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Habitual User
Oct 18, 2006
25,495
Worthing
Anyone thinking about Christmas Eve, Christmas Day and Boxing days special beers. I usually buy a 9 paint can of Salopian Lemon Dream or Dark Star APA effort when they were ok ——- but I don’t see any reason not to pick an Unbarred beer this year. I want to cover all beer angles this year so am basically going to get plenty of Salts .... the usual supermarket ones but I need some advice on hazelnut Porters / Stuouts
 


Jack Straw

I look nothing like him!
Jul 7, 2003
7,108
Brighton. NOT KEMPTOWN!
Anyone thinking about Christmas Eve, Christmas Day and Boxing days special beers. I usually buy a 9 paint can of Salopian Lemon Dream or Dark Star APA effort when they were ok ——- but I don’t see any reason not to pick an Unbarred beer this year. I want to cover all beer angles this year so am basically going to get plenty of Salts .... the usual supermarket ones but I need some advice on hazelnut Porters / Stuouts

Is that a 9 litre paint can, ie large Dulux Trade Emulsion?:rolleyes:
 


pishhead

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Jul 9, 2003
5,248
Everywhere
Anyone thinking about Christmas Eve, Christmas Day and Boxing days special beers. I usually buy a 9 paint can of Salopian Lemon Dream or Dark Star APA effort when they were ok ——- but I don’t see any reason not to pick an Unbarred beer this year. I want to cover all beer angles this year so am basically going to get plenty of Salts .... the usual supermarket ones but I need some advice on hazelnut Porters / Stuouts

Speak to unbarred about what you like and they will make you up a case suited to your preferences.
 


Superphil

Dismember
Jul 7, 2003
25,679
In a pile of football shirts
A couple of Hazy Janes to start, now on a bottle of Marstons Lancaster Bomber which is a really nice drop. Will move on to some type of barley juice shortly, have a nice selection to choose from.
 




Machiavelli

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Oct 11, 2013
17,770
Fiveways
... are fast approaching round these parts. Probably going to start off with a Muller-Thurgau from Horst Sauer. A brownie point to anyone who can share what is distinctive about this wine's presentation.

:bounce: all you beer bores don't want to converse with wine/perfume ponce
 


Jack Straw

I look nothing like him!
Jul 7, 2003
7,108
Brighton. NOT KEMPTOWN!

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atfc village

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Mar 28, 2013
5,080
Lower Bourne .Farnham
2nd of 3 bottles of Munchen Hell Lagerbier,with some Dunkel in reserve . Winerack near me have a splendid range of Germans beers atm.
 




spongy

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Aug 7, 2011
2,780
Burgess Hill
The kids are in bed and asleep. Me Nd Mrs spongy are getting hammered on 3 bottles of fizzy stuff with cider for me after and a decent cab sav for her:drink::banana::O:drunk::cheery::vuvu:
 


Guinness Boy

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Jul 23, 2003
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Up and Coming Sunny Portslade
:bounce: all you beer bores don't want to converse with wine/perfume ponce

I've Googled it.

The bottle. The bottle is "interesting". It's possible that there's some housing scheme fruit wine that's served in a botttle that shape but presumably this is the only fine wine served up from a bottle that resembles my gut after 6 months of not running.
 






Jack Straw

I look nothing like him!
Jul 7, 2003
7,108
Brighton. NOT KEMPTOWN!
Good god man I’m a Farrow and Ball man.......... my wife is actually. ...........

I do apoligise. It's the dog that done it! :D
 








Machiavelli

Well-known member
Oct 11, 2013
17,770
Fiveways
I've Googled it.

The bottle. The bottle is "interesting". It's possible that there's some housing scheme fruit wine that's served in a botttle that shape but presumably this is the only fine wine served up from a bottle that resembles my gut after 6 months of not running.

Brownie point to you. It predates and inspired Mateus Rose, and is part of the denomination criteria of wines from Franken. Nice wine in my view too, although The One Who Must Be Obeyed begs to differ, so it isn't.

PS, I thought you were sufficiently technologically accomplished to:

:needpics:
 


Uncle C

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Jul 6, 2004
11,711
Bishops Stortford
Oh how I laughed at the threat title. I suppose it's to show you are a little bit drunk.
 


Tokyohands

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Jan 5, 2017
940
Tokyo
I popped over the supermarket opposite my office at lunch and was surprised to find cans of Harviestoun Brewery Old Engine Oil Craft Stout. TBH I've never heard of that brewery so I grabbed a bunch, has anyone here ever tried it? I'll hold out until a little later in the week to get on it.
 
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Goldstone1976

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Apr 30, 2013
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... are fast approaching round these parts. Probably going to start off with a Muller-Thurgau from Horst Sauer. A brownie point to anyone who can share what is distinctive about this wine's presentation.

Only just seen this post. Mateus Rose-shaped bottles...
 




Goldstone1976

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Apr 30, 2013
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Brownie point to you. It predates and inspired Mateus Rose, and is part of the denomination criteria of wines from Franken. Nice wine in my view too, although The One Who Must Be Obeyed begs to differ, so it isn't.

PS, I thought you were sufficiently technologically accomplished to:

:needpics:

...and now I've got this far... :facepalm:

Personally, I like the grower, but have always found Muller Thurgau a bit meh. I like their Rieslings.

We had a couple of Brusset Grand Montmirail '98s. Thought it might have gone over, but instead it was nigh on perfect. Tannins fully resolved, loads of still ripe dark raspberry with a bit of licorice (G1976)/aniseed (GLDHI).
 
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