Your choice of beer at Falmer

[Hiney]

No it wouldn't - mass produced chemical pisswater. Cider in name only.

Stowford Press, as mentioned by others, is a decent enough proper cider, although there are plenty of others to choose from.

 

[8ace]

It was gaymers, which I spose would be apt for the San Queero.

Yeah that was it

 

[Deleted member 2719]

Guinness please it's medicinal!!

 

[8ace]

Some would be nice too.

 

[Dr. Notthenineo'clocknews]

for the Doc, regular Lager, Carlsberg, Carling etc

For Mrs Notthenineo'clocknews a (plastic) bottle of Smirnoff ice red or a (plastic) bottle of Sol with a bit o lime in the top (however, if they've got the lime, they might as well go mad and make a Pimms an Lemonade with the mint and all that shite and we'll be in the ground as soon as the gates open)(just sayin, like)

 

[cuthbert]

Also it occurred to me, we could have the greatest beer in the world (Timothy Taylor's Landlord) but if the people running the place, can't keep a decent pint, it will all be meaningless, and we might as well have Fosters.

Absolutely correct, I love ESB but I've been served more undrinkable pints of it than I care to remember.

 

[Freddie Goodwin.]

As well as the usual largers would it be possible to have two real ale beers on tap and one guest ale from a brewery from the town of our opponent, perhaps their town/cities signature brew?

I'm a dark Star fan so hopefully they'll be on.

I like the idea above of a guest ale from the opposing area.

 

[Tom Hark Preston Park]

I'm a dark Star fan so hopefully they'll be on.

I like the idea above of a guest ale from the opposing area.

Same. It would ensure big sales to the away fans, and give the home fans a turnaround of guest ales also. Maybe even ask the away fans to vote on what ale they'd like laid on for the match.

If the club play it right they could be the talk of the league for innovative ideas such as this.

 

[Bozza]

Same. It would ensure big sales to the away fans.

Would it?

Isn't that like going on holiday abroad and seeking out fish & chips and a Sunday roast, over local fare.

Wouldn't the preference be for sampling the local brew over the stuff you get at home all the time?

 

[Stat Brother]

Same. It would ensure big sales to the away fans, and give the home fans a turnaround of guest ales also. Maybe even ask the away fans to vote on what ale they'd like laid on for the match.

If the club play it right they could be the talk of the league for innovative ideas such as this.

Playing devils advocate here, as I think it's a good idea.
But surely a small part of the fun, of being away from home, is looking forward to the local tipple. (Or Timothy Taylor's Landlord )

 

[Stat Brother]

jinx

 

[Tom Hark Preston Park]

Playing devils advocate here, as I think it's a good idea.
But surely a small part of the fun, of being away from home, is looking forward to the local tipple. (Or Timothy Taylor's Landlord )

Could easily have the 'home' ale and the 'away' ale available at all ale-selling outlets in the stadium tho eh?

Falmer is a blank canvas - which is brilliant. Allows the club to cherry-pick all the smartest ideas on NSC at zero cost. Which in turn will enable them to sell more beer. Everybody wins

 

[sams dad]

Oh, and Westons Organic Cider please

What he said.

 

[Left Footer]

Real ale.
BUT YOU HAVE TO HAVE LAGER AS WELL FOR THE NANCY BOYS

 

[Hunting 784561]

At the risk of asking a dumb question - and without trawling through the thread - are there any particularly good Sussex ciders?

Don't know if it's any good as I dont drink the stuff, but isn't Merrydown an East Sussex cider?

 

[Common as Mook]

The NEAREST brewery to the stadium is the wonderful establishment run by the Reverend Godfrey Broster - Rectory Ales at Streat Hill Farm, on top of the downs, just 2.5 miles north of the stadium.

His son plays prop forward for Wasps.

 

[Barrel of Fun]

If anything, this poll proves that we have missed a generation of new fans or three.

 

[DerbyGull]

I believe Miles Jenner has installed his very own micro brewery inside the brewery buildings in Lewes.

But is Harvey's not a micro-brewery itself. I here it does not deliver outside of sussex(from a fellow ex-sussex exile i drink with) and likes to keep it local. I know it is quite big to be considered a micro-brewery but it is also to small to be a mass producer and it has managed to keep it's taste throughout the years (i'm not a harveys fan btw).

 

[Gwylan]

But is Harvey's not a micro-brewery itself. I here it does not deliver outside of sussex(from a fellow ex-sussex exile i drink with) and likes to keep it local.

Apart from its pubs in Hampshire, Surrey, Kent, Berkshire and London you mean?

 

[Notters]

for the Doc, regular Lager, Carlsberg, Carling etc

For Mrs Notthenineo'clocknews a (plastic) bottle of Smirnoff ice red or a (plastic) bottle of Sol with a bit o lime in the top (however, if they've got the lime, they might as well go mad and make a Pimms an Lemonade with the mint and all that shite and we'll be in the ground as soon as the gates open)(just sayin, like)

We've found our piss drinker.

Don't know if it's any good as I dont drink the stuff, but isn't Merrydown an East Sussex cider?

nope, they got taken over by one of the other firms some years ago, so it's now from Hereford.