Have a couple of these left in the fridge. Probably the worst beer I’ve ever had. 
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Beer, revisited
- Thread starter SerenityNigh
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Its fantakka this, proper malty Vienna style lager.
Not quite as good as the steins we were drinking from the tap the other day mind!
Not quite as good as the steins we were drinking from the tap the other day mind!
evertondotcom
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For any Wirral folk, or those who like to travel for a good beer, I urge you to visit Trappist in Hoylake. If you’re into your Belgium beers (and who isn’t) you won’t regret it.
Before lockdown they drove to Brugges solely to bring back a few cases of De Garre. I pre ordered 6 bottles as soon as they got back to the UK.
Before lockdown they drove to Brugges solely to bring back a few cases of De Garre. I pre ordered 6 bottles as soon as they got back to the UK.
FrenchDarrenBent
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Quality beer that, not well known. A tad too strong for me, still an extremely enjoyable beer. The bar itself is quality too.
Those Hoylake people really know their business.
If you ever visit the old WWI memorials in Ypres (the Belgian front, not too far from Bruges), or you travel to the Somme, be sure you don't miss the excellent breweries you pass on your way through... Might save you a pretty penny
Tastes about as good as it's name tbh
evertondotcom
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Spot on.
I went to ‘the’ bar in Brugges that brewed the De Garre I believe, served with lovely little chunks of cheese.
I can’t wait to go back one day.
evertondotcom
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That’s the one pal, what a place.
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
Good news.
oxforddrinker.camra.org.uk
Had a couple of these yesterday, not too hoppy. As is usual for Big Bog, an excellent pint
Lamb & Flag to re-open by Christmas as a community-run pub
Top real ale pub to retain its character and wide choice of beers
oxforddrinker.camra.org.uk
Had a couple of these yesterday, not too hoppy. As is usual for Big Bog, an excellent pint
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Spadge Vernacular
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Well, this is exciting!
Best beer I had in Bruges was called a Westvleteren 12 which was shipped in from an abbey of Trappist monks. You could only get it from one bar in Bruges and only at certain times of the year as they didn't brew many crates. It was expensive but SO tasty. Tasted like honey.
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
More follows !
coollino
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Best beer I had in Bruges was called a Westvleteren 12 which was shipped in from an abbey of Trappist monks. You could only get it from one bar in Bruges and only at certain times of the year as they didn't brew many crates. It was expensive but SO tasty. Tasted like honey.
you should see how much these sell for here and in the US, $20+ easy
I can't remember the round price when I was there but there were 5 of us and we only got one bottle each as it was pricey. Couldn't say no though! Stuck to my favourite La Chouffe most of the time.