Not a bad list either
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warrenlw63
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:lol: :lol: Just browsing the list myself.
Have a sneaking suspicion that SWMBO is going to monitor my Visa expenditure a little more closely now.
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Good stuff G&G. :beerbang:
Warren -
Have a sneaking suspicion that SWMBO is going to monitor my Visa expenditure a little more closely now.
h34r: Good stuff G&G. :beerbang:
Warren -
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'tis but a 600 meter stumble from my place
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On a more serious note, I wonder how the prices will be? They may be the best in town, but they're not always the cheapest. I'm looking forward to downing some London Pride soon again though. Not to mention some Tim Taylor Landlord...
Well done G&G.
'tis but a 600 meter stumble from my place
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On a more serious note, I wonder how the prices will be? They may be the best in town, but they're not always the cheapest. I'm looking forward to downing some London Pride soon again though. Not to mention some Tim Taylor Landlord...
Well done G&G.
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A pretty good selection there. A crap load of beers I haven't tried, nor even seen in a bottleshop/pub. There seems to be a rapidly expanding selection of belgian beers available these days which is pleasing to see.
What I would really like to see is some of the better (or at least more respected) USA craftbeers here in Australia. That would be great but unfortunately it's not going to happen. Hell you can't even get most of them in the states they are that regionalised.
FWIW I found Tim Taylor Landlord in the local bottle shop. Tempted to grab a bottle to try but the $8.50 price has caused me to baulk a few times now and I've grabbed something else instead.
What I would really like to see is some of the better (or at least more respected) USA craftbeers here in Australia. That would be great but unfortunately it's not going to happen. Hell you can't even get most of them in the states they are that regionalised.
FWIW I found Tim Taylor Landlord in the local bottle shop. Tempted to grab a bottle to try but the $8.50 price has caused me to baulk a few times now and I've grabbed something else instead.
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I recon that I have tried all but a few of them on the list, I must have spent a bit of money to work my way throught that list, no wonder I'm broke but at least I have a very educated palate. Education isnt free anymore thats for sure.
Amatos are pretty good but they don't have even half of those beers - no Saison Dupont, Durham, Sierra Nevada, Abbaye des Rocs, Thomas Hardys, Cantillon, Liefmans, Hommelbier, Rochefort 8 (not 12), St Bernardus 12 (not 8) etc etc (in short all the good stuff). There's nowhere in Sydney I've seen that gets stuff from those distributors which is odd as one of them is in Alexandria.
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