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17 years 9 months ago #13

delzep Offline Posts: 919	is this on in Porterhouse North too? I wonder if they'll train their staff enough to use the correct glassware (and non-chilled Rochefort 8 would be good too)

17 years 9 months ago #14

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&quot;delzep&quot;:19afa4k4 wrote: is this on in Porterhouse North too?[/quote:19afa4k4]Yes, the festival is on in PH North too. Or at least I think those pink elephants I saw there last weekend were on posters...

&quot;delzep&quot;:19afa4k4 wrote: I wonder if they'll train their staff enough to use the correct glassware (and non-chilled Rochefort 8 would be good too)[/quote:19afa4k4]I hereby commission you to go find out and report back. It's your duty to the beer-drinking public.

17 years 9 months ago #15

delzep Offline Posts: 919	will do (if I can go past the Gravediggers that is...pints are too good in that place!!)

17 years 9 months ago #16

TheBeerNut Offline Posts: 11663	Get that man a Wrassler's. Stat.

17 years 9 months ago #17

TheBeerNut Offline Posts: 11663	&quot;bigears&quot;:fc3li5f0 wrote: Do they have any bottled beers in for the festival?[/quote:fc3li5f0]It looks like they've laid in more of the usual Leffe, Duvel and the like. But I didn't see any new beers in the fridges this afternoon.

17 years 8 months ago #18

delzep Offline Posts: 919	I had a pint of the Newton Apple wheat beer at the weekend in Porterhouse North...its not too bad...felt like eating a half dozen granny smiths in one sitting though. Probably best enjoyed in a smaller serving. I then had a Rochefort 8 which was served absolutely freezing cold...will they ever learn?

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