WOW how's that for a beer!!!

[gotwtt]

this is another one i like okocim 7.1% not a session beer £1.68 tesco

[Cygnus X1]

Is that the same thing as the "Carling's Black Label" popular in the late 60's and 70's?
Yes, it was horrible by the accounts of the adults I was around at the time.

To clear up a bit of confusion about Cooper-they joined the homebrew market by offering their recipes.
Not exactly the same as buying the product bottled.
Homebrewers each have their own refining methods.
It simply isn't possible for one to make the exact same beer at home, but they do offer a fine mix to work with.

[gotwtt]

Is that the same thing as the "Carling's Black Label" popular in the late 60's and 70's?
Yes, it was horrible by the accounts of the adults I was around at the time.

To clear up a bit of confusion about Cooper-they joined the homebrew market by offering their recipes.
Not exactly the same as buying the product bottled.
Homebrewers each have their own refining methods.
It simply isn't possible for one to make the exact same beer at home, but they do offer a fine mix to work with.

yea carling weak piss label

[zeegler]

this is another one i like okocim 7.1% not a session beer £1.68 tesco

I've tried dozens of these eastern European beers. Polish, Ukranian, you name it, and I just had one from Bosnia Herzogovia last night in fact. In my experience they are all very mediocre, and all pretty much taste the same. The Bosnian one I just had though, was particularly foul. It tasted like something that was siphoned out of a public toilet.

I tried a couple of other beers last night. I had a bottle of Black Sheep Riggwelter and a bottle of Harviestoun Old Engine Oil. Both were unbelievably tasty.

[AussieTerry84]

thats my new fav beer