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    Is it quite a dark beer, Rick, or more a Pale Ale style?

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    They brew many types, I particularly like their IPA, but the Old Disreputable (which is quite dark) is also very nice.

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    Anything from the wychwood brewery - particularly hob goblin - perfect served cool on a warm summers evening. They do some nice ales specially for Sainsbury's and always do a special Christmas brew but their everyday brews are best. Goliath is excellent as well, they don't skimp on the ingredients, lovely stuff.
    German wheat beer is a damn fiune summer quaffing beer as well, whatever the brand.

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    Hobgoblin is a great drink, i am also partial to;

    Marstons Owd Roger
    Adnams Broadside
    Theakstons Old Perculiar

    I like ales with a strong flavour, no weak stuff thank you

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    I prefer Malt whisky to beer..Always have a few er them after a good session on the beer all the same.

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