try last thursday
we had the belgo, which was really quite belgiany, but i liked it;
la folie, which is aged for 1 to 3 years in french oak barrels - sour, reddish brown ale - delicious!
and the clutch dark sour ale, which was named after a band
it smells roasty, tastes belgian with quite a malt aftertaste
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