Craft Beer

James said:
I genuinely couldn't drink it, made me feel sick. :lol: I'm struggling quite a lot with NEPAs since my sense of taste and smell came back, they don't taste the same. There's a hop I can't quite put my finger on that is overpowering and I find it undrinkable, it tastes vile to me. That plus the thin mouthfeel was enough to go down the drain.
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Bummer. Last one I poured away was a sour, I just don't bother with them any more. Struggled with a couple of the new supermarket stouts as well. Not that they're bad beers, I should have known better and not bought the almond one for example.
 


I look forward to the day when some bearded top knot bloke produces actual shit in a can fused with actual piss and gives it an ironic title and people lap it up.
 
JonJon said:
They already have varieties of this or something like it, less the ironic titles. You'll find cooking lager like carling and fosters readily available in most off licenses and supermarkets.
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That didn't take long.
 
Frijj said:
Love paying £6 for a third of a limited-run imperial stout like. It's those kind of places that the Carling and Fosters drinkers stay away from, as they can't get pissed for £20. A higher class establishment with no lager-drinking scratters. Bliss.
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aka, a bore fest.
No wonder you are crack free if you frequent these places.
 
Frijj said:
I don’t find it boring at all mate. It’s good crack. Try it, you might find a taste for it.

Gotta be better than sinking tins of Carling.
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I have been in Brewdog, it was like another layer of hell.
I have never had a can of Carling as far as I can remember.
 

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