BALDISBEAUTIFUL
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I hope we get some decent beer in and not that John Smith shit. Two local breweries will do :- Harveys and Dark Star, job done.....
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Bad News About Falmer Catering
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Why would we want a Red and Blue bar at Falmer?
The Grockle
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This is the Red and Blue bar in the upper tier of the Holmesdale at Selhurst. If they can do a similar job at Falmer, it will be fine.
I have to say although the colour scheme is a little garish that does looks pretty good.
The Large One
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I don't think that's too much to ask for.
The Large One
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This is the Red and Blue bar in the upper tier of the Holmesdale at Selhurst. If they can do a similar job at Falmer, it will be fine.
Notwithstanding the decor and the colour, you can clearly see the potential for Falmer.
honey boy zimba
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Trouble is Harveys starts to go bad after 3-4 days tetleys and fosters has a couple of months shelf life .Not to hard to see which one is more economic to use.sccc get away with it because of 4 day games and 20/20 matches close together
little al
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I have to add that the lower tier bars are your usual concrete walled shite.
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There are many ways to get around that issue.
honey boy zimba
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how ?
Alex Alex Dawson oo! oo!
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Maximise the shelf life from the brewery, buy the beer "bright" which makes it easier to handle, keep it in a proper temperature controlled environment, don't tap loads of new barrels towards the end of the afternoon or evening session - just a few thoughts on managing a perishable product.
honey boy zimba
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sorry but bright has the sediment removed so it reduces shelflife also it is a inferior product
jmsc
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No they don't, SCCC sell their Harveys as 'bright beer'
I do know that one of the companies that has tendered for the bar franchise,
have had preliminary talks with the Dark Star brewery about supplying real ale to Falmer.
honey boy zimba
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also you only have a 2 hour or so window it needs to be tapped day before cant see how falmer can sell reat ale without loosing loads of money
jmsc
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The only way you can have real ale at Falmer is for it to be bright.
If it's tapped on the day, there is absolutely no way you could tell, infact, as they won't have a cellar, it would probably be better!
NMH
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The Norwich fans didn't seem to think much of the Withdean burgers, I have to say.
They're consistently shite at least, though sometimes still cold/frozen in the middle
They're consistently shite at least, though sometimes still cold/frozen in the middle
honey boy zimba
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you miss my point if you have half a barrel of bright left then it will go bad if you have half a barrel of tetleys left then it will save until next match .sccc only use bright now and again ive ask the celler man their
Alex Alex Dawson oo! oo!
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Er no - the bright beer is removed and the sediment is left behind at the brewery. Can't see why the shelf life should be impacted until the barrel is tapped provided the barrel is sterile and the headspace within is minimised and maybe flooded with something inert to expel any residual O2. Whether it's an inferior product is a matter of personal opinion - different perhaps?
Or perhaps it will be like Tesco's - reduced price beer for the last hour?
honey boy zimba
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You are still missing the point, i understand entirely the difference between "Bright" and Harveys real Ale.
My point is that once tapped both Bright and Real ale only has a couple of days before its is past its best. So if either is not used with in the time period then it would be waste!
Put it this way, if Falmer has 12 kiosks all selling Harveys then you will have 12 part full barrels at the end of each match unless there is a home game within a couple of days.
After 3/4 days the ale will become unusable and classed as waste.
Yes you can tap bright as when needed unlike sedimented Harveys.
My point is that once tapped both Bright and Real ale only has a couple of days before its is past its best. So if either is not used with in the time period then it would be waste!
Put it this way, if Falmer has 12 kiosks all selling Harveys then you will have 12 part full barrels at the end of each match unless there is a home game within a couple of days.
After 3/4 days the ale will become unusable and classed as waste.
Yes you can tap bright as when needed unlike sedimented Harveys.