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Chat Area => General Discussion Area => Topic started by: cam2502 on 26 July 2011, 01:14:43
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whilst out and about today we went to asda, and i was right i9n the mood for a wee drink tonight, so as a wee change picked up a few ive never had just to try em...
wychcraft lager...not bad but wouldnt buy again
peroni lager...lovely!
brothers strawberry cider...oh my god, beautiful!
malvern press 81 cider, apple and pear...both lovely
herold czech lager...very tasty
kopparberg mixed fruit cider...yum
some kind of belgian fruit cider...yup,i'll have again
and the best of the lot..............lindemans kriek cherry beer.....fantastic!!
oh, and a wee vodka and coke just to finish the night
anyone tried any of the above?
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Being an old fashioned 'bitter' man I have tried many and enjoy regularly the produce from the Wytchcraft Brewery. Cabinet is full of it cos I buy the selection packs from Makro when they are on offer. Cris is the cider one, with the exeption of Old Rosie for me, as long as its sweet. All except lagers that is cos I cannot stand the stuff whoever makes it. When I was in Germany the taste of Amstel put me off lager for life UGGGGGGHHHHH! Tasted like chemicals! Coppaberg is a brill cider too as is Old Rosie...not tried the strawberry variant you mention yet but it sounds a bit interesting and definitely summery!!!!! :D
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Sorry mate but strawberry cider and cherry cider sounds wrong, gimme a speckled hen or a bishops finger anyday ;)
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I had quite a few Sneck Lifters at the Lakes meet, lovely stuff ;)
http://www.jenningsbrewery.co.uk/beers/beer.aspx?bid=9
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I had quite a few Sneck Lifters at the Lakes meet, lovely stuff ;)
http://www.jenningsbrewery.co.uk/beers/beer.aspx?bid=9
on of my fav's :y
as are most the wychwoods as well esp Hobgoblin.
Ive varied tastes and like good ciders and lagers too
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I had quite a few shirt Lifters at the Lakes meet, lovely stuff ;)
http://www.jenningsbrewery.co.uk/beers/beer.aspx?bid=9
:o :o :o :o :o :o
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My current favourite is St. Austell Trelawny. :-*
Picked up a few bottles at the brewery when on holiday. Wish I'd bought a couple of cases. :(
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Amstell lager is truly disgusting even from a lager drinkers point of view.
Even as a born and bred Bristolian, i shamefully admit that i am not the worlds greatest cider drinker however, i do like a nice Koppaberg on a hot day and recently, Stella's Cidre.
Bath Ales do some stonking beverages and i only wish i didnt drive for a living as i would do my darndest to try them all :)
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I had quite a few shirt Lifters at the Lakes meet, lovely stuff ;)
http://www.jenningsbrewery.co.uk/beers/beer.aspx?bid=9
:o :o :o :o :o :o
:o :o :-X ;D
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omegod, Bishop's Finger? Just be careful where he puts it and where its been ;D ;D ;D ;D
(its is a great beer though! specky hen too cos I have em both)
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Hmm we live in the UK, the major cider producer in the world.
Why do we import cider?
Why is Tescos so crap for cider?
Small producer cider for me - largest I have is Westons, Thantchers is nice, Healeys cider is nice, their draft stuff is lovely in hot weather.
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Hmm we live in the UK, the major cider producer in the world.
Why do we import cider?
Why is Tescos so crap for cider?
Small producer cider for me - largest I have is Westons, Thantchers is nice, Healeys cider is nice, their draft stuff is lovely in hot weather.
very nice indeed, i knew old man weston & often had it from the barrel. medium sweet for me. boy did it have some strange effects on me. :D
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Sorry mate but strawberry cider and cherry cider sounds wrong, gimme a speckled hen or a bishops finger anyday ;)
oh yes :-* :-* :-* :-* :-* :-*
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I had quite a few Sneck Lifters at the Lakes meet, lovely stuff ;)
http://www.jenningsbrewery.co.uk/beers/beer.aspx?bid=9
on of my fav's :y
as are most the wychwoods as well esp Hobgoblin.
Ive varied tastes and like good ciders and lagers too
went down my local last friday and that was on :-* :-* :-* :-*,its nice to have a decent pub just down the road that always has a few good casks on :-*
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I had an organised visit to here: http://www.tringbrewery.co.uk/ a few weeks back.
Very educational evening and the guide (marketing director + sweeper up I think too) said if no one behind the bar then help yourself to the beer.
A good night was had by all :-)
Steve