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matt172

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12,415 posts

251 months

Wednesday 11th April 2007
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Had a pint of sly fox last night drink http://beertoday.co.uk/news030307a.ht

Very nice with a slight hint of ginger in the back ground, bit like drinking a shandy made with ginger ale

Have you tried it?

The_Burg

4,849 posts

221 months

Wednesday 11th April 2007
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Will keep my eyes open for that.
Have you tried their Pitch Black? Very nice.

matt172

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Wednesday 11th April 2007
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The_Burg said:
Will keep my eyes open for that.
Have you tried their Pitch Black? Very nice.
not tried that, but did have a pint of Aisling(sp) the Potbelly Brewery one at the pub in Rockingham, that was nice too

Sporting Bear

7,898 posts

241 months

Wednesday 11th April 2007
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Sly Fox is Everards' new spring ale

Thanks Matt I'll look out for that as I've liked other beers made with ginger very much (can't remember the names at the moment)

Mrs Beer was on Pitch Black at Ashby Folville last night, it was an Everards pub but no Sly Fox

Monday night we had to go to Glenn's local as the brewery had run out of beer again

Aisling, Potbelly's first beer, ABV 4.0%, a smooth pale bitter with an excellent balance of hops and malt Easily quaffed!!

matt172

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Wednesday 11th April 2007
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Sporting Bear said:
Sly Fox is Everards' new spring ale

Thanks Matt I'll look out for that as I've liked other beers made with ginger very much (can't remember the names at the moment)

I've never had beer with a flavour like that in it before, I found it quite refreshing

matt172

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Wednesday 11th April 2007
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some good links on here

http://beertoday.co.uk/brewers.htm

Sporting Bear

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241 months

Wednesday 11th April 2007
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matt172 said:
some good links on here

http://beertoday.co.uk/brewers.htm


Thanks but how I could I be disloyal there's no Potbelly on there hehe

matt172

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Wednesday 11th April 2007
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Sporting Bear said:
matt172 said:
some good links on here

http://beertoday.co.uk/brewers.htm


Thanks but how I could I be disloyal there's no Potbelly on there hehe

That was the first one I looked for

Sporting Bear

7,898 posts

241 months

Wednesday 11th April 2007
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matt172 said:
Sporting Bear said:
matt172 said:
some good links on here
http://beertoday.co.uk/brewers.htm
Thanks but how I could I be disloyal there's no Potbelly on there hehe

That was the first one I looked for

There's also no Digfield, Hoggleys, Nobby's, Rockingham (excellent beers) or hush my mouth, Great Oakley

So six of the county's seven breweries missing - as a Northants Matt you should shy away from such sites

Also watch out for some beers made with ginger as they can be very refreshing but deceptively strong (like some ciders are) you may also like to try beers made with corriander

matt172

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Wednesday 11th April 2007
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Sporting Bear said:
matt172 said:
Sporting Bear said:
matt172 said:
some good links on here
http://beertoday.co.uk/brewers.htm
Thanks but how I could I be disloyal there's no Potbelly on there hehe

That was the first one I looked for

There's also no Digfield, Hoggleys, Nobby's, Rockingham (excellent beers) or hush my mouth, Great Oakley

So six of the county's seven breweries missing - as a Northants Matt you should shy away from such sites

Also watch out for some beers made with ginger as they can be very refreshing but deceptively strong (like some ciders are) you may also like to try beers made with corriander
if you count carlberg, there is eight nerd this website has them all, just to please you

www.quaffale.org.uk/php/county/L42

OLYC

1,823 posts

219 months

Wednesday 11th April 2007
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Sporting Bear said:
Also watch out for some beers made with ginger as they can be very refreshing but deceptively strong (like some ciders are)


I had 9 pints of a cider once, it was strong(about 9%) It still had peoples shoes floating in it and everything. I lost 2 days of my life

Sporting Bear

7,898 posts

241 months

Wednesday 11th April 2007
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matt172 said:
if you count carlberg, there is eight nerd this website has them all, just to please you

www.quaffale.org.uk/php/county/L42
Well I did mean real ale breweries obviously nerd

Matt the site you've posted above is literally not to be trusted - how could anyone confuse Carlsburp Megakegery with a real ale brewery yikes

You must learn not to believe everything on the intrawebnet

I can see you need more "learning" - wonder if there'd be enough PHers interested in a Potbelly brewery tour but then how do they get home ? the ladies threaten to rebel last time

Last tour was men only so the ladies have threaten to arrange another to include them - more beer power than girl power tho'

Sporting Bear

7,898 posts

241 months

Wednesday 11th April 2007
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OLYC said:
Sporting Bear said:
Also watch out for some beers made with ginger as they can be very refreshing but deceptively strong (like some ciders are)


I had 9 pints of a cider once, it was strong(about 9%) It still had peoples shoes floating in it and everything. I lost 2 days of my life
The thick syrup looking ciders at least look like they're going to be strong it's the clear sparkling ones that look like (but not taste like) champagne that you need to be wary of

Same applys to Perry (cider with pears)

tyre_tread

10,579 posts

223 months

Wednesday 11th April 2007
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Sporting Bear said:
OLYC said:
Sporting Bear said:
Also watch out for some beers made with ginger as they can be very refreshing but deceptively strong (like some ciders are)


I had 9 pints of a cider once, it was strong(about 9%) It still had peoples shoes floating in it and everything. I lost 2 days of my life
The thick syrup looking ciders at least look like they're going to be strong it's the clear sparkling ones that look like (but not taste like) champagne that you need to be wary of

Same applys to Perry (cider with pears)


Get Peter Green to borrow the works minibus and I'll play taxi driver.

matt172

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12,415 posts

251 months

Wednesday 11th April 2007
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Sporting Bear said:
matt172 said:
if you count carlberg, there is eight nerd this website has them all, just to please you

www.quaffale.org.uk/php/county/L42
Well I did mean real ale breweries obviously nerd

Matt the site you've posted above is literally not to be trusted - how could anyone confuse Carlsburp Megakegery with a real ale brewery yikes

You must learn not to believe everything on the intrawebnet

I can see you need more "learning" - wonder if there'd be enough PHers interested in a Potbelly brewery tour but then how do they get home ? the ladies threaten to rebel last time

Last tour was men only so the ladies have threaten to arrange another to include them - more beer power than girl power tho'
I don't drink Larger, so would never confuse Carlsburg with real ale
Would be up for a brewery tour yes

missdiane

13,993 posts

256 months

Thursday 12th April 2007
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bitterheads: froth matters hehe

Sporting Bear

7,898 posts

241 months

Thursday 12th April 2007
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PicensoredHeads - nothing matters

Sporting Bear

7,898 posts

241 months

Friday 13th April 2007
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Didn't get a chance to talk to Glenn tonight about brewery tour but should see him most of next weekend

Perhaps we could combine PHers with local Bears to get about 20 visitors including some drinkers

The_Burg

4,849 posts

221 months

Saturday 14th April 2007
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Sly Fox now available at Braybrook, they've run out of Pitch Black though
Not sure about ginger beer, certainly very light and quite refreshing though.