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I mixed a Young's Double Chocolate stout with Lagunita's Cappuccino stout and it was delightful. Boulevard's Chocolate ale was not enjoyable. It was not well balanced and I would get a hint of cocoa in the aftertaste about every third or fourth drink. To me, it was like a mediocre homebrew. I checked, but the bottle I had was not the bad batch.
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Enjoyed it more on tap than I did in the bottle. Good stuff.
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I wanted to try it. Very badly. But after two liquor stores didn't have it, I decided some things in life are just not to be had by a common man that is unwilling to go through extreme effort to attain them. I mean, I'll never party at the Playboy mansion either, and I finally came to grips with that last year.
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Might be the single best beer I've had in this life. If I saw another 750 of it right now, I'd have to break into the stash to buy it.
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Everything Elbow gets involved in is amazing.
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It's a nice novelty beer, but not something that I would actually buy year round. And I will concur with Zach, I found it to be much better on tap. The chocolate flavors don't come out nearly as full from a bottle.
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Figured this was appropriate for this thread.
Has anyone taken a tour of Boulevard? May look into doing something like this one year for my birthday or something. |
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I doubt it's worth it, but if srs... There's someone willing to sell. |
My girlfriend is going to be very upset.
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http://www.boulevard.com/wp-content/...astingRoom.pdf |
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Being a Midwestern guy -- I absolutely love Boulevard's brews. Touring their factory and doing a tasting tour would be a great time. If this is something that spawns CP interest you can count me and probably the girlfriend in depending when the event may transpire. |
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