The guest beer for tomorrow rocks!!!!

[METALMICKY]

http://www.ironmaidenbeer.com/

 

[skipper734]

Will they be selling the Giant Flags as well. No, that's silly they often fail at selling the beer, let's not make it too complicated. :guitar:

£9.99

 

[Lady Whistledown]

Is that the "local" Burnley beer?

 

[Trufflehound]

Tried some (in a village pub in the Netherlands) a few weeks ago. It's Ok, just a bit ordinary in my opinion.

 

[Lord Bracknell]

Isn't it brewed in Stockport?

I'm not quibbling, since I rate most of the produce of Robinsons as top flight.

 

[Hotchilidog]

Had some at the O2 a couple of weeks ago, it is very palatable. I had the good fortune to speak to Rod Smallwood after the show and tell him I was glad Ruddles didn't get the gig, he agreed. Bruce was the main man behind the beer rather than Steve.

 

[dougdeep]

They sell it in Morrisons. It's very ordinary.

 

[CheeseRolls]

Also of note, to some anyway, is Harveys Wild Hop, which will be in Dick's Bar tomorrow.

 

[Lethargic]

OK but nothing special.

 

[BN9 BHA]

It was the guest beer in a Newhaven pub about 3 weeks ago, its not bad but i prefer Harveys.
The Trooper pump design is eye catching.

 

[METALMICKY]

Had some at the O2 a couple of weeks ago, it is very palatable. I had the good fortune to speak to Rod Smallwood after the show and tell him I was glad Ruddles didn't get the gig, he agreed. Bruce was the main man behind the beer rather than Steve.

Back in 2003 I had the pleasure of chatting to Rod on the touchline whilst watching Steve in a charity football game in Dublin. Being a Hove resident I queried whether there was any chance of him investing in the Albion. His typical gruff Yorkshireman response was along the lines that rugby was his passion and that he had no inclination to get involved with a bunch of overpaid poofs!!!

 

[METALMICKY]

Had some at the O2 a couple of weeks ago, it is very palatable. I had the good fortune to speak to Rod Smallwood after the show and tell him I was glad Ruddles didn't get the gig, he agreed. Bruce was the main man behind the beer rather than Steve.

Back in 2003 I had the pleasure of chatting to Rod on the touchline whilst watching Steve in a charity football game in Dublin. Being a Hove resident I queried whether there was any chance of him investing in the Albion. His typical gruff Yorkshireman response was along the lines that rugby was his passion and that he had no inclination to get involved with a bunch of overpaid poofs!!!