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Bodd
Not tried it yet. Have you?
What are you drinking tonight?
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Not tried it yet. Have you?
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Pinot Noir? Yes, plenty but not the one you have. Every one I’ve had has been 12.5% though.
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Bodd
I went for it because its English and produced in Essex. Yet I don't think I will be buying to regular as it was pricey. But I will buy over buying from the EU and more so French
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Bodd
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My mate buys a lot of beer from the Billericay brewing company. You can also buy draught beer in your own container. Some of the beers are based on Ian Dury and the Blockheads songs. I believe he comes from Billericay.
A great singer and a real loss...
A shame there isn't a 'Plaistow Patricia' though...
It would have been perfect for you
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teaboyjim
Are these brewed in the UK with imported American hops or is the beer made in America and imported?
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The beer is produced in the UK I'm not sure about the hops
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The powder is probably imported, then water added in the UK, left for a week then bottled.
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So the powder would include the yeast as well presumably?
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Instant beer, just add water.
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You'd need to let it brew and ferment for a number of days first though right?
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Probably not, like most beers, the longer it sits, the worse it gets.
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If it doesn't brew then where's the alcohol come from? Is alcohol in the powder?
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