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nickyboy

Norven Mankey
Well I've managed to see off the bottles I bought in Tesco yesterday. The Leffe Brown was really good, fully of bitterness nicely balanced with chocolatey sweetness. I'll be having that again. The Leffe Ruby....I was a bit worried about it but I shouldn't have. Not too sweet and went veeeery nicely with Chinese food tonight.
The Tesco "Simply" Dark Ale and Stout were OK-ish but lacked complexity and were lite-versions of the real thing. I won't be buying them again, Revisionist range is much better. The good news is 15yr old son reckons the Stout was the best of the lot. Is he a reincarnation of Albert Tatlock?
 

Beebo

Firm and Fruity
Location
Hexleybeef
The bitterness is a bit over powering, couldnt drink more than a couple of bottles, but at 6.1% that's a good thing.
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srw

It's a bit more complicated than that...
The bitterness is a bit over powering, couldnt drink more than a couple of bottles, but at 6.1% that's a good thing.
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Maybe it was because it was my fourth bottle of the night, but on Thursday I found it perfectly balanced - a proper IPA rather than one of these yankee-doodle impostors.
 

rich p

ridiculous old lush
Location
Brighton
I've got my tribe coming over for my fantastic fish pie so I've just popped into the local M&S for some Citras and Mosaics. Hopefully they'll bring something more challenging with them. I'm hoping for a Schneider Weisse Tap 5 and 6 from my son. It's the least he can do, it's his birthday and I've treated him to new MTB:smile:
 
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User169

Guest
MSR beer.

Another one from Oregan - this time a honey, apricot and pepper ale.

Surprisingly good, quite sweet from the honey, but that's offset by the zingy pepper. Looks like a saison and would be even better with a bit more farmyard character. Overall though, very enjoyable and not too mental at under 5%.

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pah. He's an amateur in comparison. That one that emptied the bottle when I topped it will never be beaten.
 
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User169

Guest
I've got my tribe coming over for my fantastic fish pie so I've just popped into the local M&S for some Citras and Mosaics. Hopefully they'll bring something more challenging with them. I'm hoping for a Schneider Weisse Tap 5 and 6 from my son. It's the least he can do, it's his birthday and I've treated him to new MTB:smile:

Monday off at RichP towers?
 

rich p

ridiculous old lush
Location
Brighton
MSR beer.

Another one from Oregan - this time a honey, apricot and pepper ale.

Surprisingly good, quite sweet from the honey, but that's offset by the zingy pepper. Looks like a saison and would be even better with a bit more farmyard character. Overall though, very enjoyable and not too mental at under 5%.

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Good idea, I need something for the MSR too.
M&S Greenwich Amarillo, citrusy and the guff says it goes well with seafood!

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threebikesmcginty

Corn Fed Hick...
Location
...on the slake
Just found one of these in the garage. Don't remember buying it but really enjoyed drinking it. A bottle conditioned 100% unfiltered, unpasteurised pale ale made with finest pale malts and fresh, whole cascade hops. It were right lively out of the bottle and tasted light, sweet and fruity.
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I'll be looking to get some more.

Like the American stylee liquor store bags.
 
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