Requesting a Saddo beer update please!

Fishersman Log - It's a lager beer... :)

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Originally Posted by Lyle

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Originally Posted by BIG H

U ever tried that Belgium beer Duval? - proper dangerous - Leffe Brun too
- good sh1t 8)

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Yeah it's pretty good....Hoegarden is good as well....but they aren't the same style beers. Duvel is a Golden Ale...as the Flemmish (Belgian) Beers are usually ales....light tasting a little bitter every now and then but still very good.

Hoegarden is a white beer like Blue Moon (I suggest you Hatton fans try that one with an Orange). Hoegarden IMO is best with a lemon it doesn't taste right with an orange as it's already brewed with orange zest.

I love Boddington's it's a great beer, you Brits should know it as it's brewed near London

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Boddington's? Brewed near London.....well, depends on perspective I guess. The advertising slogan for boddie's was always "Cream of Manchester", but we won't quibble over details.

I agree with you on Hoegarden though, it's very nice but also a tad expensive.

Manchester is circa London right??


Everything is cheaper in America

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Originally Posted by Lyle

Manchester is circa London right??


Everything is cheaper in America

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I suppose if you're working on American scale than Manchester is probably fairly close to London....maybe 150 miles? If you tell someone from Manchester they're from near London its probably like calling an Irishman scottish.

And indeed, America is damn cheap...especially when the pound is so strong.

It's a lot easier for people to go on vacation from somewhere else to America vs from America to somewhere else.....it's expensive everywhere else due to taxes, welfare systems etc....lazy bastards ;D

I got some Triple Karmiliet yesterday...it's some good stuff, it's brewed by monks...I thought they just prayed, were poor, and couldn't have sex....but at least they have beer!

Also has anyone on here ever tried Adlescott??? It's a very good beer

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Originally Posted by superheavyrhun

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Originally Posted by Lyle

Manchester is circa London right??


Everything is cheaper in America

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I suppose if you're working on American scale than Manchester is probably fairly close to London....maybe 150 miles? If you tell someone from Manchester they're from near London its probably like calling an Irishman scottish.

And indeed, America is damn cheap...especially when the pound is so strong.

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Anything North of the Watford gap gives me a nose bleed .