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This is a new one for me, my neighbours brought it back from there holiday, we looked after their cat. A nice classic English beer taste, love it
 

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So my Dortmunder Bier/Pilsner was plied around the massed family BBQ yesterday.
To my surprise (but hoped for) praise was heaped on it and me. Especially for restraining it to 4.6%.
Ideal for a warm sunny BBQ day.
Quarts (that's 40 imp fluid ounces or 1,136ml ) are great poured into a jug, then shared around.
 
Nice glass, what’s it taste like?
The Saisons End Wolf is a bit maltier, less stabley, some lemon and peppery on the after taste. Saisons are perhaps not entirely to my taste, and my user upper was always something of a gamble anyway!
It's had 7 weeks in the bottle, but I think it will benefit from more conditioning time. The mix of malts, means there's a lot going on!
I'll likely leave off opening the 5l keg until a hot day in late August.
 
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So my Dortmunder Bier/Pilsner was plied around the massed family BBQ yesterday.
To my surprise (but hoped for) praise was heaped on it and me. Especially for restraining it to 4.6%.
Ideal for a warm sunny BBQ day.
Quarts (that's 40 imp fluid ounces or 1,136ml ) are great poured into a jug, then shared around.
Looks delicious
 
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