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Mr Perrett's Traditional Stout
Captain Kebab Started conversation Apr 22, 2002
Available in Tesco, this is one everyone can try (who lives near a Tesco ).
Mr Perrett's is brewed by Wickwar Brewing Co in Bristol. It's 5.9% alcohol by volume, so not for the faint-hearted, and arrives in 330ml bottles - be careful when pouring, it's a live ale and has a sediment.
It's a powerful and distinctive stout, with lots of liquorice and chocolate (as described on the bottle), but I also thought it fruity - almost winey. It's a real smoothy too. Recommended!
Mr Perrett's Traditional Stout
Monsignore Pizzafunghi Bosselese Posted Apr 22, 2002
Oh please give me a link to somewhere where I can download one of these!
Mr Perrett's Traditional Stout
Captain Kebab Posted Apr 22, 2002
http://www.wickwarbrewing.co.uk
Don't know if you can actually download the bottle, though!
Mr Perrett's Traditional Stout
Captain Kebab Posted Apr 23, 2002
Hmm - this could be a whole new technological breakthrough. Draught beer in the home direct from the brewery - we get water, and gas, and electricity, not to mention TV and all this internet jiggery-pokery -why not beer?
I think I feel a campaign coming on - I'm just a bit worried about who would keep the pipes clean. How is probably important, too. I shall have to give this matter some thought...
Mr Perrett's Traditional Stout
Monsignore Pizzafunghi Bosselese Posted Apr 23, 2002
I can download music and I can download videos and books, so *why* on Earth don't they let me download a beer???
And I promise to keep the pipes clean by just creating enough traffic so that microbes and fungi won't have a chance to settle down!
Mr Perrett's Traditional Stout
Captain Kebab Posted Apr 24, 2002
Yes - I definitely like your thinking on this one.
What do we want? Downloadable beer!
When do we want it? Now!
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