real ale v beer

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Post by dude »

is there any Theakstons of Newcastle exhibition in town?
will be checking Crawfords out for sure
any other places worth a visit for some liquid refreshment ?
if thas gonna do it do it reet
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Post by STEVE G »

Hi Dude; I think you will struggle to find Theakstons. It’s not from Newcastle either; it comes from Masham in the Yorkshire Dales, where you also find Black Sheep, another marvelous beer!
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Post by BaaBaa. »

In the local (England) at the weekend a friends thai lady looked at a Thwaites beer matt absolutely gobsmacked then pronounced it without the h,i and e. :mrgreen:
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Post by HansMartin »

Pete wrote;
I'm in a huge fight with some of my Yank compatriots concerning the fact that America doesn't, doesn't want to, and can't produce a good beer anymore on a national scale. It's all mega breweries, little quality, this is it, drink it and like it crap.
Then they should be right at home in the LOS with what is widely available -- same mega brew crap, just different labels. Now if they have graduated and gone into microbrews then they (I) are in trouble. Pretty much anywhere in the USofA you can get a decent microbrew for variety. Somewhat more expensive, but not really when you evaluate quatity and % alcohol content. I also will have to deal wtih this problem when I arrive in Thailand in Sept. My wife's relatives will have a supply of Heiniken on hand, but that gets old after 30 days.

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Post by chelsea »

I also will have to deal wtih this problem when I arrive in Thailand in Sept. My wife's relatives will have a supply of Heiniken on hand, but that gets old after 30 days.


Hans, there is one way to fix the problem of the beer getting old. 'Drink it Quicker"

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Youngs

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It would be a personal tragedy for me if Youngs stopped brewing.
It was the first beer I ever drank and I have been enjoying it for 55 years!
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