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Lyndhurst 14
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- Jan 16, 2008
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9 more beers that go on the banned list.
http://coolmaterial.com/feature/9-craft-beers-you-didnt-know-werent-craft-beers/
I know quite a few of these have already been mentioned but I wasn’t aware of Leinenkugel being owned by SAB. And I’m not really sure Magic Hat should go on the embargo list as their owners are not quite as bad as AB InBev or Miller Coors – I will keep drinking it as it’s one of my favourite beers in the US.
http://coolmaterial.com/feature/9-craft-beers-you-didnt-know-werent-craft-beers/
I know quite a few of these have already been mentioned but I wasn’t aware of Leinenkugel being owned by SAB. And I’m not really sure Magic Hat should go on the embargo list as their owners are not quite as bad as AB InBev or Miller Coors – I will keep drinking it as it’s one of my favourite beers in the US.
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The only one I have regular exposure to is Kona. It's now on the Tubthumper Nein list.
Pogue Mahone
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It's tough. I love Goose Island, and Mrs Pogue adores Blue Moon - NOBODY is going to tell her that she can't drink it.
Basically, I will keep drinking it if it tastes good. Other beers will more often take precedence though.
Goose Island IPA is a cracking beer. So it's been bought out...... As long as they still make it the same way and it tastes the same I,ll continue drinking it. It's one you can get from nearly all the supermarkets but like you say if you go out to a craft bar it's not going to be the one you'd try first.
beorhthelm
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- Jul 21, 2003
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this should be the only criteria, not whether it comes from a trendy brewery or not.
Cesar Chavez
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I think it is about protecting the small independents otherwise the process of consolidation continues, choice reduces and we are back at square one. I don't agree that it is about being 'trendy'.
Cesar Chavez
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It's a worrying trend for sure. It will be very interesting to see how the indies are doing in 10 years or so, a major competitive issue they have is that it is a lot harder for them to distribute effeiciently than it is for the big boys, so they are already at a disadvantage. Now the cunning disception of inserting wanna be beers into the market. c
Ludensian Gull
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Just popped in to the local whilst walking the dog. & had a quick pint of this,will be back later to sample a few more 
Pride Of Fulstow 4.5% abv
A deep coloured beer with ripe malt in the mouth and a good hop balance.a dry finish with blackcurrant notes.
Pride Of Fulstow 4.5% abv
A deep coloured beer with ripe malt in the mouth and a good hop balance.a dry finish with blackcurrant notes.
spring hall convert
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Exactly.
I hope the Star have still got some Rebel Alliance on this evening, I fancy a pint, been good all week.
Albumen
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Name a brewery 'trendy' or not, that doesn't do at least one less than average beer. It's always about the taste.
One thing that is troubling me though, as a regular at the Hanover Beer Festival, is the influx of over complicated beers that sound great but don't work at all. After 8 complicated half beers I was crying out for a basic slightly hoppy pale ale, or a nice bitter. Could I find one?
Maybe it was the organisers fault but the breweries need to keep to basics too.
Albumen
Don't wait for me!
BTW did anyone try the ERLY RED at the Albert last week? Bloody lovely. Bartlebys, a new local brewer.
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Pogue Mahone
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Yeah, where? What? Why? etc.
@%1;
I just don't get black IPA's.
I just don't get black IPA's.
vegster
Sanity Clause
- May 5, 2008
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Black IPA's never get a chance compared to the Pales,ask Sol Campbell.