DU99
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has anyone been to this pub in geelong the website tells you not very much only whats to eat..is it an actual working brewery..thanks for any info
It was no longer operating as a brewery when I was there 5 years ago, this time of the year as well. Maybe it's been resurrected since. Apparently it was an extract brewery.has anyone been to this pub in geelong the website tells you not very much only whats to eat..is it an actual working brewery..thanks for any info
It was no longer operating as a brewery when I was there 5 years ago, this time of the year as well. Maybe it's been resurrected since. Apparently it was an extract brewery.
was there on monday last week. they have a few outside beers on tap but only one of there own on tap an apa. had one pint and it was as hazy as all get out and rather low on hop flavour and aroma. ended up drinking white rabbit dark instead
Dunno if the locals would be screaming exactly. When I was in Geelong the Bended Elbow in Yarra St (English themed pub) was the only decent watering hole. I was standing at the traffic lights and a bunch of 30-something locals were looking across and discussing the pub "can't get pots there gotta drink them poofy pints" - "Wazza pint?" "Things the poofs drink"
They trooped into the hairdresser that was their destination as there was a sign outside "Mullet Monday, 40% off "
Ditto.Forrest Brewery has a Beacon Brewing (Scottish Chiefs) ESB on tap which I thought was pretty good.
Hi guys.
This is the first time I have contributed to the forum. I thought I could clarify/confirm some things re the Scottish Chiefs. The lease is for sale, the current asking price is $350k. There is around fourteen years left. I currently lease the brewery from the publican and sell beer to them at wholesale.
It is now an all grain brewery. I installed the mash tun about 18 months ago.
Thanks for the feedback on the beer, yes it was pretty hazy and also had some acetaldehyde.
The Pale ale is not an apa it is based on an english style pale ale. The current recipe is 100% Maris Otter malt and hopped with just EKG, not a hop bomb but a reasonably balanced session beer.
also the Bitter at 3.8% falls into the ordinary bitter range.If any of you are in Geelong give me a shout.
Cheers!
Thanks for coming on to the forum.
Does the Scottish Chiefs have your beer on tap all the time, if so, which ones?
Yeah, they have two taps set aside for me I usually have a pale ale and a bitter on the go
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