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Looks delicious! On accepting employment with Jeff at H20 Composites up here in Tavistock, I had to ask if the small fridge in the office could be used to occasionally store beer! So the occasional Friday, toward the end of day, we have cracked open a wonderful sample from one of our Microbreweries, favorite among them Unibrou Chambly, and Mill Street!
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Is that chocolate? You need to post that over at the pub so I can taste some!
There's some left? Where did you hide it? Or were you planning on buying some on your way home form work?
David - The Unibroue stuff is very nice. I enjoy the Maudite in particuar.
Bridget - It's a Belgian style chocolate ale that is brewed by a company in Cooperstown New York. They offer a very nice selection of ales. I'm sure even Lefty would recommend them.
Left? You think there's any left? ;-D
There is nothing like a well stocked fridge at the cottage, with Maudite, Raftman, Blanche de Chambly, and Fin du Monde all sitting neatly on the bottom shelf!
David
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