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18 years 2 months ago #7

TheBeerNut
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&quot;silenus&quot;:1umc6efk wrote: Nothing to do with my own requirements, just had a sample earlier from a new supplier and thought i'd ask the panel for thoughts.[/quote:1umc6efk]It's just that it's been in Dublin off licences forever. Which could be a good thing from your point of view in that it may have a dedicated following (other than the homebrewers who need the bottles). But it lacks wow, I think.

18 years 2 months ago #8

bigears Offline Posts: 2832	As Pils goes I think Flensburger is one of the better ones, it's got more bite than most of the other German Pils.

18 years 2 months ago #9

hendrixcat Offline Posts: 1915	It's been a while, but Flensburger Pils was border line nasty when I tried it (kind of rubbery). The Weisse was a little better.

18 years 2 months ago #10

sbillings Offline Posts: 3582	I think they are both solid offerings. The Pils is a good example of a northern German Pils, on the hoppy side for the style, while the Weiss is a highly drinkable, if uninspired Hefe. Great bottles though. I have used them again and again and have only had to replace a single rubber cap ring.

18 years 1 month ago #11

ger cork Offline Posts: 627	Haven't been to yuor good establishemnt yet but hope to do so sometime this year hopefully. The westmalle duble is a regular at the Bierhaus in Cork and I am a big fan of Karmeliet. Bierhaus also has Flemsburger at times - their winterbock at 7% was pretty good I thought. Well done to you and your equals for giving us choices of decent beers!

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