Hey everybody. This is the Brue Lossophy podcast. I'm your host, Marshall Shot, and today I am joined yet again by my good friends, Tim Meish, Justin Prezzer, and Craig Frye to review the 13th installment of the brew club's average brew beers.

For this quarter, members of the brew club chose the deliciously strong Belgian dark strong ale,

also known as quad, which I've got a decent amount of experience with.

How about you guys? Is this a style you've tried before or are you even familiar with it?

Only once. I'm sure I've had it, but. Yeah, I don't

really know. I've ridden a quad. Yeah. A quad is a four-wheeler, uh, for people who don't call

them that. Tim is very much from the ATC era. Yes, he is. ATC. Heck, yeah. Well, I don't drink

too many beers with ABVs north of about 7%. But there's just something about

Belgian ales that make them much more palatable to me. Maybe it's the unique fermentation

characteristics or perhaps the rich malt flavors I really don't know. But what I am certain of

is my excitement to sample these versions of quad submitted by 10 members of the brew club.

Now, real quick, if you're

interested in participating in these types of things or just want a cool group of like-minded

brewers to hang out with, you can learn much more about the brew club over at their active

Facebook group, which we've linked in the description of this episode. They've got all kinds of

cool stuff going on over there, including the average brew project, which you can participate in.

Base membership is free, so go join now.

You've got nothing to lose.

And if you're listening to this show, chances are you're really going to enjoy what they've

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