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Was dubious about this one, as with all things Diageo related, but curiosity got the better of me and I dropped 3.30 euro on a bottle from Supervalu. First impressions were positive, light citrus taste with a tart spiciness in the background, and I could definitely see myself downing this on a sunny day. This is the best offering I've tasted from the 'Brewer's Project' so far, and would actually buy it again. Nice bottle label too!
For the same price you could get a bottle of Rustbucket...
At least they (as in Guinness) put their name on what they brew unlike a certain Cork based mega brewery that is slipping some of their beers out on dodgy brand names >:D
Quote from: DEMPSEY on September 26, 2016, 12:08:06 PM
At least they (as in Guinness) put their name on what they brew unlike a certain Cork based mega brewery that is slipping some of their beers out on dodgy brand names >:D
Rogue employees don't you know, you can't get good help these days.
Rust bucket all the way.
Rye went a bit mad tonight >:D
Black Bucket is one of my favourites.
It's absolutely fantastic. I usually don't repeat buy, but I bought the last 2 bottles last night in case they don't get it back in.
Brewbot were doing Rustbucket on tap recently. Fantastic stuff. One of my favourites.
- Barry
Don't recall you thinking that the next morning? Or, was that all the sours we were tasting?
Quote from: Quiet_Man on October 01, 2016, 08:07:08 PM
Don't recall you thinking that the next morning? Or, was that all the sours we were tasting?
Bad kebab. Always a bad kebab.
- Barry
It used to be diced carrots back in the day but in this modern world t'is now the kebab :D
Classy was there dodgy meat in the carrots in them days as well?