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02-06-2008, 10:57 PM
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Will St. Louis lose the King of Beers?
Joel wrote:
yd+yg+as wrote: The last Belle-Vue Selection Lambic was produced in something like 1999, AFAIK, and its appearance before then was also rather infrequent. It was, at the least, good. There are still hidden stashes of the '99 bottles in dwindling quantity. If you see any, snatch it up. I'll do the same. Next time we meet we'll imbibe. :-) Geez, what has it been now, seven years? The time, how it does fly... I've already put aside a decent collection of sour beers, including several lambics, but if I were to stumble on a '99 Selection Lambic in upcoming travels, sure, yeah, maybe. My current Beery Grails are bottles of Soleil de Minuit and Goldackerl, both from Cantillon, and I wouldn't turn down a bottle of Druivenlambic from 3 Fonteinen. 3F's Hommage, Doesjel, and Schaerbekse Kriek are all good, as is Cantillon's Cuvee des Champions. With all that, the '99 Selection Lambic sort of fades into the background. 
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16-07-2008, 08:35 PM
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What's on tap now for Budweiser? CNBC takes you inside America's 130-year love affair with the King of Beers. Now that InBev has agreed to purchase the iconic American brand, CNBC's "American Originals: Budweiser" offers a first look at the new reality for Bud. Watch CNBC on Thursday, July 17 at 9p/12a ET to see the side of Budweiser you've never seen before... the past the present and the future. Click here for web highlights.
http://www.cnbc.com/id/25348737/?__source=bg|pst|budprem|07102008|&par=bg Hope you enjoy, let me know if you would like more info!
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