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90% of real ale is sweet horrible stuff.

 

In your opinion, and you're opinion is usually 90% ********

 

Do you know how many real ales there are out there? To say 90% is sweet horrible stuff is completely ignorant seeing as you're probably not even had 9% of real ales.

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No one really actually likes real ales do they? It's a myth surely.

 

You obviously haven't tasted that pure gold in a glass, Tanglefoot. Nothing better for a days drinking. Wont be any good at SMS because they wont look after it correctly.

 

The reason these places serve p*ss water is because it's cheap and any muppet can look after it. To keep a decent ale you need passion for it and you need to know what you're doing.

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No one really actually likes real ales do they? It's a myth surely.

 

I love a pint of good IPA. Wye valley brewery do a drop called HPA (Herefordshire Pale Ale,) it's nectar.

 

Every effort I have seen to mass serve proper ale has left it tasting awful though, so I would prefer to see a good lager at SMS. Carling is not a good lager.

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Has anyone else tried to do a Rochefort 8 and a Rochefort 10 in a lunch hour at Lowlander then head back to the office?

 

Not in a lunchtime but had a Rochefort 6, 8 and 10 in an evening followed by Westmalle dubbel then a tripel. :spaz:

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That's more like it. Also add

Karmeliet

Maredsous

La Chouffe

Westmalle

 

And Real Ales:

 

ESB

Goodens Gold

49er

Poachers Choice

Dark Star APA

 

Finally someone comes up with a list that makes it looks like they've tried some beer!

 

Add in some Surrey Hills, Dark Star and a few Kernel bottles and we'll be well happy!

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sod the beer ! anyone know what cider they will be serving ?

hope they change to Bulmers, rather than Magners if it has to be bottled.

would be nice to be able to buy a pint instead of getting ripped off with the bottles though.

 

Bulmers and Magners are the same thing, aren't they? Bulmers has been around for years in Ireland and just got marketed in the UK as Magners but the same stuff is poured into both bottles.

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Good idea, a local brewery producing "a beast of a beer".

 

They should get a local brewery to produce a new ale called "Saints" or something and sell that in the ground. Nice little marketing tie-up, easy to promote and it would be fantastic to have a beer named after the club.

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Bulmers and Magners are the same thing, aren't they? Bulmers has been around for years in Ireland and just got marketed in the UK as Magners but the same stuff is poured into both bottles.

you are correct to a degree. Magners is sold as Bulmers in Ireland & Magners elsewhere, due to a link between the firms going back to the 30's. the Bulmers we buy here is from the Hereford, where it has always been produced.

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They should get a local brewery to produce a new ale called "Saints" or something and sell that in the ground. Nice little marketing tie-up, easy to promote and it would be fantastic to have a beer named after the club.

 

http://www.itchenvalley.com/Home.html

 

They should persuade the most local brewery to come up with something - The itchen does flow past SMS after all!

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Ringwood probably would have bottled their Best or FortyNiner into plastic bottles.. however as they have been bought out by Marston's, they may not be as "local" in thought anymore :-(

 

Most ales would be fine in a plastic bottle, for a half time refreshment - no worry over "looking after it"... and much much better than any lager?

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