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22nd May 2007, 07:31 PM #31
Homonym nong
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Got a six pack of James Squire Pilsener. Haven't had that for about 5 years but great stuff.
I love coopers sparkling ale, but unfortunately the storage practices of many of the larger distributors dont account for the yeast still being in the bottles and it goes bad if not treated correctly. I've have bought many a coopers (still younger than the best before date they now carry) that had the yeast sediment turned into these great chunks of putresence. Takes away from a delightful experience
Mick
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4th November 2007, 12:04 PM #32
what finer points?
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oh heres a good old thread. there has just been another release of coopers vintage extra stong, it's just like a chinmay imho and half the price which mean it's still flaming expensive but very nice. it only seems to come out every 2 years. Matt
cocaine would have been a cheaper addiction
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