karloz
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I have become a bit after a fan of 'dark lord's lately, and wondered if anyone knows of a homebrew kit equivalent?
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Brewed by Batemans
Style: Porter
Skegness, England
Serve in English pint, Shaker
ABV 5.00%
IBU 27
SRM 25
COMMERCIAL DESCRIPTION
Bottle: Pasteurised.
Sold as Mr George's Ruby Porter in the US due to trademark issues.
Note: According to sources, currently (2012) Dark Lord and Salem Porter are the same beer - named Dark Lord in bottles and Salem Porter on cask.
A dark ruby beer with a rich flavour and spicy finish. The hop grist adds a hint of citrus to complement the roasted malt character. Dark, Delicious and Delectable.
Dark Lord is a hoppy bitter-sweet dark ale with a finish of hazelnuts. It is an ideal accompaniment to roast beef or venison. Dark, Delicious & Delectabl
Style: Porter
Skegness, England
Serve in English pint, Shaker
ABV 5.00%
IBU 27
SRM 25
COMMERCIAL DESCRIPTION
Bottle: Pasteurised.
Sold as Mr George's Ruby Porter in the US due to trademark issues.
Note: According to sources, currently (2012) Dark Lord and Salem Porter are the same beer - named Dark Lord in bottles and Salem Porter on cask.
A dark ruby beer with a rich flavour and spicy finish. The hop grist adds a hint of citrus to complement the roasted malt character. Dark, Delicious and Delectable.
Dark Lord is a hoppy bitter-sweet dark ale with a finish of hazelnuts. It is an ideal accompaniment to roast beef or venison. Dark, Delicious & Delectabl
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