The Beer Nut
Why is that man photographing his pint?
30 May 2012
Ooh René!
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Lindemans may claim a history going back to 1811, but these days it's one of the big national brands in Belgium, with all that entails. ...
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28 May 2012
Dodgy bottomry
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I caught a bit of stick for dissing Shipyard's Pumpkinhead beer last month. The apologists thought it unfair of me to be casting aspers...
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24 May 2012
Never pass a beer with your name on it
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That's my reason for picking up this bottle of Harrington's Big John . The label makes a suspicious comment about it being "bre...
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21 May 2012
Getting legless
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Behind another gorgeous label from Brasserie De La Senne sits Jambe de Bois , a tripel brewed in honour of Belgium's 1830 revolution. ...
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17 May 2012
Greatly exaggerated
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The big problem I had with BrewDog's IPA Is Dead series last year was that they overdid things. Intended to show off the flavour and ...
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14 May 2012
Seasonal adjustment
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Few tears were shed, I'm sure, when Sierra Nevada's execrable Wheat Ale went out of production, to be replaced by the superior Kelle...
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10 May 2012
Your dog is where?
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How many pairs of words are there in Dutch anyway? Surely he's going to run out soon? Mooi & Meedogenloos is the latest De Molen bi...
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