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Arson Smith wrote:Corral Liquors in Granite City

That's a great liquor store. Have you been to Randall's at Jefferson Ave & I-44?

Glenn W. Turner wrote:

Arson Smith wrote:Corral Liquors in Granite City

That's a great liquor store. Have you been to Randall's at Jefferson Ave & I-44?

No, I wasn't really aware of that one, but if it is of similar calibre, then I had best check it out...

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I had a pint of Racer 5 IPA a few weeks back.. way too hoppy for me.

oh my I can't be the one who killed this thread.....

Bell's Hopslam Ale is in the marketplace again for a limited time.

Go get you some.

I finally tried the Dogfishhead IPA 120, and I thought that was way too hoppy, as well. The 90 is great, the sixty & Raison d'etre, too.

I miss Bell's Two Hearted, that beer was the reigning champ, in my book. Though, maybe I just miss it.

I've started to drink Honkers, if only because it's readily available at the taverns here in Chicago.

I love Delerium, La Fin Du Monde, and the like. I also had this Brooklyn Local 1, which was fantastic as well. All those beers are easy to like. Sometimes too easy.

How have the Belgians survived all these years?

JDanger wrote:I love...La Fin Du Monde, and the like.

How have the Belgians survived all these years?

You sir have great taste.

Oakland wins this thread.

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Belhaven IPA

I'm not much of an IPA guy any longer but this stuff is the best IPA I have had in a very very long time...

I really like Red Stripe. I first discovered my taste for it when seeing Qui live in Detroit.

Blue Moon, Leffe Brune and Delerium Tremens are all really good too.

Had some Belgianpals over for the weekend and they have left a fridge full of wonderment. Currently sampling a bracingly sour Kreik De Ranke (Full smell of bacterial and yeast funk, cherries, and horse blankets) just after midnight. Magic.