coollino
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Real hit or miss with the M&S beers. Some are flat as a pancake. See yours was fine...
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Beer, revisited
- Thread starter SerenityNigh
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Real hit or miss with the M&S beers. Some are flat as a pancake. See yours was fine...
GlosBlue
Player Valuation: £25m
I'd love to try that! Any good?
Yeah, I agree. Definitely the odd gem though, very impressed with this one.
carlos21
KING OF REP
Alright ste,
Aye aye Carlos, how's yer weekend goin?
carlos21
KING OF REP
Very good mate,
Not the biggest fan of Belgian beers but I do like Straffe Hendrick.
This is their 2016 Tripel and undergoes secondary fermentation using wild yeast. Not too sweet and cloying like some of 'em, it has fairly subtle honey and aniseed flavours. Splendid, wish I'd bought a couple to let one age.
This is their 2016 Tripel and undergoes secondary fermentation using wild yeast. Not too sweet and cloying like some of 'em, it has fairly subtle honey and aniseed flavours. Splendid, wish I'd bought a couple to let one age.
GlosBlue
Player Valuation: £25m
Looks very nice!I tried a St Bernardus Christmas, it was nice
Been trying a lot of Bell's recently (a Michigan brewer; too bad Chico isn't here to joke on the name.) They've got some really solid brews in a range of styles and I like them a lot.
Expedition Stout is really sweet; almost too much in the first bottle, but when I finished the sixer I wished I had more
Their Barleywine, my first of this sort (I understand this is an American style, but tastes like certain Belgian styles)
And their Best Brown
Expedition Stout is really sweet; almost too much in the first bottle, but when I finished the sixer I wished I had more
Their Barleywine, my first of this sort (I understand this is an American style, but tastes like certain Belgian styles)
And their Best Brown
It's really good. I also like the Delerium tremens and nocturnum. Not Christmas brews, per se, but fitting for the holidays*. (*especially so, depending how much you enjoy your visitors)
Also, love Prairie's Christmas Bomb!, but a bit pricey at $10 (~£6) per bottle. And you can't get this outside of the US I don't think. The others are all Belgian and you should be able to get them easily in the UK.
GlosBlue
Player Valuation: £25m
They all sound great. Love a nice dark beer at Christmas. Shame not many of the US ones make it over here and those that do are quite expensive.It's really good. I also like the Delerium tremens and nocturnum. Not Christmas brews, per se, but fitting for the holidays*. (*especially so, depending how much you enjoy your visitors)
Also, love Prairie's Christmas Bomb!, but a bit pricey at $10 (~£6) per bottle. And you can't get this outside of the US I don't think. The others are all Belgian and you should be able to get them easily in the UK.
centralTon
Player Valuation: £10m
Which ones?
I have 4 bottles of Yellow Belly that I've been saving for Xmas and Boxing day, but have recently tried their,
Lemon Meringue Ice Cream Pie,
Ice Cream Pale Ale,
Rocky Road Ice Cream,
Texas Pecan Ice Cream collaborations.
Really liked them all for different reasons, but the two dark ones, Rocky Road and Texas Pecan, were fantastic and similar in style to the Yellow Belly.
coollino
Player Valuation: £80m
It's really good. I also like the Delerium tremens and nocturnum. Not Christmas brews, per se, but fitting for the holidays*. (*especially so, depending how much you enjoy your visitors)
Also, love Prairie's Christmas Bomb!, but a bit pricey at $10 (~£6) per bottle. And you can't get this outside of the US I don't think. The others are all Belgian and you should be able to get them easily in the UK.
You can get a few Prairie's, about £10 a bottle though. Then again, I was drinking Cantillon Mamouche and a 2013 Saint Lamvinus the other day, aware how much they are over there!