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DeathTrooper
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Drink that in dat bar along with Camden hells pale.
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Craft Beer
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minkey
Striker
Have been liking Camden pale of late. Good call.
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DeathTrooper
Guest
Aye that's the name ain't just Camden pale. The other one red cans is Camden hells.
where's it stocked?
pedro_1879
Winger
Isn't that too weak to be an IPA? They're supposed to be over 6% aren't they?
The alcohol content had to be high to stop it going off when being shipped to India... Or something along those lines
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Pallion exile
Guest
Don't know about up there, I'm Nth Yorkshire, and it gets this far. Enterprise Inns do some Farmers ales (Farmers Blonde), so they might hav it.
Historically yeah.
minkey
Striker
Aye the bells is the Lager, which is also decent actually. The pint pot also look canny in my kitchen cupboard.
On that subject, do people still errrm borrow glasses from pubs?
I was once asked for a fiver deposit for a La Chouffe glass. After saying no, she then said 'well just your house keys then' I laughed so much she said there's no need but that they had lost a lot recently and they didn't know how to stop it.
I still took the f***ing thing like!
Sgt Pepper
Striker
They're class in the main, the Yanks do some excellent beers these days. I was drinking Shipyard IPA in the Worm on Saturday which is American style IPA and it's a lovely drop.
The problem I have with them is that I enjoy some of them that much I can drink them like water.
The problem I have with them is that I enjoy some of them that much I can drink them like water.
Charmless Man
Striker
Doubt that very much. Weak porters and stouts were being shipped to the Americas fine.
pedro_1879
Winger
Heard it on a brewery tour I think, granted the IPA is just for branding etc these days
ravydavygravy
Striker
Sour beer is the boyo for me.
Belgian Gueuze being the godfather, but a very acquired, funky taste.
Belgian Gueuze being the godfather, but a very acquired, funky taste.
There are some very good craft beers and some very good ales and some very good ciders and some bearable lagers. All equal!
Hells is the lager. The unfiltered is really nice if you can find it.
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DeathTrooper
Guest
Aye. I realised once I'd wrote I'd mixed both names up. ill keep an eye out for it.
clyde
Winger
some superb craft beers out there, picked a few up yesterday in fenwicks and M&S, however this is my fave beer at the moment
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SproutMackem
Striker
They are nice but most taste alike, just the the level of hoppiness changes.
Daughter (no) had a few trips to Belgium a couple of years ago and that was one of the ones she brought back. Cracking it is as were many of them she brought--Nee session beers mind
where you getting it from --fenwicks and m&S as above?
clyde
Winger
think i bought some in Booths supermarket in ripon a couple of months ago, cant remember as i brought 20 different beers back, anyway i have recently been ordering from hereDaughter (no) had a few trips to Belgium a couple of years ago and that was one of the ones she brought back. Cracking it is as were many of them she brought--Nee session beers mind
where you getting it from --fenwicks and m&S as above?
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