Agree.
I'm morally opposed to buying anything from the overpriced dickhead part of the supermarket which clocks in sub 6%.
Agree.
I'm morally opposed to buying anything from the overpriced dickhead part of the supermarket which clocks in sub 6%.
In 2017 I rated Hoegaarden 2.0 (out of 5)
Today I’m drinking [a giant bottle of] it and have rated it a 4.25.How times change.
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I had a Northern Monk Tropical World earlier which was pretty decent.
Saw a question on Reddit, what’s the best IPA you can get in supermarkets.
It really is Neck Oil isn’t it.
(Jaipur is winning the votes at present)
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If it's as standard across the country then I guess it'd be one or those. I can get better in mine currently though.
Fairly play to Beavertown turning a selection of decent beers into £6 a pint as standard now.
Aye, that is a bit of a kick in the nuts - especially when I'm in rounds with Carling drinkers but that's not my problem. Similar to Big Wave, it's worth the expense if the only other options are your standard lagers/bitters.
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I'd have Jaipur a million times over Neck Oil. The correct answer is Proper Black though.
Meanwhile I’ve got ten of these for in the garden tomorrow:
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North Brewing Piñata seems to be on clearance in ASDA for 80p a can. Clear the shelf.
Apparently, I'm a fan.
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Yeah I think I’ve had that one. Not usually a fan of overly fruity shit but that was alright. Certainly at 80p I’d be making a run on it.
Is Brewdog's "Cold Beer" any good as what I guess what our antipodean friends would call a mid-strength lager? Saw it on offer earlier, although now looking it up the offer was only a quid less than the official website price so perhaps not that great.
Sorry I’ve never had it. Reviews favourably enough on Untappd though, like a slightly better Lost Lager.
I usually avoid anything Brewdog related, since advent calendar scorned me. However I did pick up one of their King Crush yesterday, as a birthday treat to myself.
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Go to Asda and buy a can of this Croatian beer:
Incredibly tasty!
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I've had a handful of theirs and they were mostly at least pretty decent. Their baltic porter, somewhat predictably, my favourite.
I have a look for some on Friday. 7.4% appeals.
How sad is it that I look up pubs I know I’ll be going to on Untappd, to see what beer they do in advance? Tomorrow’s looks promising for the England game. A pale ale called Paradise No. 3 by Thwaites, with Neck Oil as a failsafe. HEYYYY JUUUUDE…
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I don't think it's that sad but I'm probably not the reassurance you were looking for here.
I'm currently drinking a 12% Tonka-heavy Vaulty City collab and loving life.
Not realising it was likely some Jamie Laing collab I bought 4 of Brewdog's Candy Kittens Eton Mess NEIPAs as they worked out at £1.50 a can, discounted to £2 each and then 4 for 3 in Sainsburys. It's not bad. A bit sickly. Probably something to try if you're into your fruit beers. Buying 4 was probably an error.
Vault City Peach Ice Tea. Does the job.
Ordered my Brew Export Advent Calendar.
Think I’ll knock drinking on the head until 1st December.
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Just made a mai tai with overproof rum. Jesus. I guess I shouldn't be shocked that the jump to 60% is a noticeable one but that stuff certainly puts hairs on your chest.
I just got my homebrewing medals in the post
Found some Beamish, hard to get outside the southwest. How this isn’t more popular than Guinness is a marketing miracle.
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