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16 years 5 months ago #19

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

16 years 5 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 5 months ago #21

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

16 years 5 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 5 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 5 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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