chaosfactor wrote:Can we make a smilie of Mr yellow geezer downing a pint please?


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chaosfactor wrote:Can we make a smilie of Mr yellow geezer downing a pint please?
Iz Man wrote:I was actually referring to the brewery, not the pub.Snorri1234 wrote:40+ beers is not that special. I sporadically go to a bar in amsterdam serving over 150 beers or so.
Most of those are fucking weird. Raspberry flavoured beer is just...strange, though my friend seems to like it. but when they serve you some of the finest belgian and german beers all is forgiven.
It's a little unusual for a brewery to brew that many different beers, albeit after checking their website some are really just minor variations of the same style.
Pubs are certainly different; same here in the States.
There's a bar (not a brew pub) very near my house that offers over 280 different types of beer from around the world. 40 of which are on tap......
So I thought it was really cool to see a small local English brewery brewing so many different beers.
Another example of why more of the English need to get out to their local pub.
A raspberry beer:Snorri1234 wrote:Raspberry flavoured beer is just...strange, though my friend seems to like it. but when they serve you some of the finest belgian and german beers all is forgiven.
Iz Man wrote:A raspberry beer:Snorri1234 wrote:Raspberry flavoured beer is just...strange, though my friend seems to like it. but when they serve you some of the finest belgian and german beers all is forgiven.
and yet Belgian........
Snorri1234 wrote:I know. At least they do experiment, though often the results are not quite to my taste. I once had a beer with orange flavours, and there are some with cherry and peach flavours which are not entirely bad.
I don't like these fancy types, but I guess the more beers the better.
Iz Man wrote:
Looks like a great place to enjoy an ale after work. Its great that you support them.
Keep it up !
Snorri1234 wrote:Iz Man wrote:A raspberry beer:Snorri1234 wrote:Raspberry flavoured beer is just...strange, though my friend seems to like it. but when they serve you some of the finest belgian and german beers all is forgiven.
and yet Belgian........
I know. At least they do experiment, though often the results are not quite to my taste. I once had a beer with orange flavours, and there are some with cherry and peach flavours which are not entirely bad.
I don't like these fancy types, but I guess the more beers the better.
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