My New Addiction

[iloveclmore]

The JJ, IMHO is the best DPG. ibble:

[amateurke]

You got a winner there!! One of the best Belgian beers there is!!
Great cigar too!!

[slowburn]

theres a lot of good beer's out there. try em all.

[tcampbel-cl]

Beer and cigars are a great combo. Try different combos therec are a lot out there.

[SmoknTaz]

Pete's got a new "Sin." Oh that was baaaaaaaaaaad. Enjoy my friend.

[Sin-cl]

Lol Ken..thanks bro!

Toni: One of the best?? I can see why, that was sooo goood.

[karmaz00]

nice combo there

[EKGOTSKILLZZ]

don pepin!!!!!!!

[Itsme-Speedy-G]

Love the trappist ale

[Cigary]

Very nice bottle and cigar. Haven't tried the beer yet but that makes an impression. Cigars and beer, beer and cigars, a match made in heaven.

[Sin-cl]

Give this one a shot Gary, I did some searching online and apparently this ale has to be authorized according to set rules to be labeled as a Trappist Product (there are 7 monastaries that brew their own beer). Alot of history in this bottle; I had no idea

[thisone326]

can;t wait until i can have a smoke and a beer at my local shop!

[Cigary]

Originally Posted by Sin

Give this one a shot Gary, I did some searching online and apparently this ale has to be authorized according to set rules to be labeled as a Trappist Product (there are 7 monastaries that brew their own beer). Alot of history in this bottle; I had no idea

How cool is that? My wife and I travel a lot to wineries and breweries and love the history as to how they make these libations. We went to Italy and observed on a tour of this incredible wine they make and bought a case to have sent home. Sadly, the whole case was gone within a few months. I will have to do some research on this beer and hope to get some to try. Always fun to put a memory to the taste almost like my beloved cigars.

On a side note I read this about this beer,,,,( now I have to get some )

In line with a long tradition these Trappist beers are brewed only with natural ingredients: pure water, malted barley, real hops, the best sugar and yeast cultured by the abbey. These three types are thus 100% pure and natural beers.

The Tripel, Dubbel and Extra of Westmalle are living quality beers whose flavours develop over time. Thus no two glasses are completely the same. The flavour mainly depends on the age, the storage method, the serving method and the serving temperature. Wow!!

[Sin-cl]

Originally Posted by Cigary

How cool is that? My wife and I travel a lot to wineries and breweries and love the history as to how they make these libations. We went to Italy and observed on a tour of this incredible wine they make and bought a case to have sent home. Sadly, the whole case was gone within a few months. I will have to do some research on this beer and hope to get some to try. Always fun to put a memory to the taste almost like my beloved cigars.

On a side note I read this about this beer,,,,( now I have to get some )

In line with a long tradition these Trappist beers are brewed only with natural ingredients: pure water, malted barley, real hops, the best sugar and yeast cultured by the abbey. These three types are thus 100% pure and natural beers.

The Tripel, Dubbel and Extra of Westmalle are living quality beers whose flavours develop over time. Thus no two glasses are completely the same. The flavour mainly depends on the age, the storage method, the serving method and the serving temperature. Wow!!

Yea, I hear what your saying 100%. The proper ingredients, patience, and care that goes into these drinks are definitely noticeable. My friend and I enjoyed every drop of it. Now, I'll be on the look out for more.
I've always stayed away from wines because I knew it would leave a dent in my wallet (cigars seem to have done this already but its too late to turn back). When I'm out of school and have a secure job I will have to take up the experience. Touring Italy and observing wineries and breweries...sounds like a dream right now, but a damned good one! That is just awesome Gary

[Cigary]

Originally Posted by Sin

Yea, I hear what your saying 100%. The proper ingredients, patience, and care that goes into these drinks are definitely noticeable. My friend and I enjoyed every drop of it. Now, I'll be on the look out for more.
I've always stayed away from wines because I knew it would leave a dent in my wallet (cigars seem to have done this already but its too late to turn back). When I'm out of school and have a secure job I will have to take up the experience. Touring Italy and observing wineries and breweries...sounds like a dream right now, but a damned good one! That is just awesome Gary

Hey Pete, when you get of school and get that job travel is another education in and of itself. You will learn things you never thought you would. I hope you meet your goals and that will be able to travel and enjoy those dreams. Trust me, if I can reach them they are there for everyone.

Enjoy those cigars and new wines.