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 Preview of some of the ales at Northwich Victoria (2004) FC's beer festival

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TheCultOfIanTunnacliffe

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(1) Steve King IPA:

Made with unreliable hops from the South of England, this doesn't travel well and is expensive to keep in prime condition.

However, this brew is guaranteed to go down well and leave a very bitter aftertaste.


(2) Mike Connett Stout:

Notable for its trademark huge and frothy head, this beer actually changes colours, starting in the black and then ending up in the red.

An extremely expensive vintage that is best served on yachts in a marina or as an ideal accompaniment to Italian food whilst gazing at some exotic concrete works.


(3) Jim Rushe Lager:

A gassy and tasteless concoction that has ideas above its station and ultimately fails to deliver what it initially promised it would.

Then when you take the bottle back to the brewery, they refuse to pay back your deposit.

Tends to induce severe hangovers.
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"It was just two world class players going for a 50/50 ball."

John King's description of a crunching tackle on Ossie Ardiles in the FA Cup Third Round tie at White Hart Lane: 10th January 1979.

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Simply brilliant...........can someone who is registered on Voice of the Vics get this on there
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Anytime you have a 50-50 chance of getting something right, there's a 90% probability you'll get it wrong.

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Not forgetting Walrus Ordinary Bitter a basic bitter brew, with a distict aftertaste of sour grapes. Loses flavour rapidly after the first sip.
« Last Edit: June 20, 2009, 08:43:48 PM by SW »
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 Preview of some of the ales at Northwich Victoria (2004) FC's beer festival