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19-01-2006, 04:40 PM
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Tried Bridgeport Supris
I just tried a new beer from Bridgeport last night. I thought they
mainly did English style ales but this one is a belgian blond. Anyone tried it? I thought it was pretty good - it's a 6% so it has body but not so much you can't drink a couple. My girlfriend even liked it and she's not a big beer fan. Any other suggestions for good beers in the blond category? 
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19-01-2006, 04:47 PM
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Tried Bridgeport Supris
I just tried a new beer from Bridgeport last night. I thought they
mainly did English style ales but this one is a belgian blond. Anyone tried it? I tried it the ohter night on tap at the Heathman. I thought it was pretty good. Usually I'd drink a darker seasonal this time of year but it was refreshing. I would also try Karmeliet - if you can find it. It's sweeter but in the same style.
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