Wasabi
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Guys,
I was up in the Hunter Valley on the weekend and got a chance to drop by the "Potters Brewery" up there, just outside Pokolbin.
Has anyone been there or know anything about it?
It looks like it use to be an old pottery place that they have converted. They sell 4 beers made by a brewery called St Arnou.
I asked the guy about it and he said that it is all made in Sydney and brought up, but that they are in the process of builing a brewery to make it up there. (In the process being they dug a hole).
They had an Cream Ale, A Pilsner, A Belgian Fruit and a Pale Ale. As I was driving I had to limit myself to just one so I tried the Pale Ale and have to admit I was a bit disappointed. It started ou quite good like that first taste you get on a little creatures, but it had a real VB finish to it which spoilt it for me.
So if anyone has tried any of the others, should I bother giving them a second chance? And what is St Arnou?
I was up in the Hunter Valley on the weekend and got a chance to drop by the "Potters Brewery" up there, just outside Pokolbin.
Has anyone been there or know anything about it?
It looks like it use to be an old pottery place that they have converted. They sell 4 beers made by a brewery called St Arnou.
I asked the guy about it and he said that it is all made in Sydney and brought up, but that they are in the process of builing a brewery to make it up there. (In the process being they dug a hole).
They had an Cream Ale, A Pilsner, A Belgian Fruit and a Pale Ale. As I was driving I had to limit myself to just one so I tried the Pale Ale and have to admit I was a bit disappointed. It started ou quite good like that first taste you get on a little creatures, but it had a real VB finish to it which spoilt it for me.
So if anyone has tried any of the others, should I bother giving them a second chance? And what is St Arnou?