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Bottle Conditioned - Secondary fermentation and maturation in the bottle, creating complex aromas and flavors.

The answer is drink less, drink better. Here are some beer stats from All About Beer Magazine (March, 2004) article "The Low Carb Phenomenon." Excerpt from “All About Beer” Magazine, March, 2004 12 ounce serving (Carbs, Calories, ABV) New Belgium Fat Tire (17.3, 165, 5.2%) Boulevard Unfiltered Wheat (13.6, 150, 4.5%) Sierra Nevada Pale Ale (12, 200, 5.6%) Guinness Draft (10, 125, 4.0%)

The model portion of the April Fool's joke is true. The line of slacks was called Slates. They had an ad campaign using various small business owners. Sam appeared in Sports Illustrated and Rolling Stone (I think I still have a copy around here somewhere). There may have been others.

There is a cask ale event at the Brazen Head next weekend. Additional information available here.

You almost have to pass by one of the best beer bars in the area - Mugs Ale House. And, only about 3 blocks from Mugs is Spuyten Duyvil - a new Belgian-style beer bar that absolutely rocks (Spuyten Duyvil Review) .

I've been a couple of times. It's worth stopping by if your nearby. They have a publike area where you can just drink Brooklyn beers and hang if you're not interested in the tours. Check out the directions and hours at www.brooklynbrewery.com.

Great pics, Rich. Boy, do I miss Philly!

Thanks. I now have a glass heading this way. A friend from London bought one while in Brugge. He will be bringing it to San Diego in April where I will take possession. What a way to get a beer glass!

You can check out some reviews of the brewpub at the following site: http://www.beeradvocate.com/beerfly/user_reviews/1049/

Two of my favorite beer names are Weyerbacher's Blithering Idiot and McQuire's I'll Have What the Gentleman on the Floor is Having.

A bit more information is in the following article: http://www.sunspot.net/business/bal-bz.bre...0,3085934.story

Thanks for the idea. I've ordered from Global Beer on a few occasions. It just didn't occur to me to email and ask if they were going to have them. They just may as they have glasses for other beers from the same brewery.

We're saving that one for our annual New Year's lunch.

We'll mostly be drinking from a 5 liter keg of Olde Hickory Christmas Ale that was a gift. The New Year will be rung in with a Malheur Brut Reserve.

We purchased one a few weeks ago in Portland, OR, and then 2 at Vintage Cellar in Blacksburg, VA. My inventory indicates they were about $25 a piece in each place. So, $20 a bottle is pretty good. Where is it selling for that?

Hi folks! At the invitation of our esteemed moderator (Rich), I jumped in here to see what's going on. Looks like fun! I noticed several mentions of DeuS (great beer, BTW). I'm in need of a DeuS glass. I found one during a shopping trip to Vintage Cellar in Blacksburg, VA, but need a second. There'll be no drinking of DeuS around here until my beerdrinking significant other and I both have a glass. Has anyone seen them for sale in your beer shopping? Cheers! Cornelia