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Has anyone tried it ? I went shopping in a town a few hours from home and saw it sitting on the fridge and I couldnt resist. I got home and got it nice n cold and I was pleasently surprised. Its a ruby red ale thats hoppy and malty too. Top notch but not for your average "yellow beer" drink as they say. What do you think?
No, but I have enjoyed red ale in the past.
Any relation to Fat Bastard wine?
I've had their chard and enjoyed it.
It looks like we're shilling products, the mods might not like this thread.
But I don't have anything to do with marketing wine, I just drink it.
7.2% yeah it is kinda strong, but im used to it from drinking in Ireland and my homebrew. Its a different company that brews Fat Bastard wine which I have not tried. I have however, tried "Hair of the Dingo" wine hehe.
Has anyone tried it ? I went shopping in a town a few hours from home and saw it sitting on the fridge and I couldnt resist. I got home and got it nice n cold and I was pleasently surprised. Its a ruby red ale thats hoppy and malty too. Top notch but not for your average "yellow beer" drink as they say. What do you think?
Oh, they drink that in the Relationships Forum.
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