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mallards

mossfort · 2009-11-15 23:46:16

has anyone ever tried mallards home brew? i got a pint of it in nottingham one night and it was right old piss. i think it was bitter or the like ,the english have a huge collection of different beers and ales.

16-11-2009 12:46am

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has anyone ever tried mallards home brew?
i got a pint of it in nottingham one night and it was right old piss.
i think it was bitter or the like ,the english have a huge collection of different beers and ales.

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#2 16-11-2009 8:38am

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interesting...looks like a home brewer gone commercial......
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/simon.mallard/mallard/basic/brewery.html

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#3 16-11-2009 10:17am

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oconn wrote: »

looks like a home brewer gone commercial

A lot of the best breweries are. The American and Danish beer revolutions were driven primarily by home brewers.

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#4 16-11-2009 12:02pm

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yea he has a two barrel system in his shed

Unfortunately real ale really can suffer greatly if not handled right or sanitation is not up to scratch

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