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22-04-2005, 06:08 PM
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Steve Pretti wrote:
Victory's web site says they are doing a release in June that is a new style for them. Any guesses as to what it may be? American Light Lager. -- Joel Plutchak "So you would say the beheadings are excessive but not the dismemberment?" - from a discussion of the movie "Sin City" 
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22-04-2005, 06:08 PM
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Steve Pretti wrote:
Victory's web site says they are doing a release in June that is a new style for them. Any guesses as to what it may be? American Light Lager. -- Joel Plutchak "So you would say the beheadings are excessive but not the dismemberment?" - from a discussion of the movie "Sin City"
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22-04-2005, 08:04 PM
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Yeah, right!!! I don't see that happening, but maybe pre-prohibition style
American Pilsner? "Joel" wrote in message ... Steve Pretti wrote: Victory's web site says they are doing a release in June that is a new style for them. Any guesses as to what it may be? American Light Lager. -- Joel Plutchak "So you would say the beheadings are excessive but not the dismemberment?" - from a discussion of the movie "Sin City"
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22-04-2005, 08:04 PM
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Yeah, right!!! I don't see that happening, but maybe pre-prohibition style
American Pilsner? "Joel" wrote in message ... Steve Pretti wrote: Victory's web site says they are doing a release in June that is a new style for them. Any guesses as to what it may be? American Light Lager. -- Joel Plutchak "So you would say the beheadings are excessive but not the dismemberment?" - from a discussion of the movie "Sin City"
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22-04-2005, 08:11 PM
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Steve Pretti wrote:
"Joel" wrote: Steve Pretti wrote: Victory's web site says they are doing a release in June that is a new style for them. Any guesses as to what it may be? American Light Lager. Yeah, right!!! I don't see that happening, but maybe pre-prohibition style American Pilsner? But seriously, maybe Schwarzbier? Have they ever done a straight-up Brit/Scot/Irish style, like a bitter, porter, or (non-Imperial) stout? -- Joel Plutchak "So you would say the beheadings are excessive but not the dismemberment?" - from a discussion of the movie "Sin City"
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22-04-2005, 08:11 PM
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Steve Pretti wrote:
"Joel" wrote: Steve Pretti wrote: Victory's web site says they are doing a release in June that is a new style for them. Any guesses as to what it may be? American Light Lager. Yeah, right!!! I don't see that happening, but maybe pre-prohibition style American Pilsner? But seriously, maybe Schwarzbier? Have they ever done a straight-up Brit/Scot/Irish style, like a bitter, porter, or (non-Imperial) stout? -- Joel Plutchak "So you would say the beheadings are excessive but not the dismemberment?" - from a discussion of the movie "Sin City"
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22-04-2005, 08:18 PM
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Yes they have a great bitter on tap - Uncle Teddy's Bitter - awesome
session stuff, and Workingman's Porter, also very quaffable. As for the non-imperial stuotm I do't know. "Joel" wrote in message ... Steve Pretti wrote: "Joel" wrote: Steve Pretti wrote: Victory's web site says they are doing a release in June that is a new style for them. Any guesses as to what it may be? American Light Lager. Yeah, right!!! I don't see that happening, but maybe pre-prohibition style American Pilsner? But seriously, maybe Schwarzbier? Have they ever done a straight-up Brit/Scot/Irish style, like a bitter, porter, or (non-Imperial) stout? -- Joel Plutchak "So you would say the beheadings are excessive but not the dismemberment?" - from a discussion of the movie "Sin City"
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22-04-2005, 08:21 PM
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That is Workhorse Porter, not workingman's.
"Steve Pretti" wrote in message ... Yes they have a great bitter on tap - Uncle Teddy's Bitter - awesome session stuff, and Workingman's Porter, also very quaffable. As for the non-imperial stuotm I do't know. "Joel" wrote in message ... Steve Pretti wrote: "Joel" wrote: Steve Pretti wrote: Victory's web site says they are doing a release in June that is a new style for them. Any guesses as to what it may be? American Light Lager. Yeah, right!!! I don't see that happening, but maybe pre-prohibition style American Pilsner? But seriously, maybe Schwarzbier? Have they ever done a straight-up Brit/Scot/Irish style, like a bitter, porter, or (non-Imperial) stout? -- Joel Plutchak "So you would say the beheadings are excessive but not the dismemberment?" - from a discussion of the movie "Sin City"
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22-04-2005, 08:21 PM
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That is Workhorse Porter, not workingman's.
