Me.Mardoo said:I mean, who wouldn't?
Forgot the winky face...bum said:Me.
That's a really nice beer. I hardly see it around anymore.
Hmmm, peach. My wife had been requesting a peach beer for ages and I have a few ideas. Any observations on how they might have done it? Everything I can find on it (not much) says it's a braggot, which makes some sense. Not a route I had thought of but it could be a good one.BeerNess said:Hit Sydney running! Stopped at Dove and Olive for a glass of their Trans Atlantic Ale which was a great session brew, malty up front hoppy finish that didn't over power the malt from next mouthful. Lovely drop, low carb real ale style for sessionability then up to Royal Albert for some Young Henry's, got to sample Porkies peach which was like drinking peach nectar and then had a schooner of their Belgian IPA 'A few off my favourite things' which was fantastic
Sweet. I'd love to hear if you find anything out. Maybe start a peach braggot thread or PM me since this is a very active thread and I might miss one post amidst the masses.BeerNess said:Yeah Mardoo all I know is that it's labelled as a braggot, I will probably email/fb/tweet Young Henry's when I get home for some hints when I get home.
I like. The MG summer ale cans are great for the kayak on a days fishing but you'd get more of these in and still be able to drive home.Liam_snorkel said:Yeah you'd better believe it. Quite refreshing.ImageUploadedByTapatalk1382592515.873145.jpg
I've had a few of those 3 horses Batz. They are pretty cheap down at my local and I don't mind them for a day session in the sun.Batz said:I saw this is the bottlo and thought I may give it a try. Tastes like.......well......water mostly.
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