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Back in the midwest!
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let it warm up a tad. this is NOT a beer at its best ice cold.
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Yep. If im not out somewhere, I like my beer close to 45 or 50 degrees.
Here is what Chimay says about temp. - http://www.chimay.com/en/the_art_of_tasting_240.php |
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That's a Corgi
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Deep Cherry Finish
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I prefer the Premier (red label) to the blue label , but I haven't had the blue with a couple years on it . I'm going to buy one and cellar it for a few years . It is a "Strong Dark Ale" where as the red is a Dubbel . I love Belgian Ale . Ommegang brews some really good stuff also .
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I agree. Chimay is excellent! I like them all but usually drink the Blue. That being said, I love St. Bernardus. If you ever come across a bottle of their 60th anniversary, grab it!
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