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Nice haul, cpb. Its taken a while, but ive got to grips with Hercule Stout and its now my go-to stout.
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Nice haul, cpb. Its taken a while, but ive got to grips with Hercule Stout and its now my go-to stout.
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Mrs B has been complaining that I drink too much when the sheds stocked
I'm sure we can help you out there,TB!
threebikesmcginty
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At a push I'd take a couple of barrels TB.
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There you go, TB. We're nothing if not generous!
The Brewer
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Oh I knew the forum would help 
ceepeebee
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Anyone else had this stuff?
http://www.bracine.com/en/anosteke.php
I'm really impressed, especially as I found it for 3 yoyo in netto...
http://www.bracine.com/en/anosteke.php
I'm really impressed, especially as I found it for 3 yoyo in netto...
threebikesmcginty
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Went to a trendy bar in Nottingham tonight, they had Duvel - rude not to, got them to dig out a tulip glas and made sure I poured it myself. Perfect. Walked out onto their 4th floor balcony and the wind was so strong it whipped the head straight off my beer!!!
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Kicking off the extra long w/end with Kernel's black IPA, Scanner Darkly. Very good!!
threebikesmcginty
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New in at the wine shop - Grottenbier and St Bernardus!
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Couple of beauties there, 3bm!
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IPA is Dead from Brewdog. Four IPAs brewed identically except that each is made with a different hop. This is the second version I think. The Goldings is delicious, but the others not so successful. Waima and Dana are a bit odd and El Dorado severely lacking on bitterness.
ceepeebee
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I had a swift half of the marble vur & vlaam earlier, that was really great, but not a lunchtime drink...
Also a couple of pints of grain oak, my first from the cask, beautifully sloshy, very tasty too.
Also a couple of pints of grain oak, my first from the cask, beautifully sloshy, very tasty too.
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The De Molen version is 7,5%, so a bit on the strong side.
I had De Struise' version a few weeks ago - it's not their finest moment.
ceepeebee
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Whose is the original? De molen? Or is it an ancient recipe?
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De Molen's is the original and its a pretty decent brew. A few years ago, they gave the recipe to all the brewers coming to the festival, so you could taste them all side by side and I think one of the scandi versions was voted the best.
