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16 years 10 months ago #19

bigears Offline Posts: 2832	I know where you're coming from...

16 years 10 months ago #20

a_friend_in_mead Offline Posts: 999	I had this beer last night. It is top notch. Its even better than the boc I think. And its strong, 6%, so be careful.

16 years 10 months ago #21

richieh Offline Posts: 1507	ok that settles it, watching the match in messrs

16 years 10 months ago #22

bigears Offline Posts: 2832	It's actually quite hard to find a pub in the city centre that's good for sport while serving craft beer. Messrs is not a favourite of mine but they do have good beer (even if they don't promote it) and plenty of screens. Likewise O'Neills which would be my other suggestion.

16 years 10 months ago #23

bog_myrtle Offline Posts: 562	As AFIM said we had the Julol last night. As a big fan of MM Bock I think is similar but possibly even better. Obviously you have to leave it warm up.* It's lovely with toffee, biscuits and a lovely spicy warming finish to it. Fantastic stuff. [size=75:5kxd4wga]* Beer served too cold is a rant for another day. [/size:5kxd4wga]

16 years 9 months ago #24

dr jacoby
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&quot;Con Con&quot;:1ouww6vj wrote: Is it just me that tastes something off about the beers in Messers?[/quote:1ouww6vj]

Well, I agree Julol has a very prominent metallic taste which lingers for quite a while. But I'm not sure it's there with the rest of the beers. On the positive side, there are some really nice spicy notes up front and a nice alcohol warmness. It's not up there with the Boch IMO, but it's certainly not a disaster.

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