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"delzep":3u6l8yq1 wrote: was told that it was their regular stout (i.e D'Arcy's)[/quote:3u6l8yq1]Which prompts the question "Well who's brewing it, then?"

"delzep":ziptdd5y wrote: was told that it was their regular stout (i.e D'Arcy's)... [size=150:ziptdd5y]Was bloody delicious [/size:ziptdd5y]I can't remember what the original D'Arcy's stout was like from years ago unfortunatley so maybe somebody else can confirm if this is it??[/quote:ziptdd5y]


Darcy's was the best beer I have ever tasted. I love stout and this was stout heaven for me.

"TheBeerNut":ziptdd5y wrote: Which prompts the question "Well who's brewing it, then?"[/quote:ziptdd5y]

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I was meant to go there last night but the weather was bad so I got a joer home instead. Might try it tonight instead! Massive excitement here let me tell you, massive.

&amp;quot;TheBeerNut&amp;quot;:39wra41n wrote: If "Revolution" is Bombardier it would seem very likely that "D'Arcy's" is Young's Double Chocolate Stout from the same brewery. The ABV matches too. I'd never heard of a kegged version, but apparently[/url:39wra41n] it exists.[/quote:39wra41n]

That seems very possible; Augustjn and Celis White are also both from the same brewery. Well deduced, TBN.

And a big score for us; always been a fan of Young's.