The Beer Cellar / jul666's Consumed Beers

jul666's Cellar Levis, QC, Canada

Total Beers: 64 | Unique Beers: 46 | Breweries: 28

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Consumption History	When
Drank 750 ml of La Résurrection De Broderus by Brasserie Dunham	December 25th, 2015
Drank 355 ml of Sculpin India Pale Ale by Ballast Point Brewing Company	December 25th, 2015
Drank Trizo by HopEra Microbrasserie & Pizzeria (2015-04-17)	December 23rd, 2015
Drank 750 ml of St-Ambroise Scotch Ale 2015 (Barrel Collection) by Brasserie McAuslan	December 23rd, 2015
2016-03-04 http://www.beercellar.me/cellar#
Drank 650 ml of Dubbel d'Hiver by Microbrasserie Le Castor	December 23rd, 2015
Drank 500 ml of Raccoon by Microbrasserie Le Naufrageur	December 23rd, 2015
Drank 500 ml of Houblon Libre (Fût de Tequila) by Microbrasserie Du Lac-Saint-Jean	December 23rd, 2015
Drank 355 ml of 60 Minute IPA by Dogfish Head Craft Brewery	December 22nd, 2015
Drank 355 ml of 60 Minute IPA by Dogfish Head Craft Brewery	December 22nd, 2015
Drank 355 ml of Saison by Allagash Brewing Company	December 22nd, 2015
Drank 355 ml of Saison by Allagash Brewing Company	December 22nd, 2015
Drank 355 ml of Saison by Allagash Brewing Company	December 22nd, 2015
Drank 355 ml of Sculpin India Pale Ale by Ballast Point Brewing Company	December 21st, 2015
Drank 500 ml of La Nelligan by Le Bilboquet, Brasseur Artisan	December 21st, 2015
Drank 355 ml of Saison by Allagash Brewing Company	December 19th, 2015

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