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Sunday, 31 August 2008

Innis & Gunn Oak Aged Beer

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Well now, I'm not so sure about this one. On paper it looks good, nice bottle, nice label, nice colour (Sorry, I drank it before I took ...

Rochefort 6

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This was one of the beers I had in Brussels but I think it was the 8 not the 6. Apart from what my memory told me the taste seemed different...

Home Brew 4

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My brew is still well....brewing. I expect it should be done during this week but I think it started late so I'll have to keep an eye on...
Saturday, 30 August 2008

Marketing Lesson

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Beer marketing at it's best. He could teach Guinness a lesson or two!

Flensburger Pilsner

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My last try of a Flensburger beer was a bit disappointing so I wasn't overly hopeful of this one but I was surprised by how good it was...
Thursday, 28 August 2008

James Boag's Premium Lager

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Up to now my experience of Australian was the odd can of Fosters when it came to Ireland way back when and the Coopers from the earlier post...

Home Brew 3

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Well after a slow start and a bit of a break, my beer seems to be fermenting ok. It's bubbling intermittently and a wonderful bready sme...
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