I've never tried it (or let alone seen it) but I can't say I'm feeling an urge to.
It is not an inferior choice by any means.
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Low & No Alcohol Beers
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It is not an inferior choice by any means.
Well, good for you!
I’m sorry that your health brought on the changes, but I’m glad that you had the willpower to adjust! I have friends who’ve done the same.
Take care, my cousin.
You know, I’ve been drinking Canadian Club recently. Lol it’s not badGo get yourself a nice bourbon-barrel aged beer, and move from bogan to classy. Like me. Ahem.
I have this beastie downstairs, just waiting for the right moment.
Though my heart will always belong to Brandy which may be French? (in particular Napoleon or St Remy Brandy.) Parents used it as a cold remedy and I guess I developed a taste for it?? Lol
There are brandy-barrel aged beers. Some good ones, too. Deschutes The Abyss had a brandy-barrel aged version, although it's limited edition, and I think some years Prairie Noir is brandy-barrel aged too.
I drink CC with dry occasionally. One of my mates likes it. I'm fine with it, just prefer a good beer. Particularly something dark, and warming.
I did try some German beer when I was in England. Was quite tasty, though it appears I’ve forgotten the brand (and the night it went with lol)
German beer is very consistent, but you get less varietals, since they have purity laws which only allow hops, barley, water and yeast in beer.
That's why they add other flavours at the time of pouring in a classic Berliner Weisse, rather than during brewing the way it would be done in Australia.
I can geek out on this stuff all day, be warned...lol
Haha feel free
Secret Chief
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Guinness are getting in on the AF bandwagon with a 0.0 stout, available in the UK from Monday.
After you.
Secret Chief
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It has been temporarily pulled while they deal with a "contamination" issue.
However not before I had a can and it was excellent. Can't wait for its return.
Beers Without Fears: Search results for Guinness
Secret Chief
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Secret Chief
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The UK has an annual no alcohol campaign, called Dry January.
Dry January | Alcohol Change UK
Is there a similar thing in your country?
Dry January | Alcohol Change UK
Is there a similar thing in your country?
In November 2019 Santé Publique France (the public health authority) declared it's intention to hold its first alcohol free January in 2020 to follow Britain's example. President Macron declared himself against the initiative at a meeting with Champaign producers. So no alcohol free month here.
Having said that the whole ethos to alcohol is different in france than the UK. Its more away of life than binge and get ratted
Having said that the whole ethos to alcohol is different in france than the UK. Its more away of life than binge and get ratted
Secret Chief
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Dry July here. Same thinking, probably...middle of winter it's easier to get people on board (although I love me a barrel-aged winter warmer).
Also, 'dry' and 'July' rhyme. This is obviously useful for marketing purposes, and almost classifies as poetry by Aussie standards.
I've had the Mikeller off that list, and that's it...lol
Secret Chief
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What did you reckon?
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Twilight, not bright nor dark, good nor bad.
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Never heard of birch beer.