Truth in labelling

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Your verdict, Ray?
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Greynomad wrote: Fri Oct 02, 2020 12:50 pm Without comment.
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Ray, How do you keep it in the glass? :lol:

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pet-els wrote: Sat Oct 03, 2020 8:46 am
Greynomad wrote: Fri Oct 02, 2020 12:50 pm Without comment.
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Ray, How do you keep it in the glass? :lol:

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I'm a black beer drinker when I have a beer, which is well over a year ago and Guinness is my favourite black beer on tap, inlee there is a local craft beer. Bottled beer, it's Montieths from NZ which is a lovely beer.

It's a pity grog gives us so much trouble in our bodies, considering it's such a nice indulgence at the time.
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Still find Coopers stout a hard drop to beat either in the long neck or if you can find somewhere with it on tap ... a steak in every glass :lol:

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My problem is I'm allergic to preservatives and most bottled grog has preservatives in it and don't think I've come across Coopers stout on tap, otherwise would certainly try it.

My understanding of no added sugar, is that they use artificial sweeteners. My mother was a saccharin freak had it in coffee, tea and even put it in some of her food and it tasted horrible. I'm one of those lucky people who don't have a sweet tooth, in fact find sweet things taste awful to me, other than fruit.
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You can use honey in home brew NP..if you are against sugar. but it tastes like shit.😁
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You're right there Bernie, terrible taste honey beer.
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When I was making my own beer I tried many things in the wort.
Honey was the worst taste of all, ( I dumped the whole brew ) molasses wasn't too bad but I eventually went back to quality raw sugar.
Now I make my own spirits and won't use anything else than raw sugar ( and rainwater if I can get it ) for better ''refined '' taste.


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