Originally posted by Gary The demise of the original 6% ABV Punk was the beginning of the end for me. |
Meh! All this love for original Punk sets my teeth on edge. When new Punk was introduced there was at least one side by side tasting (at the Rake) and frankly the new version pissed all over the old version which tasted bland, dry and dusty by comparison. |
It was at the White Horse and I thought the new punk was good but since it’s been erratic. It also takes time for a new brewery to become acclimatised to batches. I’ve enjoyed recent batches of Punk but the Ahtanum isn’t a favourite hop of mine and could be swapped with Amarillo. |
Not sure abaht the Sloaney but there wss defo an officilal side by side at the Rake. New Punk fresh and vibrant, Old Punk tired and staid. The clue is in the name - Punk. Remember 77 okay! |
Originally posted by tdtm82It also takes time for a new brewery to become acclimatised to batches. I’ve enjoyed recent batches of Punk but the Ahtanum isn’t a favourite hop of mine and could be swapped with Amarillo. But ... Punk was variable as all hell even before they moved to the new brewery. I dunno, it feels like a total lottery buying that beer. I love it when it’s great, but when it’s not great it can be terrible. I’ve had enough bad ones (and wasted enough money) to put me off taking the risk any more. |
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