One beer
Apr 1st 2013 | 12:35 pm
#76
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Joined: Jun 2012
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From: S. Ontario
Re: One beer
This Canadian beer would be a good example to drink on an everyday basis, especially on draught. Or Mad Tom IPA.
http://bryehn.net/wp-content/uploads...alillusion.jpg
For UK beers it would have to be:
http://i2.ytimg.com/vi/dBtxH7M0ga4/0.jpg
These are for drinking every day.
Old Peculier, circa 1980's would also be close.
http://bryehn.net/wp-content/uploads...alillusion.jpg
For UK beers it would have to be:
http://i2.ytimg.com/vi/dBtxH7M0ga4/0.jpg
These are for drinking every day.
Old Peculier, circa 1980's would also be close.
Apr 3rd 2013 | 3:56 pm
#77
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Posts: 119
From: Whitby, ON
Re: One beer
That's a really tough one, but it would probably be either Unibroue Trois Pistoles or Ayinger Bräu-Weisse (two very different styles of beer, but both awesome).
Apr 4th 2013 | 7:06 am
#78
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Posts: 4,219
From: Worcestershire
Re: One beer
Some neat choices on here …but
I’d never call Hoptical illusion an everyday beer
Its hops thrown in every part of the brewing process producing something akin to an alcoholic hop tea rather than a beer..
My choice would have been Draught Bass, but since Inbev ruined it, it’s not a choice, the same can be said of Draught Boddingtons, my former number 2 choice
My choice now would be Felinfoel Double Dragon
I’d never call Hoptical illusion an everyday beer
Its hops thrown in every part of the brewing process producing something akin to an alcoholic hop tea rather than a beer..
My choice would have been Draught Bass, but since Inbev ruined it, it’s not a choice, the same can be said of Draught Boddingtons, my former number 2 choice
My choice now would be Felinfoel Double Dragon
