I like the fact that you say "for lunch" rather than "with".One of these for lunch...slept very well during the cricket
It's all the human body needs 
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Lets drink a beer
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It's all the human body needs 
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One of these for lunch...slept very well during the cricket
Chimay - is good
This arvo's tipple. Delicious! 
This arvo's tipple. Delicious!
Another hoppy monster, this time with a fresh, citrusy top that has a tropical vibe. Easy drinking, but at 7%, packs more than a big flavour punch!
Vanilla bean stout??? Are you drinking ice cream beer?Stopped by a Gin/Wine/Beer/Whiskey brewery for some lunch... had a nice White Chocolate Raspberry Sour beer.. didn't grab a pic as the phone was in the car, but I did grab a 4pack of their stout to try at home... not bad.
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It's definitely sweeter than the Guinness Extra Stout I've been going through over the last week.
I'm partial to many stouts, but my absolute favourite is still a perfectly-poured Guinness on a cold winter's afternoon. Aaahhh...
Breakfast of champions.
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I was on the Guinness for a while, but the Extra Stout just has that edge and now I can't go back.I'm partial to many stouts, but my absolute favourite is still a perfectly-poured Guinness on a cold winter's afternoon. Aaahhh...
Breakfast of champions.
Off tap, sure, I'll gladly take a regular, but if I'm grabbing some for home, the Extra wins out.
I'm also partial to Coopers Extra, Abbotsford Invalid Stout, and a couple of others I can't recall right now.
I have a couple of cans of Pirate Life Chocolate Stout that I can't bring myself to open as they're the last I could get my hands on, limited edition and scrumptious!
I'm hoping it becomes a seasonal thing, but won't hold my breath.
I have one of these in the cupboard, just waiting for the weather to turn a little colder... Amazing drop!
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Nicked
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Good lord, the price on that fella!I have one of these in the cupboard, just waiting for the weather to turn a little colder... Amazing drop!
Mutiny on The Bounty | Garage Project
Come on a journey below the 45th parallel. Inspired by the ill fated expedition of the HMS Bounty, Mutiny is a very South Pacific take on an export stout, brewed with breadfruit, roasted plantain, coconut sugar, toasted coconut and Tahitian vanilla. Spirituous heat elegantly balanced with deep...
Nicked
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Still a big ask for a pair of not sure stouts.Pacific pesos, mate!
Don't get me wrong, I'll probably still give it a shot, just not so quick draw on this one.
I generally buy one a year. It is definitely an occassion tipple. Also, at 11% that's pretty much me for the night.
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I have to keep the wife in mind (that's what I tell her).I generally buy one a year. It is definitely an occassion tipple. Also, at 11% that's pretty much me for the night.
If she likes it, we're more likely to get it again (Abbotsford, Pirate Life, etc) if she doesn't, I get a second, which at 11% would probably do me for the night, and if I'm smart enough to get her to test mine first, I may have the second for another time.
An 8.5% "Ultra IPA" with a tropical/citrus top and a big hoppy backend. Delicious!