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User169

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A rather nice prezzie from 3bm.

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I've been wanting to taste this for a while and it really is totes delish. Strong esters on the nose like Westmalle, but a less astringent more floral taste. Lovely balance and the 9% is well hidden.

I can see why it's well regarded - a kind of cross between Westmalle and Karmeliet Double yumtus!!
 

srw

It's a bit more complicated than that...
Is that for a pint????

If it is, that's cheaper than the cheapest place* I've ever been in

* for ref this is Hyde snooker club which has Sam Smiths at 1.99 a pint
You're too young. I paid 67p a pint for "bitter" in my college bar, 80p or so for Newly Brown and about 90p for Ruddles County.

Even in the pub, Morrells Old Tom was only about £1.15.

(Cue old gits reporting 1960s prices...)
 

stephec

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Bolton
You're too young. I paid 67p a pint for "bitter" in my college bar, 80p or so for Newly Brown and about 90p for Ruddles County.

Even in the pub, Morrells Old Tom was only about £1.15.

(Cue old gits reporting 1960s prices...)
You're probably a bit younger than me.

When I legally started 67p was normal pub price for a pint of Boddington's.
 
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User169

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Bloody hell. I thought oyster stout was a serving suggestion, not a recipe.

That was the original meaning - stout to be drunk alongside oysters.
 

threebikesmcginty

Corn Fed Hick...
Location
...on the slake
Another McGinty tip-off if anyone's interested in Fuller's Vintage Ale, they've cocked up on the label printing on some 2016's and are flogging them off at £4/bottle (you have to buy a case). That's not bad for this stuff, which is quite nice.
 
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