ceepeebee
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sorry, not Atos - A4E
Beer?
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derrick
The Glue that binds us together.
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I had to many last night.
I had a bottle of this this evening and really liked it. Sorry, couldn't be ar$ed to upload my own picture - but the glass I drank it from was the same shape!
I usually prefer a golden ale, but I've got to say this was lovely. The tasting notes say "An old style ale, being very smooth with a dark chocolate bitter finish", which I would say is pretty accurate. I found it very easy drinking for a dark beer, not too bitter, and perfect for a horrible wet windy evening.
I usually prefer a golden ale, but I've got to say this was lovely. The tasting notes say "An old style ale, being very smooth with a dark chocolate bitter finish", which I would say is pretty accurate. I found it very easy drinking for a dark beer, not too bitter, and perfect for a horrible wet windy evening.
ceepeebee
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that really does look properI had a bottle of this this evening and really liked it. Sorry, couldn't be ar$ed to upload my own picture - but the glass I drank it from was the same shape!
I usually prefer a golden ale, but I've got to say this was lovely. The tasting notes say "An old style ale, being very smooth with a dark chocolate bitter finish", which I would say is pretty accurate. I found it very easy drinking for a dark beer, not too bitter, and perfect for a horrible wet windy evening.
That's a good way of describing it, I felt like I was drinking a proper beer with it's own complexities. I bought it from the brewer at a farmers market, and I'm now going to hunt down some more.
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Interesting (depressing) story here re Cat Shite coffee at the weekend..
http://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/wordofmouth/2013/sep/13/civet-coffee-cut-the-crap
There are a few beers that have been flavoured with this stuff and it's nice to see that De Struise posted the article today and said that they've never used it and won't. De Molen do make a beer with it (and it's blimmin lovely), but stated today that they're going to axe it from now on. A shame for the beer, but the right decision.
http://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/wordofmouth/2013/sep/13/civet-coffee-cut-the-crap
There are a few beers that have been flavoured with this stuff and it's nice to see that De Struise posted the article today and said that they've never used it and won't. De Molen do make a beer with it (and it's blimmin lovely), but stated today that they're going to axe it from now on. A shame for the beer, but the right decision.
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threebikesmcginty
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How do you spell Newcastle?
B R E W D O G P U B
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I love that beer. My fave DM stout.
By the way, could you snaffle the glass and put it in the post to me. Thanks in advance!!
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Jopen/grateful deaf's Zythos Black IPA for me. I like this - seems to be a proper CDA, rather than a hopped up porter.
threebikesmcginty
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I've only had one, that's not enough for me to start stealing things!
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There seems to be a very obvious solution. Get cracking!
threebikesmcginty
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Forgot to ask. Have you tried Brewdog's Jack Hammer yet? Well worth a go when your next in one of their boozers.
threebikesmcginty
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No, I was toying with trying a Libertine but stuck to the one DeMo in the end. Must try harder next visit.
You got post 3000, DP, cool! Most of them are yours anyway
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