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Flying_Monkey

Recyclist
Location
Odawa
Had a bottle or two of the US-Belgian collaborative Green Flash / St-Feuillien Friendship Brew, a 6.5% black saison, which I found in a small corner store here in Tokyo. Green Flash were responsible for the ridiculous Ruination IPA I had a few weeks back that caused me to go off on a rant about American IPAs, but this one shows that they can do things with a far more varied palate (perhaps particularly if they have some help ;) ). It's actually quite a complex beer that has something of an Irish dry stout about it, but with all kinds of herby, spicey undertones and even a bit of dark fruit in there. Quite nice, if not actually world-beating, and worth a look.
 
I love Wincle!:biggrin:-used to have their stuff on tap when I worked at Hartington Hall


Does drinking too much Winkle have an effect on one's winkle?
 

threebikesmcginty

Corn Fed Hick...
Location
...on the slake
Had a bottle or two of the US-Belgian collaborative Green Flash / St-Feuillien Friendship Brew, a 6.5% black saison, which I found in a small corner store here in Tokyo. Green Flash were responsible for the ridiculous Ruination IPA I had a few weeks back that caused me to go off on a rant about American IPAs, but this one shows that they can do things with a far more varied palate (perhaps particularly if they have some help ;) ). It's actually quite a complex beer that has something of an Irish dry stout about it, but with all kinds of herby, spicey undertones and even a bit of dark fruit in there. Quite nice, if not actually world-beating, and worth a look.

I've seen it here in the UK, £6 a pop mind, might give it go on a recommendation now though.
 
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User169

Guest
Had a bottle or two of the US-Belgian collaborative Green Flash / St-Feuillien Friendship Brew, a 6.5% black saison, which I found in a small corner store here in Tokyo. Green Flash were responsible for the ridiculous Ruination IPA I had a few weeks back that caused me to go off on a rant about American IPAs, but this one shows that they can do things with a far more varied palate (perhaps particularly if they have some help ;) ). It's actually quite a complex beer that has something of an Irish dry stout about it, but with all kinds of herby, spicey undertones and even a bit of dark fruit in there. Quite nice, if not actually world-beating, and worth a look.

Oh, I like that one, even if a black saison is a bit counterintuitive. My local beershop had it in quite a bit last year and they were selling it temptingly cheaply.

Ruination IPA is from Stone, btw!
 

threebikesmcginty

Corn Fed Hick...
Location
...on the slake
Hey @Delftse Post seen this exciting tome?

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User169

Guest
I've cooked dinner. I've watched Vos kill it in the WK. So, time for a swifty...

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Hoppy Feet 1,5., a 10% double black IPA (FFS!) from Clown Shoes.

It's twice dry hopped, but lots of malt flavour too. Bring on the night sweats!!
 
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rich p

ridiculous old lush
Location
Brighton
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I've cooked dinner. I've watched Vos kill it in the WK. So, time for a swifty...
. Bring on the night sweats!!
You'll stop laughing when I wake up deader than ColinJ
 

Blue

Squire
Location
N Ireland
Just tried a yankee beer, Buddy's bourbon flavoured beer with a hint of honey. I don't mind honey beers so thought it may be interesting, but no - can't taste the beer for the honey. Glad I only had one bottle!
 
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