What's your Favorite Breakfast Beer?

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Re: What's your Favorite Breakfast Beer?

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Mikkeller's beer geek breakfast stout :thumb:

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Re: What's your Favorite Breakfast Beer?

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Blue Paw Blueberry Beer, it's like a blueberry muffin but with alcohol in the morning! It's a win win scenario, now just if they sold it over here.
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Re: What's your Favorite Breakfast Beer?

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In Korea they have coffee flavoured alcohol in a can at 6% alcohol. That's a winner. :beer3:
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Re: What's your Favorite Breakfast Beer?

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Iced coffee plus Mekong.
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Re: What's your Favorite Breakfast Beer?

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When I'm up in Cottage Country about 2 hours north of the city, my brother would make the coffee before going fishing. The fishing spot was an hours drive through the bush by ATV outside the small town to a virgin lake with no road access.

His recipe was 1/2 coffee, 1/2 Tia Maria and Rye(whiskey). Great for that morning chill.
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