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"a_friend_in_mead":11bah88s wrote: Today they are doing a beer challenge.[/quote:11bah88s]

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oblivious

Mega brand beer v's knock off mega brand beer Rolling Eyes

If no one can name the beer they like it does show that brand loyalty is just that not taste loyalty.

&amp;quot;a_friend_in_mead&amp;quot;:25iug21q wrote: oblivious

Mega brand beer v's knock off mega brand beer Rolling Eyes

If no one can name the beer they like it does show that brand loyalty is just that not taste loyalty.[/quote:25iug21q]

But I though most people (in Ireland) like mega beers because they did not taste

[quote:3odwlmyk]But I though most people (in Ireland) like mega beers because they did not taste[/quote:3odwlmyk]

fair point. If people do not spot the macro beer as having no taste then its not a good macro beer so.

I reckon oblivious is right. Mega beers, cooled to sub-zero temperatures. Doesn't matter what it is so long as it's cold 'n wet.

Oh, and hi, this is my first post. Am here as a result of sampling Irish Party Ale, and Bog Myrtle's brews, and am keep to try my hand in 2009.

One of the presenters a dedicated Miller drinker did not recognise it. Miller is really distinctive with that weird corn taste.

[quote:4rvdjxgz]GoneCaving

Oh, and hi, this is my first post. Am here as a result of sampling Irish Party Ale, and Bog Myrtle's brews, and am keep to try my hand in 2009.[/quote:4rvdjxgz]

We now have to puzzle out who you are. What is it with spelunkers and home brewing?