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T thejab Grand Member (1 year) Tradewinds Apartments, Alameda, CA Joined: Mar 25, 2002 Posts: 2992	T thejab Posted posted on Mon, May 12, 2003 1:22 PM On 2003-05-12 12:43, martiki6 wrote:But the beers of Belgium are the the most exciting and diverse in the world. No one has more variety or complexity in their beer. I'm in a Belgian beer of the month club, and I'm always amazed by what comes in the mail each month. Woody, I know that Belgian beers are seen as a trendy yuppie thing in Britain, but the next time you're in London- check out Belgo Centraal or a Bierodrome. The selection is incredible. Here in SF we have the mighty Toronado and Lucky 13 to keep us in Belgians. Bay Area types: I'm always up for a trip if anyone wants to go- and I promise not to be a pretentious beer snob- I'll just shut up and drink. Ohhhhh, Belgian beeeeeerrrrrr. How can I join the Belgian beer of the month club? In the East Bay the Lost Weekend and the Lucky 13 (both in Alameda) have some Belgian beers.

*On 2003-05-12 12:43, martiki6 wrote:*But the beers of Belgium are the the most exciting and diverse in the world. No one has more variety or complexity in their beer. I'm in a Belgian beer of the month club, and I'm always amazed by what comes in the mail each month. Woody, I know that Belgian beers are seen as a trendy yuppie thing in Britain, but the next time you're in London- check out Belgo Centraal or a Bierodrome. The selection is incredible. Here in SF we have the mighty Toronado and Lucky 13 to keep us in Belgians. Bay Area types: I'm always up for a trip if anyone wants to go- and I promise not to be a pretentious beer snob- I'll just shut up and drink.

Ohhhhh, Belgian beeeeeerrrrrr. How can I join the Belgian beer of the month club? In the East Bay the Lost Weekend and the Lucky 13 (both in Alameda) have some Belgian beers.

Post #33853 by thejab on Mon, May 12, 2003 1:22 PM