JapanBrew
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It's all the same type lager. Gets pretty boring.
Best commercial beer
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It's all the same type lager. Gets pretty boring.
Its getting out of hand now.
"craft" beers everywhere, every bottle is hopped to the max and each trying to be more radical than the next (is it Brewdog,s fault hmmmm?)
Thank God for homebrew ðŸËâ¡
"craft" beers everywhere, every bottle is hopped to the max and each trying to be more radical than the next (is it Brewdog,s fault hmmmm?)
Thank God for homebrew ðŸËâ¡
just had an elvis juice.
lush, so I suppose it is brewdog's fault.
as far as uk breweries go, if I could only drinks beers from a single brewery, brewdog would be my choice! :
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just had an elvis juice.
lush, so I suppose it is brewdog's fault.
as far as uk breweries go, if I could only drinks beers from a single brewery, brewdog would be my choice! :
Nah!...you would soon be bored witless...
wheres me coat...
LarryF
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A while ago I had a night on bottles of Erdinger, 5.3%, a bugger to pour but a lovely beer.
BeerisGOD
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id say it would be the extra special porter (shepherds neame) in Asda for me.
a banks mild is a nice sessionable beer although its nowhere to be seen lately I'm sad to say
can there ever be a better commercial IPA to a homebrew one? not for me
a banks mild is a nice sessionable beer although its nowhere to be seen lately I'm sad to say
can there ever be a better commercial IPA to a homebrew one? not for me
Linalmeemow
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Where are you based, JB? Last time I was over there was a lot more choice in the convenience stores, and getting decent beer in the cities was easier than ever...
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I dunno, some of the American DIPAs are incredibly good.
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I'm with you...just had an elvis juice.
lush, so I suppose it is brewdog's fault.
as far as uk breweries go, if I could only drinks beers from a single brewery, brewdog would be my choice! :
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I'm with you! ðŸâÂjust had an elvis juice.
lush, so I suppose it is brewdog's fault.
as far as uk breweries go, if I could only drinks beers from a single brewery, brewdog would be my choice! :
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Camden town brewery is now owned by anheuser-Busch InBev NV (belgian giant which makes budweiser) so I guess you can now call that commercial. I can get it in a few supermarkets near me (waitrose and sainsburys) Their pale ale is fantastic - less bitter than brewdogs punk ipa (which I also like) and with a great finish. Problem is its ã6 a litre! Aside from that its all good
just had an elvis juice.
lush, so I suppose it is brewdog's fault.
as far as uk breweries go, if I could only drinks beers from a single brewery, brewdog would be my choice! :
It was tongue in cheek, i actually love Brewdog beers even if the two head honchos patter is cheesy mince.
If i could make Elvis Juice or the old Punk IPA i wouldn't leave the house.
Ever.......
I like the fact that it's now more accessible to the masses. More people trying it and wondering how they have lived so long drinking pissy fizzy dish water.
It's also appearing in more pubs too which is great news.
Still love making my own beer though.
Tim1975
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I was in Rye over the last couple of days and had an amazing local lager and it consisted of:
East Anglian malt, saaz and cascade hops, then re-ferment using Champagne yeast before adding a "dosage" of the rare and fragrant Nelson Sauvin hop before cold filtering this unpasturised beer into bottle. Full-flavoured and well balanced with aromatic hoppy notes and a crisp refreshing finish.
Called ChapelDown Curious brew, link here but love the fact they are using different yeasts and the hops were amazing
https://www.chapeldown.com/curious-brew
East Anglian malt, saaz and cascade hops, then re-ferment using Champagne yeast before adding a "dosage" of the rare and fragrant Nelson Sauvin hop before cold filtering this unpasturised beer into bottle. Full-flavoured and well balanced with aromatic hoppy notes and a crisp refreshing finish.
Called ChapelDown Curious brew, link here but love the fact they are using different yeasts and the hops were amazing
https://www.chapeldown.com/curious-brew
GhostShip
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There are loads of nice beers around, but having a preference for lighter, golden beers, my absolute favourite would be Adnams Ghost Ship. Fantastic pint.
just love your avatar.... how a fence can give you the finger! :lol:
Guzzler, love that name. Much better than Psycho!
I really like Dublin Porter from Guinness. I prefer it to their more famous tipple.
Aside from that, in Northern Ireland we have a growing number of commercial micro breweries and their stuff is amazing. Our local whetherspoons does a vast array of real ales. There is the Ards Brewing company who do a Ballyblack - beautiful stout and Scrabo gold which is a lovely IPA.
But really since I started getting into ales I prefer to sample them all - love trying new stuff and like the American ales immensely.
Aside from that, in Northern Ireland we have a growing number of commercial micro breweries and their stuff is amazing. Our local whetherspoons does a vast array of real ales. There is the Ards Brewing company who do a Ballyblack - beautiful stout and Scrabo gold which is a lovely IPA.
But really since I started getting into ales I prefer to sample them all - love trying new stuff and like the American ales immensely.
Pfeffer
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Delirium tremens is also a very nice one, but la Chouffe would be my favorite.
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