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  1. Kev b

    Kev b Well-Known Member

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    As I post this sat in the Ivanhoe in sprotbrough drinking a pint or Taddy larger
     
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    I much prefer smaller.
     
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    As lagers go, Taddy is a very good one. It's one of the few that would make me choose lager over an ale, but if Sam Smiths had a Farmer's blonde or Barnsley Gold on draught, I'd choose that.
     
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    large beer for me please.
     
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    Its all beer
     
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    Stout
     
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    Beer, John Smiths smooth, always consistent. I've had some horrible real ales. I'm a bit of a peasant really.
    :rolleyes:
     
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    Having a swift bottle of Sam Smiths organic lager in the very dodgy Brown Bear in Shitfailed and it's reight nice.
     
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    Larger what? Try a spell checker if you're not sure ;)
     
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    Old Peculier

    Proper Big Mester's beer
     
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    IPA. The more hops the better. Thornbridge Jaipur always goes down a treat.
     
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    Much prefer a dark beer like Theakston's Best or Old Peculiar or a porter. Not keen on the lighter, hoppy real ales.
     
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    Is that a pure brew, I'll be on that later
     
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    Larger.


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    Lager lager lager lager...

    1664 the preference.

    Can drink owt though apart from cider.
     
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    Purely personal view, but I've always found the "real ale" scene to be a right load of crap. By definition, such brews are made in small quantities, and in my experience, have therefore been inconsistent, to say the least. I like darker beers (De Koninck's, Leffe Brun, or the occasional pint of Guiness - yes, I know, technically stout). But my great preference is for Leffe Blonde. If pressed to 'ordinary' beers, I prefer John's, being a darker bitter. But I find it lacks punch for anything but the occasional pint. Nah then.
     
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    Lager. A larger lager if possible but not often you get glasses that hold more than a pint.
     
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    I like lagers like Becks, Stella and Kronenbourg but I don't like stuff like Fosters.
     
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    Kev b Well-Known Member

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    Why do I get the feeling of a spelling mistake !

    Oh well doesn't stop me drinking lager ( see I did it )
     
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    John Smith's hand pulled cask is nectar.

    Used to have it in the Miners Rest at Old Town. Sneaking an extra one in often cost me a missed kick-off and a fee trips to the West Stand Bogs.

    Major compensation of leaving Tarn for Yarm is a Sam Smith's house down the road.

    Bitters and lagers both good . Bitter a bit too cold but at £1.80 a pint I'm not complaining.
     
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