Beer, revisited

The Esk · June 25, 2015

Lads, any recommendations for non-alcoholic beers?

Thanks

COYBL25 · June 25, 2015

the esk said:
Lads, any recommendations for non-alcoholic beers?

Thanks

Quite simply no if you like the taste of beer.

It's only my opinion mate, but I 've tried most of them and I've always had to add either Lemo or Lime to actually drink them.

To me they taste of chemicals and nothing else , others may disagree !

COYBL25 · June 25, 2015

ste d' indica said:
Very nice pint of Theakston's Lightfoot in the sunshine, light golden but malty, makes a nice change from the never-ending hop onslaught.

Have you tried this mate ?, Truly is a proper Summer session ale and goes down well with lager drinkers too - can be served cold.

SerenityNigh · June 25, 2015

COYBL25 said:
Quite simply no if you like the taste of beer.

It's only my opinion mate, but I 've tried most of them and I've always had to add either Lemo or Lime to actually drink them.

To me they taste of chemicals and nothing else , others may disagree !

Lemo is safer dry?

COYBL25 · June 25, 2015

SerenityNigh said:
Lemo is safer dry?

? ? ?

coollino · June 25, 2015

the esk said:
Lads, any recommendations for non-alcoholic beers?

Thanks

Brewdog's nanny state is meant to be OK, same with erdinger

SerenityNigh · June 25, 2015

the esk said:
Lads, any recommendations for non-alcoholic beers?

Thanks

BA forums might have some useful recommendations, probably worth perusing

http://www.beeradvocate.com/community/threads/best-non-alcoholic-beer.199852/

The Esk · June 25, 2015

COYBL25 said:
Quite simply no if you like the taste of beer.

It's only my opinion mate, but I 've tried most of them and I've always had to add either Lemo or Lime to actually drink them.

To me they taste of chemicals and nothing else , others may disagree !

That's been my experience too....

SerenityNigh · June 25, 2015

COYBL25 said:
? ? ?

Just thought if you're on the lemo, how many drinks you've had is a lesser concern.

The Esk · June 25, 2015

coollino said:
Brewdog's nanny state is meant to be OK, same with erdinger

SerenityNigh said:
BA forums might have some useful recommendations, probably worth perusing

http://www.beeradvocate.com/community/threads/best-non-alcoholic-beer.199852/

Thanks will look into these!

COYBL25 · June 25, 2015

SerenityNigh said:
Just thought if you're on the lemo, how many drinks you've had is a lesser concern.

True.

SerenityNigh · June 25, 2015

Torontoblue said:
A lovely drop. Unibroue rarely do a bad beer. The Grand Reserve 17 is a little hot at the moment. I'd hide it and forget about it for a year.

I also have a bottle of Terrible at home in the 'cellar' It's from 2002. Gonna crack it open in a couple of weeks when we have our annual Ratebeer gathering

Will try my best to keep it stored away...

ste d' indica · June 25, 2015

COYBL25 said:
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Have you tried this mate ?, Truly is a proper Summer session ale and goes down well with lager drinkers too - can be served cold.

New one on me that mate, looks very interesting.

ste d' indica · June 25, 2015

the esk said:
Lads, any recommendations for non-alcoholic beers?

Thanks

Bittburger's isn't too bad mate, for a sort of generally available one.

COYBL25 · June 25, 2015

ste d' indica said:
New one on me that mate, looks very interesting.

It's absolutely beautiful, quite sweet, you can drink it by the bucket.

Skipton started off as a micro a few years ago and now have quite a few pubs around the Lancashire / Yorkshire border around Skipton.

If your still at the pub, I can thoroughly recommend putting this on if you can get it.

That and St Austells Tribute are my fav Summer beers.