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GlassageSome smashing visuals tonight chaps (Scottish, other excepted ) - I have been wandering around the centre of the universe aka London, in t-shirt and jeans!
BUT EARLIER...
I was chatting with Jasper, and he was sure things were going to 'stay the same'. Lots of crowdfunded going on generally...if I was him I would also bite someone's hand off for that sort of investment. It will allow play, expansion and actually quite a "Name" for Megacorp to bandy about worldwide...Camden is full to overflowing most months - cultured folk know Camden / Amy Winebar / threegenerationsmcginty clothes emporia - that ort of crap. Megacorp equate that to profi£.
So, after listening intently, with a knowledgeable look upon my face, (and dribble passing my lips) I got to slip the 'Ink'.
Not to big a beer,but dark, Rich and flavoursome. Guinness would taste like vinegar à côté. (My 'phone has just capitalised rich...so be it) Chocolate but just a bit dry...which has means you need to sup again. The delicious lunchtime pint; two or three would be permissible at about 4.4 ABV. £4.40 a relaxing pint, which is keen in respect of Guinness in London. Worth a try if you like the darkness. Not surprising, like the Kernel 'Black' IPA but good. And it came with the 'Jasper carrot'. I wish I could have stayed for more, but I had to make an excuse and leave...
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OK. I'm indoors now and my Sister has delivered me a bottled beer.
More megacorp!
No-one on here is that Clever. Rest easy...It's all gone SC&P
I'm a bit scared
If the giants are going to try to go Craft, I think this is a preferable way, personally - collaborations, or "brewed for", because Brewdog keep brewing their range to their spec. As long as the collaboration is of good enough quality not to weaken the craft brewers brand, then everyone, hopefully, wins.In other news, I is having a "Tesco Finest" IPA brewed by those non-sell-out-to-big-corps Brew Dog chaps 9.2% - on a school night. I keep forgetting I have not come off work yet...
Some smashing visuals tonight chaps (Scottish, other excepted ) - I have been wandering around the centre of the universe aka London, in t-shirt and jeans!
BUT EARLIER...
I was chatting with Jasper, and he was sure things were going to 'stay the same'. Lots of crowdfunded going on generally...if I was him I would also bite someone's hand off for that sort of investment. It will allow play, expansion and actually quite a "Name" for Megacorp to bandy about worldwide...Camden is full to overflowing most months - cultured folk know Camden / Amy Winebar / threegenerationsmcginty clothes emporia - that sort of crap. Megacorp equate that to profi£.
So, after listening intently, with a knowledgeable look upon my face, (and dribble passing my lips) I got to slip the 'Ink'.
Not to big a beer,but dark, Rich and flavoursome. Guinness would taste like vinegar à côté. (My 'phone has just capitalised rich...so be it) Chocolate but just a bit dry...which has means you need to sup again. The delicious lunchtime pint; two or three would be permissible at about 4.4 ABV. £4.40 a relaxing pint, which is keen in respect of Guinness in London. Worth a try if you like the darkness. Not surprising, like the Kernel 'Black' IPA but good. And it came with the 'Jasper carrot'. I wish I could have stayed for more, but I had to make an excuse and leave...
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If the giants are going to try to go Craft, I think this is a preferable way, personally - collaborations, or "brewed for", because Brewdog keep brewing their range to their spec. As long as the collaboration is of good enough quality not to weaken the craft brewers brand, then everyone, hopefully, wins.
InBev have a duty to make money for their shareholders, who are, I assume, institutional (and so have financial return as their main concern), rather than a few well heeled beer enthusiasts.I'd agree. I think the killer in this is if Inbev at some time in the future decide that they have spare capacity elsewhere in their brewing empire and Camden needs further expansion. If Inbev start brewing Camden stuff elsewhere away from the local management then it's down the gurgler. Otherwise I think folk may be surprised
I've always found Meantime to be pretty cack anyway. Tend to actively avoid it now.Mean Time; brewed partly in Belgium
Sharps; brewed in Burton
Et cetera
The big boys sell brands not beer.
What would you expect but a 'heads up'? We expect it!My local beer shop just warned me about inBev taking over Camden and then went on to say he only liked their aged ipa anyhow......Still, good service, totally unprompted.