it while unpacking some boxes. Do you think this beer is still good?
Sunday, August 30, 2009
Should We Review This Beer?
it while unpacking some boxes. Do you think this beer is still good?
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it while unpacking some boxes. Do you think this beer is still good?
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3 comments:
Yes! you found it, so you have to try it, it would be wrong not to..
Thanks for the advice Jay, we have a writer, Pale Ale Guy, whose specialties are Belgians, I think he would do the review more justice. Thanks for reading.
I would say do it! You have a couple of things going for you, but the main one is that light can not get at it, which is the main enemy of beer. It'll probably taste different than if it were new, but its likely still good.
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