Always thought as much.shaunous said:Fat Yakin a canis F@#king terrible...
Thats all.
I appreciate any beer that can pour itselfMotabika said:
At a recent HUB club meeting the training/tasting theme was Pilsners.Bribie G said:LiquorLand currently have Weihenstephan 500ml bottles at 3 for $16.
Currently slurping a Weihenstephaner Pilsner.
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This really takes me back to what German Beers used to be like in the 1970s .. as soon as I tasted it I was right back in some pub in Karlsruhe or the Ruhr waiting for my Bratwurst to arrive. Rich malty real Pils flavour, fragrant hops.
Makes a lot of modern German megaswill beers like Oettinger and Henninger seem very sad in comparison.
The local first choice to me has a similar special and it's been great! My favourites out of the 5 I've tried are the pilsner, hefeweizen and dunkelweizen. The kristal I had was alright and their mild was refreshing but really missing the depth the pils had.Bribie G said:LiquorLand currently have Weihenstephan 500ml bottles at 3 for $16.
Currently slurping a Weihenstephaner Pilsner.
Pilsner_05.jpg
This really takes me back to what German Beers used to be like in the 1970s .. as soon as I tasted it I was right back in some pub in Karlsruhe or the Ruhr waiting for my Bratwurst to arrive. Rich malty real Pils flavour, fragrant hops.
Makes a lot of modern German megaswill beers like Oettinger and Henninger seem very sad in comparison.
heyhey said:Furphy Refreshing Ale, not a bad drop, tastes slightly typical of Little Creatures beers and screw cap is good too.
Its an English ale not a Belgian.djar007 said:6.7% seems a little low for a tripel according to style guidelines.
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