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Re: Wall Mounting M2i's
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axiomite
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Peter, you forgot fermentation science. I keep trying to tell you guys, they're ALL beer threads. Jeesh. 
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I thought about that, but I couldn't find the right word so I lumped it under culinary.
[ thread hijack mode ]
BTW, I just tried New Belgium Brewing's Trippel this weekend. It's my favorite so far of the 4 beers (Loft, Fat Tire, 1554, Trippel) I've tried from the brewery.
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Oh yeah, that's going to stop the hijack. ;-P
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Re: Wall Mounting M2i's
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Not.
I really like the New Belgium beers. They are clean, true to style, and travel pretty well in the bottle. If you liked the Trippel, try the Abbey also.
I have recently become infatuated with offerings from Brewery Ommegang in Coopertown, NY. Truly remarkable Belgian style beers, conditioned in the bottle. Rich and wonderful.
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