Tidy dozen just arrived from Electric Bear in Bath:
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Beer, revisited
- Thread starter SerenityNigh
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Spadge Vernacular
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I have had my eye on the Biscoff Porter but not tried, yet. Let us know your thoughts (on all actually) please mate.
carlos21
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Good evening mate.
Spadge Vernacular
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Hey mate, how's things with you?
carlos21
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I am good today mate hope you keeping well.
Spadge Vernacular
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Aye, been playing at finishing a report so need a bit of focus. Hopefully it'll write itself if I open a beer
carlos21
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Go mate.Aye, been playing at finishing a report so need a bit of focus. Hopefully it'll write itself if I open a beer
Yeah, that porter is the main reason I ordered off them, you can get that in a solo six pack as well but its pretty pricey so I wanted to try it first. Will let you know.
coollino
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Cold brew coffee sour sounds nice and refreshing.
Yeah, very intrigued by that one.
carlos21
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Good evening ste how are you doing tonight.
They are.
8 cans ordered due to arrive tomorrow.
£25 like but they have some lovely stuff
Here's what I've got in the bottom of my fridge; the latest additions are a pilsner "Daily Pils" and a Wit beer. I have a hard time imagining growing up in previous generations here in the USA where all that was available were the big domestics (such as Miller Lite) and some regional lagers (e.g., Yuengling, Little Kings, Rainier, Rolling Rock, etc.), but not much else.
How did the Miller Lite sneak on in there? Or are you just using it to prop up the proper beer.