Adventures in Beer

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Explains itself really .
Very cloudy pale ale that doesn't look very pleasing to the eye .
Not a bad taste though but there is better around .
5.7/10
 
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luvgonzo said:
So those who pay attention know I've had some beers on the cheap so now I'm going to bore you with my adventures in beer.

Each beer will be rated on the patented luv scale, feel free to join in when you have a beer.

Beer No. 1 it's an IPA from Estonia.

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A good start, hoppy and quite sharp with a nice citrus background. 7.2/10
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Carling. 9.7/10 <ok>
 
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This is Flavourly.

48 cans, 48 quid.

First one is a West Coast session IPA, bit wishy washy to be honest. Could do with an additional 1.5%.
 
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Currently drinking a Wild Beer co. Comet.

A dry hopped lager. It's like an American lager, not European. Very nice. 7 out of 10.

The last one grew on me in the end (also 7), was not that teeth stripping hoppiness of a strong American style IPA.

Had a look through the box and fridge, turns out 4.5% is as strong as it gets, which is a bit **** to be honest.
 
Chief said:
This is Flavourly.

48 cans, 48 quid.

First one is a West Coast session IPA, bit wishy washy to be honest. Could do with an additional 1.5%.
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I dont mind East/West coast ipa .
That's what I drink at my 10 mile away bike ride pub
 
Chief said:
Currently drinking a Wild Beer co. Comet.

A dry hopped lager. It's like an American lager, not European. Very nice. 7 out of 10.

The last one grew on me in the end (also 7), was not that teeth stripping hoppiness of a strong American style IPA.

Had a look through the box and fridge, turns out 4.5% is as strong as it gets, which is a bit **** to be honest.
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Yeah I'd have thought that you would get some over 5%??
Still good value what you paid .
 
Things just got real, found an 4.8% one.


This is Mittelfruh Vienna Lager.

Another brewed in Eccles though! God bless my home town.

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Chief said:
Currently drinking a Wild Beer co. Comet.

A dry hopped lager. It's like an American lager, not European. Very nice. 7 out of 10.

The last one grew on me in the end (also 7), was not that teeth stripping hoppiness of a strong American style IPA.

Had a look through the box and fridge, turns out 4.5% is as strong as it gets, which is a bit **** to be honest.
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They've got better at brewing good IPA's at a normal strength. It's a big improvement imo better balanced beers without the thick head.
 
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