Is that laminated ply 3BM?
Beer?
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Tried the other one tonight. Very similar look, carbonation and head, like they were mass produced by a big manufacturer or something.
Deeper taste, more molassy type thing and a slightly more relaxed feeling due to the higher alchohol content one assumes. I prefer the other one.
threebikesmcginty
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Sourced Market at St Panc today, more London craft brewers on offer, there must be a million by now. Anyway 6 new beers to try!
threebikesmcginty
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Tesco* revisionist DIPA, brewed by Wychwood, hopped with citra and chinook. Not bad, not overly anything really, see how it gets on...
*not that I go there, happened to be passing.
*not that I go there, happened to be passing.
[QUOTE 3274223, member: 259"]I had some of that last time I was over. What did you think? I just can't get on with dark "pale" ales.[/QUOTE]
Agreed Mort - it's bollix innit?
I had a 'Taste the Difference' IPA from Sainos just now - not bad at all.
CBA to get my glasses to read the small print and see who the brewer was!
Agreed Mort - it's bollix innit?
I had a 'Taste the Difference' IPA from Sainos just now - not bad at all.
CBA to get my glasses to read the small print and see who the brewer was!
John the Monkey
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[QUOTE 3274223, member: 259"]I had some of that last time I was over. What did you think? I just can't get on with dark "pale" ales.[/QUOTE]
It was a limited, sadly, but "Stormy Point" (Cheshire Brewhouse) was a belting example of a DIPA.
It was a limited, sadly, but "Stormy Point" (Cheshire Brewhouse) was a belting example of a DIPA.
threebikesmcginty
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[QUOTE 3274223, member: 259"]I had some of that last time I was over. What did you think? I just can't get on with dark "pale" ales.[/QUOTE]
I like em on the whole, mind you I don't like lambic so what do I know.
I like em on the whole, mind you I don't like lambic so what do I know.
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After last weekends disappointment with the Honey Ale, I spotted "Gold Miner" by the same brewery in the Co-op this evening - much better, but still a bit meh. Brewed in the New Forest by The Free Miner Brewery.
John the Monkey
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Used to be Marstons (I got a few bottles of it for my birthday last year). Very nice, iirc!
threebikesmcginty
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If you want my advice don't buy beer that's been mucked about with, adding fruit and bee dung is wicked and it's wrong.
I'd be getting some of those excellent Scottish beers down me before the Yes vote goes through and the whole country gets flushed down the pan. Maybe.
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There will be feck all left if it's a YES vote and I get my hands on it - next Friday night might be a blur irrespective of how it goes...
threebikesmcginty
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Attaboy - boosting the economy!
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threebikesmcginty
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As a mark of how highly I regard you, I'll send you some of this:
Lovely, glass at the ready...
