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Old 15-06-2008, 08:59 AM
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Here are some of mine, Fullers London Pride, Badger Ales, Fursty Ferrett,Speckled Hen.

My wife does her supermarket shopping online with Asda, my favourite category in beers and lagers are the guest ales, If I havent heard of them I will try them anyway.

Asda is very good for this sort of thing and so is Tesco.

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Old 15-06-2008, 09:22 AM
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I like Asahi from Japan and Cobra from India.
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I tried Ashai the other week but for some reason Cobra disgarees with me.
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Old 15-06-2008, 09:37 AM
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I always liked Budweiser on draught but very few establishments have it now, not keen on Bottles!

Stella Artois in moderation or an 'Extra cold' Guinness........I'm sorry to say I'm not into 'proper' Beers!!
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jeez oh apart from Marks Ive never heard of these others, love the names though. @fursty made me laugh as was say "fusty" for anything thats off. not a beer drinker at all, hubby drinks Tennents or Buds if on holiday and no one abroad sells Tennents.
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Where to start?

Speckled Hen, Black Sheep, Pedigree, Hartington IPA, Young's Double Chocolate Stout, Badger's Golden Glory, 6X, Fruli, Newcastle Brown, Duvel, Guinness, Deuchars IPA and Cain's Dark Mild will do to start with...
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San Miguel and Peroni.
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San Miguel and Peroni.
I used to drink Peroni .... that stuff rots your feet!
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Where to start?

Speckled Hen, Black Sheep, Pedigree, Hartington IPA, Young's Double Chocolate Stout, Badger's Golden Glory, 6X, Fruli, Newcastle Brown, Duvel, Guinness, Deuchars IPA and Cain's Dark Mild will do to start with...
Aha! A true connoisseur. I'll happily join you for a few pints of those.
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Thwaites dark mild, Flying Shuttle, Liberation Ale ( November special ), Lancaster Bomber : Newcastle Brown, there's lots of good English ale out there. I don't often drink larger there's not as much flavour in it as real beer.

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Hambleton Beers - Gluten Free Ale
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I prefer Thwaits dark mild to Cains, but have you tried Cains Bannana Beer, now there's a novelty, it does taste of bannanas.
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Manchester's Joseph Holt's bottled ales: Fifth Sense; Pioneer; Humdinger; Maple Moon; 1849.

And what's all this about me having me leg off?
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I prefer Thwaits dark mild to Cains, but have you tried Cains Bannana Beer, now there's a novelty, it does taste of bannanas.
Haven't come across Thwaits yet but I'll put it on the list!

I do like fruit beers so there's no reason why a banana-based one wouldn't work.

At Christmas I found a ginger beer - nothing to do with pop but a proper ale made wth ginger! It was really nice...
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a Whyte and Mackays does me any day, you can keep your beers.
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