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It’s for a good cause, and very drinkable. A ‘re-badged’ Hazy Jane do you think?
What are you drinking tonight 2022?
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It’s for a good cause, and very drinkable. A ‘re-badged’ Hazy Jane do you think?
You've nailed it, yes it's like a re-badged Hazy Jane and none the worse for that.
No, for the local club at “No Frills Joe” we have the resident owner/brewer, Jack. The Wilderness session was with the London group.
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A local brewery specialises in mix fermentation. Some interesting beers, saison aged in varies wine/port/brandy barrels. Also the same with his stout's.
Great as a one of beer to try but not something you would drink a lot of
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Very decent fella he is as well.
his stuff flies out the door often selling out to his distributor before he releases it so someone is buying more than 1
His core range of lacto / sour ipa’s are on tap in a few Donegal bars and a few in Belfast and do well. You get a taste for them after a while. I’ve had 40 cans of it since Christmas
There’s no reason we couldn’t do the same. If @Donegal john knows the chap he could approach him to gauge interest. The brewer could pick maybe three or four beers he would like to showcase to people on the forum. Start a thread to tell people the date and info on how/what to order. Someone sets up the Zoom call and anyone interested orders the same pack of 3 or 4 beers and on the appointed date/time joins the call. The brewer gives up a couple of hours to tell us about the beers and answer questions and in exchange sells a few extra packs of beer and hopefully has a nice evening chatting with like-minded folk.
There's tidy!
H,I'm sure you could easily buy a barrel of wine,empty it somehow then bung some of your beer in it...
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Thanks that is a cool idea.
It is, and it works well where people are geographically spread - within limits!
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That could be arranged as he is a decent person (free beer every time I visit the brewery) I will approach him and feel him out on it and if he is up for it set something up possibly in the brewery with a couple of us that live locally. And a web cam for those that don’t
Enjoying my LPA v2 in the sunshine 33rd annivarsary today how time flys
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No beer, doing a bit of fine dining on the ferry to Liverpool. The ultimate crisp sandwich
Are you going to the game Sam
That was nice so having another
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Yes Rod heading over for a long weekend. Heading to the game with my two older sons and nephew.
I plan a few beers tomorrow in the ship & mitre
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Another local beer. Brewed since 1961 apparently. You'd have thought they might have worked out how to brew a decent beer in that time!
I did find a few more ale-y / craft-y bottles in the supermarket. Chilling in the fridge to try later.
I did find a few more ale-y / craft-y bottles in the supermarket. Chilling in the fridge to try later.
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Nice no nonsense beer
I quite like a can of Alpha on the beach when I'm in Greece haha
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It's not that bad but comes in 3rd out of my readily available Greek lagers. Mythos first, then Fix, then Alfa.
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