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"bigears":35yhtyfd wrote: I wonder if this had been created by the Yanks alone would it have been rubbished as another attempt by them to turn every beer into an Imperial hoppy monster? With Schneider being involved I'm sure that won't be the case.[/quote:35yhtyfd]

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I had the Hoppen Weisse at the Bierhaus last Sunday and it is indeed a superb drink. 8.2%. Nice strong but most pleasant drink to sip and savour - not a throw back drink by any means. Will certainly have it again. From the bottle, and I have not searched the net yet, it seems to me that it is brewed in Germany. Wondering what is the Brooklyn input to it or is it more of a marketing thing. Great drink all the same.

"Ger Cork":fds26c37 wrote: Wondering what is the Brooklyn input to it or is it more of a marketing thing.[/quote:fds26c37]It was brewed by Garrett Oliver of the Brooklyn Brewery at Schneider. The American version, which features the Brooklyn logo at the centre of the label, was brewed by Hans-Peter Drexler of Schneider at Brooklyn.

€ 2.65 in Abotts Ale House off licence great beer

"oblivious":14phbm0a wrote: Just hope the use a little more hops than their IPA.[/quote:14phbm0a]

an it was

"rebel":2pl73qmf wrote: € 2.65 in Abotts Ale House off licence great beer[/quote:2pl73qmf]Excellent price. I think we're paying around €4 for it round these parts.