"Steve Pretti" wrote in message ... Yes they have a great bitter on tap - Uncle Teddy's Bitter - awesome session stuff, and Workingman's Porter, also very quaffable. As for the non-imperial stuotm I do't know. "Joel" wrote in message ... Steve Pretti wrote: "Joel" wrote: Steve Pretti wrote: Victory's web site says they are doing a release in June that is a new style for them. Any guesses as to what it may be? American Light Lager. Yeah, right!!! I don't see that happening, but maybe pre-prohibition style American Pilsner? But seriously, maybe Schwarzbier? Have they ever done a straight-up Brit/Scot/Irish style, like a bitter, porter, or (non-Imperial) stout? -- Joel Plutchak "So you would say the beheadings are excessive but not the dismemberment?" - from a discussion of the movie "Sin City"
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25-04-2005, 12:44 AM
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Steve Pretti wrote: Victory's web site says they are doing a release in June that is a new style for them. Any guesses as to what it may be? snips Joel Plutchak wrote But seriously, maybe Schwarzbier? Have they ever done a straight-up Brit/Scot/Irish style, like a bitter, porter, or (non-Imperial) stout? Steve again - Yes they have a great bitter on tap - Uncle Teddy's Bitter - awesome session stuff, and Workhorse Porter, also very quaffable. ISTR they also had good mention for a Mild? A beer that even many UK breweries don't bother with; as it's seen as an old man's drink (& also previously had something of a bad reputation, as the cask that all the 'slops'(*) were dumped into!) When well-kept & well-brewed, however, the experience of a session on good cask mild is sublime. My favourites are the darker, roastier & chocolatey examples from the midlands (e.g. Holden's, Batham's, Enville, Sarah Hughes (6%abv!), plus the excellent Cain's Mild, from Liverpool). cheers, MikeMcG. (*) slops - unfinished pints, off beer, ullage, samples, etc)
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25-04-2005, 01:06 PM
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They have Milltown Mild - I have not sampled that however.
"MikeMcG" wrote in message oups.com... Steve Pretti wrote: Victory's web site says they are doing a release in June that is a new style for them. Any guesses as to what it may be? snips Joel Plutchak wrote But seriously, maybe Schwarzbier? Have they ever done a straight-up Brit/Scot/Irish style, like a bitter, porter, or (non-Imperial) stout? Steve again - Yes they have a great bitter on tap - Uncle Teddy's Bitter - awesome session stuff, and Workhorse Porter, also very quaffable. ISTR they also had good mention for a Mild? A beer that even many UK breweries don't bother with; as it's seen as an old man's drink (& also previously had something of a bad reputation, as the cask that all the 'slops'(*) were dumped into!) When well-kept & well-brewed, however, the experience of a session on good cask mild is sublime. My favourites are the darker, roastier & chocolatey examples from the midlands (e.g. Holden's, Batham's, Enville, Sarah Hughes (6%abv!), plus the excellent Cain's Mild, from Liverpool). cheers, MikeMcG. (*) slops - unfinished pints, off beer, ullage, samples, etc)
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26-04-2005, 05:47 PM
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On Fri, 22 Apr 2005, Joel wrote: Steve Pretti wrote: "Joel" wrote: Steve Pretti wrote: Victory's web site says they are doing a release in June that is a new style for them. Any guesses as to what it may be? American Light Lager. Yeah, right!!! I don't see that happening, but maybe pre-prohibition style American Pilsner? But seriously, maybe Schwarzbier? Have they ever done a straight-up Brit/Scot/Irish style, like a bitter, porter, or (non-Imperial) stout? I think they've done both an ESB and definitely a porter, but I don't know that either was ever bottled.
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