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    Quote Originally Posted by SPman View Post
    I'm a DB man.........
    That looks interesting, the sort of drink you can make last all afternoon, if you've a mind to...

    Try a Citra DIPA for pudding
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    Quote Originally Posted by SPman View Post
    I'm a DB man.........
    looks good, where did you get it?

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    Quote Originally Posted by SPman View Post
    I'm a DB man.........
    from their webiste:

    Warning: Double Bastard Ale is not to be wasted on the
    tentative or weak. Only the Worthy are invited, and then only at
    your own risk. If you have even a modicum of hesitation, DO
    NOT buy this bottle. Instead, leave it for a Worthy soul who has
    already matriculated to the sublime ecstasy of what those in
    the know refer to as "Liquid Arrogance."
    This is one lacerative muther of an ale. It is unequivocally
    certain that your feeble palate is grossly inadequate and thus
    undeserving of this liquid glory...and those around you would
    have little desire to listen to your resultant whimpering. Instead,
    you slack-jawed gaping gobemouche, slink away to that
    pedestrian product that lures agog the great unwashed with the
    shiny happy imagery of its silly broadcast propaganda. You
    know, the one that offers no challenge, yet works very, very
    hard to imbue the foolhardy with the absurd notion that they
    are exercising "independent" thought, or attempts to convey the
    perception it is in some way "authentic" or "original." It’s that
    one that makes you feel safe and delectates you into basking in
    the warm, fuzzy, and befuddled glow of your own nescience.
    Why so many allow themselves to be led by the nose lacks
    plausible explanation. Perhaps you have been so lulled by the
    siren song of ignorance that you don’t even notice your white-
    knuckle grip on it. You feel bold and unique, but alas are
    nothing but sheep, willingly being herded to and fro. If you think
    you are being piqued in this text, it is nothing when compared
    to the insults we are all asked to swallow streaming forth from
    our televisions and computers. Truth be told, you are being
    coddled into believing you are special or unique by ethically
    challenged “pay no attention to the man behind the curtain”
    marketers who layer (upon layer) imagined attributes
    specifically engineered to lead you by the nose. Should you
    decide to abdicate your ability to make decisions for yourself,
    then you are perhaps deserving of the pabulum they serve.
    Double Bastard Ale calls out the garrulous caitiffs who
    perpetrate the aforementioned atrocities and demands
    retribution for their outrageously conniving, intentionally
    misleading, blatantly masturbatory and fallacious ad
    campaigns. We demand the unmitigated, transparent truth. We
    demand forthright honesty. We want justice! Call ‘em out and
    line ‘em up against the wall...NOW.
    i love cynical marketeers.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Akzle View Post
    from their webiste:



    i love cynical marketeers.
    Yeah I saw that. I hate them writing all that wank. Give me the recipe or say nothing. No wonder people think craft beer is pretentious
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    Quote Originally Posted by Honest Andy View Post
    Yeah I saw that. I hate them writing all that wank. Give me the recipe or say nothing. No wonder people think craft beer is pretentious
    better than the "mature boquay of golden wheats wih a lingering palate of heavy summer fruit and big mouthfeel with lots of IBU from nelson hops..."

    but i buy what's in the bottle, not on it. shit beer is shit beer and shit craft beer is expensiver shit.

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    Coffee.

    Has been a long day.

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    Nips of BEAM washed down with ELEPHANT beer

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    Quote Originally Posted by Akzle View Post
    from their webiste:

    i love cynical marketeers.
    Fuck! There were three new words in that blurb. I have to consult the dictionary now. That's a first for a beer ad - or any othar ad really.
    There is a grey blur, and a green blur. I try to stay on the grey one. - Joey Dunlop

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    Quote Originally Posted by pritch View Post
    Fuck! There were three new words in that blurb. I have to consult the dictionary now. That's a first for a beer ad - or any othar ad really.
    matriculated... gobemouche and.....pabalum... or caitiffs

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    Those are just made-up words that don't really mean anything

    I took some flash beers to mates house once. After reading some of the labels he went to his fridge and pulled out a VB and showed me its label:
    "Contents: Beer"
    Opinions of quality aside, I couldn't fault the description
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    A cheap South African Cabernet Merlot. Quite pleasant after a diet of steamhammer Australian reds...
    . “No pleasure is worth giving up for two more years in a rest home.” Kingsley Amis

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    An inoffensive very drinkable draught beer, sweet caramel aroma, medium body with sweetish malt


    "If you ever need anything please don’t hesitate to ask someone else first.”

    Anyhoo don't forget to add to calendar 19th May, 27th July, and 31 August.
    World whisky day, International whisky day, and Scotch whisky day.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Honest Andy View Post
    Those are just made-up words that don't really mean anything

    I took some flash beers to mates house once. After reading some of the labels he went to his fridge and pulled out a VB and showed me its label:
    "Contents: Beer"
    Opinions of quality aside, I couldn't fault the description
    Made up words? - aren't all words just made up? VB (Victoria Bitter) has to be super chilled so that you can't taste it - yuk!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Akzle View Post
    matriculated... gobemouche and.....pabalum... or caitiffs
    I knew matriculated, it was the other three. As for the words being made up, the latter two are in the dictionary that came in the laptop. Gobemouche is not, nor is it in my Collins Dictionary, but Google came to the rescue.
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    Quote Originally Posted by granstar View Post
    An inoffensive very drinkable draught beer, sweet caramel aroma, medium body with sweetish malt
    funnily enough someone was not well, probably shoulda gone to bed before 4.30am

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