splinter7
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I had a very nice pint of draft Branoc the other day, not strong at 3.8%, but thirst quenching, brewed a few miles up the road from me
https://www.branscombebrewery.co.uk/
https://www.branscombebrewery.co.uk/
splinter7
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Their Breezy Amber sounds right up my alley.
I'd have Summa That
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Hopxit
For once I don't mind, the lowering of the alcohol % for tax reasons (though not lowering the price!
), it makes it harder for me to have enough to fall over
Interesting approach to save money. Over here it is usually done by reducing the volume/amount/size in a sales unit. (have you seen a Hostess pastry these days?)
It would be easy enough to reduce ABV by lowing the gravity via less malt or using more water; more water being the easiest way to ensure uniformity and minimize the impact to flavour.
It would be easy enough to reduce ABV by lowing the gravity via less malt or using more water; more water being the easiest way to ensure uniformity and minimize the impact to flavour.
I often wonder what quality beer costs in Europe. By quality, I mean, smaller breweries who are considered micro-breweries. In the US, this market has literally exploded. I mean, they are everywhere, each brewing their own brew and sometimes growing their hops onsite.
Anyway, it's totally not unusual to pay $16 for a 4 pack of pints for micro-brews. Compared to the mass produced stuff, there really is no comparison. Very high quality, incredible flavor profiles, at times, pretty high in ABV.
Anyway, it's totally not unusual to pay $16 for a 4 pack of pints for micro-brews. Compared to the mass produced stuff, there really is no comparison. Very high quality, incredible flavor profiles, at times, pretty high in ABV.
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Yeah, I've even seen a few for $24, though I never broke down and tried them.
Three Floyds Cocomungo at $22 a 4pk is the best value in the US; provided you like stouts.
These days I don't blink until it goes over $28 a 4 pk.
But, I like big beers and I do not lie ...
These days I don't blink until it goes over $28 a 4 pk.
But, I like big beers and I do not lie ...
Dogfish Head 120 Minute IPA
10 dollars a bottle
Never had one.
10 dollars a bottle
Never had one.
Because if you do you will want more.
At the same price I have bought a 4 pack of their world wide stout. I wont again because it had to cellar 2.5 years before it was worth drinking.
The pint of Branoc from the very small Branscombe Brewery I had in one of the local pubs is £3.80 so about $4.85.
I normally pay £4.20 ($5.36) for a pint of Greene King IPA (ABV 3.6%) in my local pub. If you buy bottled Real Ale from the supermarkets its a lot cheaper, as no overheads of running a pub, and they use them as loss leaders. So, a 500ml/0.88 of a pint bottle of Greene King IPA costs £1.50/$1.92, quite a difference, but I'm a social drinker so I don't drink in the house. I go down to the pub if I want a drink, get chatting and drink more!
by the way, this is from one of my fav brewerys', Hop Butcher out of Chicago
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The Rang
2K Club - QQ Super Nova
Nice Blonde Ale, I find most too much on the light side, this one heavier and flavourful.
From Gig Harbor Brewing in Gig Harbor, WA (home of Intervention Records).
The Rang
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The Rang
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Never heard of No-Li before, they’re from Spokane WA.
Heavier than most Hazy IPAs yet not super citrusy. Nice enough beer, a bit nondescript.
(Northern Lights)
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