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- daftbeaker
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Re: Beer
St Austell - Proper Job. Lovely IPA from Cornwall.
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St Austell - Clouded Yellow. An interesting wheat beer that pours clearly but has a yeast sediment at the bottom, apparently you can get a cloudy beer by swirling the last of the beer. Also, it tastes nice, not as sweet as German wheat beers.
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Badger - Fursty Ferret. I only got it because some other bugger had taken all the Bombardier from Tesco.
Having said that, it's really nice. It's a full flavoured bitter but with a tiny bit of sweetness. I think it might be my new favourite session beer.
Having said that, it's really nice. It's a full flavoured bitter but with a tiny bit of sweetness. I think it might be my new favourite session beer.
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James Boags Premium Larger is the quintessential Australian beer. Boags beers are brewed in Launceston, Tasmania and in true Australian tradition are served COLD of course. We do not abide by lukewarm piss drinking over here mate! That being said, I am a little apprehensive about the concept of beer sourced from a volcano.
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Bought some Liberty Ale (from Anchor Brewing Co) - import from San Fran. A really complex dry hopped ale.

It is absolutely fantastic.
CF

It is absolutely fantastic.
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Cardinal Fang wrote:Bought some Liberty Ale (from Anchor Brewing Co) - import from San Fran. A really complex dry hopped ale.
It is absolutely fantastic.
CF
One of my favorite beers. I put a keg on tap at my local fraternal society every spring, back when I was running the bar for it.
A lot of people are unaware it was brewed to commemorate the famous ride of Paul Revere on April 18th, 1775.
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Never been a huge fan of Anchor Steam.. I think it's because I tried on of their IPAs ( full disclosure, NOT A FAN OF IPA, too bitter ). I'm a stout and porter fan myself. If you can't chew your beer, you shouldn't be drinking it. However I also have been known to get down on some... 
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Discovered this at a food market on the South Bank in London.
Brewed in Cheltenham, UK, and vegan - and totally delish. Some amazing mix of hoppy and malty at once

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Brewed in Cheltenham, UK, and vegan - and totally delish. Some amazing mix of hoppy and malty at once

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Cardinal Fang wrote:Discovered this at a food market on the South Bank in London.
Brewed in Cheltenham, UK, and vegan - and totally delish. Some amazing mix of hoppy and malty at once
CF
Does yeast count as vegan? (genuinely, I would have thought it came a bit close to the aversion to rennet etc.)
Sounds nice though

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Aww! I got chocolate on my tee shirt and trouseres.
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Purple Lil wrote:Aww! I got chocolate on my tee shirt and trouseres.
Oops! Wrong thread.
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Nef Yoo BlackBeard wrote:oi spilt ribena onna me dyapee rrrrr
Go change your diaper and I'll get you some chocolate milk.
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Purple Lil wrote:Nef Yoo BlackBeard wrote:oi spilt ribena onna me dyapee rrrrr
Go change your diaper and I'll get you some chocolate milk.
The contents of his diaper could pass for chocolate milk in a photo.
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("Against stupidity, the gods themselves contend in vain.")
-- Friedrich Schiller (1759–1805)
Reality is that which, when you stop believing in it, doesn't go away.
-- Philip K Dick
What happens when all the renewable energy runs out?
-- Victoria Ayling
English isn't much of a language for swearing. When I studied Ancient Greek I was delighted to discover a single word - Rhaphanidosthai - which translates roughly as "Be thou thrust up the fundament with a radish for adultery."
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