Beer
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Some years ago was introduced to dark lagers in a UK trip and then later in Ireland (Guinness but others too). Now if I have a beer it is likely a bottle of Samuel Smith's imperial stout, Belhaven Scottish ale, St. Botophs Town-pretty things, Big Bear black stout, Rogue Chocolate stout, Ballast point porter black, Clown Shoes hoppy feet, etc. As for light beers, no thanks.
Bill in Boston
Bill in Boston
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Highly recommended in West Yorkshire:
http://www.bridestonesbrewing.co.uk/brewery-tap/
http://huddscamra.org.uk/awards/awar...od-beer-guide/
http://www.bridestonesbrewing.co.uk/brewery-tap/
http://huddscamra.org.uk/awards/awar...od-beer-guide/
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I'm really sold on Boddingtons. I can get it here for about $12.00 a six pack. When you consider you get about 25% more beer per can, the difference to me is not enough to go thirsty. AND it is the only UK beer I can get here. S. Smith but it's over carbonated and I now can do without that.
It's also good to have the beer topic back on the board because I need to know what other brands are being shipped to the US.
It's also good to have the beer topic back on the board because I need to know what other brands are being shipped to the US.