countrygull
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I will be watching as many matches as possible, and intend to get a polypin or similar of real ale at home: but what's the best real ale available as bright beer? And how long does it keep?
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Best beer for the World Cup
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Dick Knights Mumm
Take me Home Falmer Road
Bright only lasts a few days.
Fron Horsham you could pop down to Partridge Green to Dark Star (if you can't get to Lewes).
Fron Horsham you could pop down to Partridge Green to Dark Star (if you can't get to Lewes).
Laughing Gravy
I'm a ****
You cant beat Tribute or doom . My favs anyway 
countrygull
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It would definitely be worth the trip to Harveys which I love: but maybe not if it's only going to last a short while. Is there any way of extending its shelf life: or can I buy a barrel of non bright beer
HG201
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Tuborg, and plenty of them! 
Dick Knights Mumm
Take me Home Falmer Road
It would definitely be worth the trip to Harveys which I love: but maybe not if it's only going to last a short while. Is there any way of extending its shelf life: or can I buy a barrel of non bright beer
Of course. You have to wait a few days for it to settle. Trust me - that is not as easy as it may sound .................
One a week should sort you out nicely. What about the Horsham breweries - King (and the other one) ?
Marshy
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Seen as its in S.A you should go for Castle.
However i dont like it....so i will stick to Cobra thanks.
However i dont like it....so i will stick to Cobra thanks.
Lord Bracknell
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I was fantasising the other day about laying in supplies of relevant beers for each match ...
A few bottles of Schems Bavaroise, brewed in Oran, for example, for the England v Algeria game.
It would be a challenge, though.
A few bottles of Schems Bavaroise, brewed in Oran, for example, for the England v Algeria game.
It would be a challenge, though.
Dick Knights Mumm
Take me Home Falmer Road
That would be excellent.
with the appropiate nibbles of course.
Sheeps eyeballs do it.
Some of the TSLR crew were trying to do a World Cup of beers. Don't know if they managed it in the end.
Spun Cuppa
Thanks Greens :(
Tesco are currently doing 18 pints of Stella for 16 gib...
Or 95p. per pint
Or 95p. per pint
Titus
Come on!
There are three breweries in Horsham. Nip down to Kings and ask if they'll do you a good price.
vegster
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I could see that sourcing a beer from North Korea could be taxing...
The Wizard
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Will?
thedonkeycentrehalf
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Get some in from Hepworths near Horsham station. They'll even deliver it to your door for you if you want. Their organic blonde lager is a cracker as well for the non-ale drinkers - I'm drinking a bottle right now
seagull9
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You could always get a mixture of different breweries delivered to your door. Beer Matt - Delivering Beers and Ales, direct to your home
BlockDpete
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Kings Brewery is not far from Horsham Station either http://www.kingfamilybrewers.co.uk/homepage.htm
I've bought their minipins for camping/festival trip before, and they are great.
Just set the minipin down somewhere stable, and let it settle for about 24 hours.
You'll then have great real ale to drink at home
I've bought their minipins for camping/festival trip before, and they are great.
Just set the minipin down somewhere stable, and let it settle for about 24 hours.
You'll then have great real ale to drink at home
Lord Bracknell
On fire
Taedonggang.
BBC News - North Korea launches beer advert
But when they run out of bottles, it's suddenly not available.