Off Topic The SIR Kenny Dalglish Public House

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RedLadSonofAnfield said:
Yeah but there has to be a trade off between cheapness and drinkability

No point paying feck all for some brew akin to beer tray wringings is there ... would rather pay a little more and get something decent
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It's eminently drinkable AND dirt cheap. Gets this review on Beer Advocate:

A half-inch of head rests on top this toasted orange beer. Webbed lacing adds a little extra texture to the appearance. The aroma is clean, hoppy, bringing pine, orange peel, a fruit salad, and toasted grain to the nose. Equally malty as hoppy, this pale ale hits the spot! The delightful maltiness of caramel makes a good backbone for orange, grapefruit, and cantaloupe flavors to hit. The beer is medium bodied, yet surprisingly rich in flavor. Hop Mountain gets an easy recommendation from this

What a shower of bollocks <laugh>
 
RedLadSonofAnfield said:
nah ah, not these, they're ****ing excellent brews and the company is excellent too, still using a real old recipe, refused to update the bottle and label design to become more appealing to modern drinkers

the stuff you see in the supermercados i partly agree with yous on, there's too much branding and trendiness involved
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Yeah I am talking in general terms and will look out for the ones you mentioned.

ASDA doing some French stumpies with a silly long name 5.5 and £2.50 a 4 pack. Pretty good though.
 
Red Hadron Collider said:
It's eminently drinkable AND dirt cheap. Gets this review on Beer Advocate:

A half-inch of head rests on top this toasted orange beer. Webbed lacing adds a little extra texture to the appearance. The aroma is clean, hoppy, bringing pine, orange peel, a fruit salad, and toasted grain to the nose. Equally malty as hoppy, this pale ale hits the spot! The delightful maltiness of caramel makes a good backbone for orange, grapefruit, and cantaloupe flavors to hit. The beer is medium bodied, yet surprisingly rich in flavor. Hop Mountain gets an easy recommendation from this

What a shower of bollocks <laugh>
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Some people think too much. <laugh>
 
these are the one that are sold in the bar as legal stock right per bottle... just in case she is raided

24 for £9 sounds like knock offs sold under the bar.

anyone who would pay higher for budpuke or worse becks is a fruit.
 
moreinjuredthanowen said:
these are the one that are sold in the bar as legal stock right per bottle... just in case she is raided

24 for £9 sounds like knock offs sold under the bar.

anyone who would pay higher for budpuke or worse becks is a fruit.
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£9 is what she pays the wholesaler for them, so if you buy a box, it's not-for-profit. It's a quid a bottle in the pub for the same stuff, so she's making decent profit on those.
 
Red Hadron Collider said:
£9 is what she pays the wholesaler for them, so if you buy a box, it's not-for-profit. It's a quid a bottle in the pub for the same stuff, so she's making decent profit on those.
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So you go in and she'll give you whole sale price... does she only give this deal to the absolute alcoholics cos if I got that deal I'd only be seen once per week.
 
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