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West End drinkers would be used to this...

mighty_tiger_79 wrote:Anybody who drinks Carlton Dry should be concerned with the recall of cartons

Pity they can't recall the recipe.

Magellan wrote:

mighty_tiger_79 wrote:Anybody who drinks Carlton Dry should be concerned with the recall of cartons

Pity they can't recall the recipe.

LOL. Regular beer + water.

MatteeG wrote:

Magellan wrote:

mighty_tiger_79 wrote:Anybody who drinks Carlton Dry should be concerned with the recall of cartons

Pity they can't recall the recipe.

LOL. Regular beer + water.

You mean it's got beer in it?

Magellan wrote:

mighty_tiger_79 wrote:Anybody who drinks Carlton Dry should be concerned with the recall of cartons

Pity they can't recall the recipe.

Carlton cold is worse IMO.

I don't get the concept of calling beers "dry", I've spilt many of them and they all seem wet to me.

Lightning McQueen wrote:

Magellan wrote:

mighty_tiger_79 wrote:Anybody who drinks Carlton Dry should be concerned with the recall of cartons

Pity they can't recall the recipe.

Carlton cold is worse IMO.

I don't get the concept of calling beers "dry", I've spilt many of them and they all seem wet to me.

Carlton Cold was a beer I drank when I was 18.
Couldn't believe it a few months ago when someone offered me one and it was mid strength

The Ash Man wrote:
Carlton Cold was a beer I drank when I was 18.
Couldn't believe it a few months ago when someone offered me one and it was mid strength

I had a mate who would only drink that back in the day, it just didn't agree with me.

I have another mate who only drinks VB, I'm sure it's because if anyone else runs out of beer, they wont go stealing his.

Lightning McQueen wrote:

The Ash Man wrote:
Carlton Cold was a beer I drank when I was 18.
Couldn't believe it a few months ago when someone offered me one and it was mid strength

I had a mate who would only drink that back in the day, it just didn't agree with me.

I have another mate who only drinks VB, I'm sure it's because if anyone else runs out of beer, they wont go stealing his.

Say what you like about VB, apart from XXXX Gold, it's the biggest selling beer in the land.

Spargo wrote:Say what you like about VB, apart from XXXX Gold, it's the biggest selling beer in the land.

I know, I guess it's more of what we grew up with.

Have developed a taste for Fat Yak in recent times. Nice drop. The Irish Whiskey has been copping a good belting lately, Teeling and Kilbeggan are the latest I've had a go at.

Downed quite a few of these while holidaying in Cairns. Very nice drop

RustyCage wrote:

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Downed quite a few of these while holidaying in Cairns. Very nice drop

Very interesting story behind that lot.

They sold part of the recipe to CUB who now Brew it.
But its nothing like the original from what I had been informed.
The guy who sold the rights is happily retired

Spargo wrote:West End drinkers would be used to this...

Why must you pick on us Spags????

Just got Yenda Pale on tap at work. Think the staff have knocked off half the keg by ourselves

BoundaryRider84 wrote:Just got Yenda Pale on tap at work. Think the staff have knocked off half the keg by ourselves

the yenda stuff is top notch.

Prancing Pony and Stone and Wood breweries are ones to check out too

The last week has seen me down an assortment of craft beers, my favourites so far have been South Australian locals 'Amazon Ale' brewed in Renmark and Steam Exchanges Indian Pale Ale of which is brewed in Goolwa.

Can anyone tell me what Great Northern is similar to?
Been offered some very cheap cartons but never tried it

squires hop thief #7. Exceptional

bennymacca wrote:

BoundaryRider84 wrote:Just got Yenda Pale on tap at work. Think the staff have knocked off half the keg by ourselves

the yenda stuff is top notch.

Prancing Pony and Stone and Wood breweries are ones to check out too

Yeah really like the Prancing Pony also tried a Montieths black beer, wow

The Ash Man wrote:Can anyone tell me what Great Northern is similar to?
Been offered some very cheap cartons but never tried it

I drink it a bit. It's light in taste and body. So it's harmless. A good beer to drink if you're wanting a beer but also want to drive later in the day.

It's a mid strength, so it's similar to Carlton Mid strength. If you're not into mid strength beer, then I can't say what it's like. It's not my favourite beer but I found it great out of a tap at the footy (in Melb) when I knew I had to drive later that day.

I tend to go for Coopers Mild Ales instead but it's worth a try.