Haegan on 4/6/2006 at 14:16
Old peculiar / Ringwood Brewery 'Fortyniner'
Real ale is the best type of beer, Lager just isn't me i'm afraid...
Naartjie on 4/6/2006 at 15:49
That's another vote for the Old Peculiar :thumb:
Jenesis on 5/6/2006 at 13:24
Quote Posted by jay pettitt
That Trappist stuff is alright to sip, but a bit sickly by the time you're halfway through a bottle.
Haha, yes, that was the death of us at the beer festival. The two of us decided to give them a go at the end of the evening, and ended up tipping half a bottle away each. Bit of a shame.
Bronze Griffin on 5/6/2006 at 19:02
Wow, I've only heard of half of these ales. Which is a good thing. It means there is hundreds more to try! :D Yay!
la0s on 5/6/2006 at 19:55
Quote Posted by ToolHead
2. Nørrebro Bryghus North Bridge Extreme
(Double IPA) yessir.. that's a fine Danish beer. Have your tried Brøckhouse's IPA doesn't get any better than that. :)
i do like my Chimay.
We used to get Boddingtons here in Denmark but I can't find it anywhere... miss that one. :(
Bronze Griffin on 6/6/2006 at 00:55
Quote Posted by la0s
We used to get Boddingtons here in Denmark
It's served all over Plymouth where I live. :)
ToolHead on 9/6/2006 at 15:37
Yeah, laOs, I have tried Brøckhouse IPA on several occasions over the last few years. It used to be a fine, hoppy, quite complex beer, but is today - in its current filtered and pasteurized incarnation - a mere shadow of its former self. What amazes me the most is that some people still think it's a good IPA, considering how many vastly superior examples of the style are available in Denmark (Sierra Nevada Celebration Ale, Ølfabrikken Rug IPA, Great Divide Titan IPA, Avery IPA, Brooklyn East India Pale Ale, Mikkeller Stateside IPA, Wintercoat India Gold, Lagunitas IPA, Meantime IPA to mention but a few).
Bronze Griffin on 10/6/2006 at 14:17
Lots of IPAs there.
Lacerta on 12/6/2006 at 12:11
Hook Norton do a few crackers.
