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Message imdownthepub P beers 26047 º places 2098 º 02:43 Wed 9/26/2012 I have added the Harviestoun as a new beer now, that looks the right thing to do. The Greene King IPA Special Reserve, been a while since I had the bottle, but on my records at home I had it down for filtered but not pasteurised, but as I cannot remember it specifically it would be good to know if the bottle is pasteurised, in which case a new version would be raised and the ratings split, until then I think we keep it as one entry.
Message wheresthepath beers 3441 º places 279 º 04:50 Wed 9/26/2012 Cheers, I’ll try to remember to have a look at the GK bottle next time I’m in a supermarket. I’ll make sure no-one sees me looking at a GK product though, don’t want to make them think I’m interested! Anth
Message wheresthepath beers 3441 º places 279 º 05:12 Mon 10/1/2012 Had a look at the bottle in Sainsbury’s. The Special Reserve didn’t say whether it is or isn’t pasteurised, but then neither did the standard GK IPA bottle next to it. So - no closer to a definite answer, but I think it’s probably going to be the same as it is for the standard IPA - and therefore almost certainly pasteurised. Anth

Message cgarvieuk P beers 37620 º places 457 º 05:24 Mon 10/1/2012 its also easier to merge than to split
Message Leighton P beers 33714 º places 1204 º 10:16 Tue 10/16/2012 Gosh, it’s coming up quick, enit?!?
Message harrisoni P beers 25356 º places 68 º 11:56 Tue 10/16/2012 There is even a pre-festival tasting event at the Folkestone Spoons for the local Camra branch where and I quote "On Tuesday 23rd October the manager of Wetherspoons Folkestone, has invited branch members to a preview of their beer festival and is providing some snacks." Nice
Message madmitch76 P beers 36920 º places 240 º 13:11 Tue 10/16/2012 Originally posted by Leighton Gosh, it’s coming up quick, enit?!? I like your use of local phraseology but the correct spelling is innit For your next lesson in east london - work out what I am requesting from the following phonetic phrase: Cort a panda

Message Theydon_Bois P admin beers 40501 º places 1239 º 13:17 Tue 10/16/2012 Originally posted by madmitch76 Originally posted by Leighton Gosh, it’s coming up quick, enit?!? I like your use of local phraseology but the correct spelling is innit For your next lesson in east london - work out what I am requesting from the following phonetic phrase: Cort a panda wiv ketchip?
Message madmitch76 P beers 36920 º places 240 º 13:19 Tue 10/16/2012 Top of the class
Message Leighton P beers 33714 º places 1204 º 13:41 Tue 10/16/2012 Originally posted by madmitch76 Originally posted by Leighton Gosh, it’s coming up quick, enit?!? I like your use of local phraseology but the correct spelling is innit For your next lesson in east london - work out what I am requesting from the following phonetic phrase: Cort a panda It’s also a contraction commonly used by modern day Native Americans and, in their usage, the spelling is generally ’enit’. Good to know this versatile word is used (albeit with a different spelling) over here as well.