Which one to start with?

hrissim · 26th February 2018, 16:13

I`m already allowed to drink one bottle a day.

I`ve never drank beer from your area...
Decided to fix the mistake - today went to Metro and pick up some beers.

If you have to choose - which one to start with?:

It is a matter of taste, but...

Cheers:

KLM · 26th February 2018, 16:44

Ask our Lord Rover on this website.

Kev.

hrissim · 26th February 2018, 17:00

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Originally Posted by KLM

Ask our Lord Rover on this website.

Kev.

I don`t understand what you mean

ricardo65 · 26th February 2018, 17:11

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Originally Posted by hrissim

I don`t understand what you mean

Have a look at lordys (lord rovers ) threads you'll soon be educated in the finest ales

Personally I'd start with the Guinness

reworht · 26th February 2018, 17:22

Can you buy Newcastle Brown Ale where you live - that's a nice, mild, easy going English beer to start with

hrissim · 26th February 2018, 17:44

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Originally Posted by reworht

Can you buy Newcastle Brown Ale where you live - that's a nice, mild, easy going English beer to start with

Found it here!
Will try it, Thank you!

Sprinter · 26th February 2018, 19:36

To make an exact scientific research I would start at one end and finish at the other. They would all be made very welcome in the Sprinter household.

No.1 son and I attended the Derby Winter Beer Festival on Saturday night and a jolly time was had by all. Sampled some very nice porters and stouts.

SideValve · 26th February 2018, 19:47

Hobgoblin is my local brew - decent 5% bitter at a sensible price. Gets my vote :¬)

hrissim · 26th February 2018, 19:58

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Originally Posted by Sprinter

To make an exact scientific research I would start at one end and finish at the other. They would all be made very welcome in the Sprinter household.

No.1 son and I attended the Derby Winter Beer Festival on Saturday night and a jolly time was had by all. Sampled some very nice porters and stouts.

What just do you said...
Scientific... Noo.

What the sciense has in common here?

The beer is as the wine - for the connoisseurs.
We have similar festivals over here, but the beers represented there are mainstream, big brands made. With no after-taste. For the "broilers".

Ravinder · 26th February 2018, 23:09

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Originally Posted by reworht

Can you buy Newcastle Brown Ale where you live - that's a nice, mild, easy going English beer to start with

This is available in most places, I believe. I saw loads of this stuff in the USA.

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