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Continuing with the beer threads. Do you buy supermarket beers to drink at home ? If so, which ones. Myself, I like Adnams Suffolk Bitter (5%) which is brewed for M&S. A bit dearer than most but worth it. Waitrose have a good choice and often have special offers. I also buy from Big Smoke brew company and have it delivered - highly recommended.
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Supermarket beers on 13:26 - Jul 21 with 1605 views
Morlands OldCrafty Hen from Tesco. I usually have one when I make my version of Palestinian falafels. I'm not much of a drinker these days, my other tipple is Yellowtail Cab Sauv or Shiraz which I drink about 4-5 bottles a year.
The grass is always greener.
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Supermarket beers on 15:33 - Jul 21 with 1478 views
I haven't tried it yet but 'Steinhäuser German Lager fom Aldi is getting rave reviews from craft beer forums and you tube channels .
Crazy cheap at £6.49 for 6 x330ml bottles and compared favourably in those reviews to the borstal daddys of German pilsner , ' Warsteiner', 'Spaten' and 'Krombacher'.
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The Duke Of New York. A-Number One.
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Supermarket beers on 16:16 - Jul 21 with 1410 views
The Irish Government have inflicted minimum unit pricing on the off-licence drinking public, so you can't avail of cut-price bargains anymore. I have embraced local artisan beers, and my current supermarket bought beer of choice is an IPA called Chieftain, made by a brewery in Cork. I don't know whether they export it, but it's well worth sampling if you get the opportunity.
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