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Courage Best Bitter
Courage Best Bitter, a traditional southern-style
bitter with an excellent reputation for quality and consistency, it
is the top-selling cask-conditioned bitter in the South of England.
Courage Best is a classic standard-strength English ale which has
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Shepherd Neame Spitfire
Spitfire was first brewed to commemorate
the 50th anniversery of the Battle of Britain and to raise money for
the benevolent fund. The brewing industry International awards awarded
Spitfire Premium Bitter the prestigious Gold Medal for the worlds
best strong cask conditioned beer. Truely a beer worthy of the name
Spitfire. ABV 4.7% |
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Caffreys
A very smooth creamy Irish ale accompanied by a malty flavour. ABV
4.2% |
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Marstons Pedigree
An amber-coloured ale with the distinctive 'Burton
Snatch' sulphurous aroma, behind which lurk malt and hops. The light-bodied,
dryish, bittersweet taste has a fine hop edge but is generally well
balanced with plenty of malt and some fruit in support. Good bitter
and hoppy finish.
ABV 4.5% |
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John Smiths
John Smiths is firmly established as Britains
biggest-selling bitter and the leading Scottish Courage brand now
commands more than 15% of the total UK standard bitter market. The
brand enjoys the fastest growth rate of the country's top ten ales
and the high-profile marketing support behind it continues to help
John Smith's build on its position as the clear market leader. ABV
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Guinness
Guinness draft. The absolute definition of an
Irish dry stout. The head is legendary - creamy light brown, usually
lasts longer than the beer does. Aroma is good, solid, pleasent. Color
is dark and rich. Taste is full, rich, creamy. Slight bitterness.
Aftertaste is solid, lingering, slightly hoppy. Clearly better than
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Kronenburg 1664
The colour is gilded and shining with a fine but
little persistent foam. The scents tenuous and are not very defined,
except those of the luppolo that emerge overbearing. The taste is
a pleasant one of impact which turns out sweet but after a moment
a balanced luppolatura emerges that characterizes the end amarognolo. |
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Miller
Miller is the UK's number one drought American lager with a strong
urban American consumer appeal. It is a clean, easy drinking, contempory
lager of high quality, and consisitent presentation and flavour. |
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Stella Artois
Stella Artois is renowned as a quality beer brewed for an average
of 6-11 days, longer than most other beers, using the finest quality
hops and barley including Bohemian Saas hops.
It is these Saas Hops that give Stella its distinctive full flavour.
The perfect pint of should be served at 6-8 degrees centigrade to
ensure the full flavour of the beer. |
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Fosters
Fosters is a bottom fermented lager, made in the
German style, and served iced cold. This was the key selling point
in the early days when cold beer was the only way to quench your thirst
in the hot Aussie summers. |
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Heineken
Founded in 1864 by Gerard Heineken it is
now in its third generation of the family business and is the second
largest brewer in the world. |
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Carling Black Label
In August 2001, Carling achieved the incredible record of being the
first beer to sell over 4 million barrels in a year. This equates
to One billion, 126 million pints a year, or 24 pints per year for
each of the 47 million adult members of the UK population.
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Strongbow
This is a sweet and dry Cider that gives you a
smooth, clean and appley flavour. |