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Mar142011

What Did You Drink This Weekend?

DateMonday, March 14, 2011 at 10:30AM | AuthorUncorked Blog Administrator

Green Flash/St. Feuillien "Bière De L’Amitié" Collaboration Ale after a long day's labor on our new house.Hard labor and beer go together like sun and sand, so it's no surprise that after a long weekend tearing out sheetrock, ripping up carpets, sanding and painting at my new house, my husband, father-in-law and I were ready for a cold brew. We thoroughly enjoyed a bottle of the Green Flash/St. Feuillien collabortation "Bière De L’Amitié," which translates to mean "Friendship Beer." This Rye and Wheat-based beer had an earthy quality, with lots of bright citris, coriander and cardamom spice. It had just a splash of the lactic quality I love in Belgian beers, and a refreshing, clean finish that washed away the day's rougher edges and sent us of to dreamland easily and quickly.

What did you drink this weekend?

Leah Greenstein

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    Response: Kavalan Concertmaster
    by Dai at Bay Area Spirits on March 14, 2011
    Over the weekend, my best friend came over to hang out and try some of the new whiskies in my whisky cabinet. We tried High West Rendezvous Rye, Glenrothes Robur Reserve, Johnny Walker Double Black and Compass Box Peat Monster…but the whisky that really captured our attention was Kavalan Concertmaster. Kavalan ...

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