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Hell and Damnation from DeMo. My little tour of N France today makes this more apt than I would have imagined.
Beer?
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threebikesmcginty
Corn Fed Hick...
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Mine are quite small...
I'm no expert, and I don't know if we have one on the forum, but I'm worried that your tight wristwatch strap might cause DVT?
threebikesmcginty
Corn Fed Hick...
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The stalwart of every dingey offie in the smoke, quite sweet but not a bad drop, Jamaica's finest...
threebikesmcginty
Corn Fed Hick...
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Trick of the light or summat, snot tight at all.
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I have remembered that I have some Innis & Gunn in the beer fridge; but not until after I opened some of Mr Blackthorn's finest crisp cider
threebikesmcginty
Corn Fed Hick...
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Ponce.
smutchin
Cat 6 Racer
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- The Red Enclave
Four of Tesco's finest "Revisionist" ales, brewed "exclusively" for Mr Cohen by Marston's. They were on special offer.
First up, the "Saison" - Pleasant enough. Refreshing. I would drink this one again. Good body, creamy, sweet and malty. Not bad.
Next, the "Wheat Beer" - A cloudy golden German-style thing. Again, refreshing but a bit light on flavour. Meh. Needs more zing.
Number three: "Pacific Hop Red Ale" - Yuck. Really didn't like this one. Aggressive, unbalanced hops, cloying maltiness, over-carbonated. Blech.
Fourth, "Rye Pale Ale" - Mmmm, not bad. Much, much better than the Red Ale. More complex flavours than any of the others. Fruity, spicy, sweet. Yeah, not bad at all. Although my judgment may have been influenced by the fact that it was my fourth bottle.
First up, the "Saison" - Pleasant enough. Refreshing. I would drink this one again. Good body, creamy, sweet and malty. Not bad.
Next, the "Wheat Beer" - A cloudy golden German-style thing. Again, refreshing but a bit light on flavour. Meh. Needs more zing.
Number three: "Pacific Hop Red Ale" - Yuck. Really didn't like this one. Aggressive, unbalanced hops, cloying maltiness, over-carbonated. Blech.
Fourth, "Rye Pale Ale" - Mmmm, not bad. Much, much better than the Red Ale. More complex flavours than any of the others. Fruity, spicy, sweet. Yeah, not bad at all. Although my judgment may have been influenced by the fact that it was my fourth bottle.
Maverick Goose
A jumped up pantry boy, who never knew his place
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Laughing Gravy by the Ulverston Brewery for me tonight- pleasantly malty and hoppy, tasty and shame I just have the one bottle!
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Milk stout....geddit?!
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smutchin
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A crafty craft beer on the train...
Hmmmm. Why do so many brewers insist on ruining a perfectly ok beer with Nelson bloody Sauvin?
Hmmmm. Why do so many brewers insist on ruining a perfectly ok beer with Nelson bloody Sauvin?
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Whilst I've not tried that one, in general I lurve Nelson Sauv!!
Maverick Goose
A jumped up pantry boy, who never knew his place
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Me too!
