I have the exact opposite policy for any food or drink! Made the mistake once of having a gluten free sandwichUnless it’s Gluten Free it’s a no from me.![]()
The GF bread in supermarket tastes like a dish sponge, unfortunately I’ve been diagnosed with coeliac disease so I’ve had to cancel my CAMRA membership!I have the exact opposite policy for any food or drink! Made the mistake once of having a gluten free sandwich![]()
Is gluten free a new thing, serious question and not knocking.Unless it’s Gluten Free it’s a no from me.![]()
Who knows, but it's nothing to do with tasting a new lager at the gtechIs gluten free a new thing, serious question and not knocking.
Back in the day, there was no gluten stuff on shop shelves, well not that I noticed,now there are aisles full of the stuff.........what changed?
So who from here is going?
Allegedly Carling Black label with a new label.Madri has been created by a marketing department. It is not remotely Spanish.
A red one presumablyAllegedly Carling Black label with a new label.
Maybe they trying a gluten free one on you........happy chappy!Who knows, but it's nothing to do with tasting a new lager at the gtech
Not sure when it became a thing, they massively overcharge for GF stuff though.Is gluten free a new thing, serious question and not knocking.
Back in the day, there was no gluten stuff on shop shelves, well not that I noticed,now there are aisles full of the stuff.........what changed?
Do they overcharge for GF beers? I've never seen that.Not sure when it became a thing, they massively overcharge for GF stuff though.
Obviously I didn’t care until it affected me so I used to drink all kinds of everything!
Once I saw the photos from the camera they stuck down my throat I was suddenly interested.
Plenty of breweries do GF beers, just have to google it & what have you.
I bought something last week admittedly in bottles from Tesco called Griffin Gold brewed under the Fullers label. It was 3.4% so very much like Chiswick. It was very nice. Only £1 a bottle with my club card!Unfortunately England is not great at brewing lager. The water in Burton on Trent is great for IPA and bitter, but not so much for the host of beers with foreign names that the big corporations market so heavily and now brew there.
Yes, Fullers is brewed in London. However I would be happier if they reinstated Chiswick bitter - their great session beer, which they decided to drop. Instead we are offered stuff like Oliver’s Island or Seafarers. Neither appeals to me,
3.4 !!I bought something last week admittedly in bottles from Tesco called Griffin Gold brewed under the Fullers label. It was 3.4% so very much like Chiswick. It was very nice. Only £1 a bottle with my club card!
Yep what they call a session ale I guess.3.4 !!
Ah makes sense , to the TW8s all drinks are session drinks !Yep what they call a session ale I guess.
Sean Lock - 'I hate blind people, they're the reason labradors are so expensive'i don't qualify as i'm not blind![]()
Sorry, meant groceries.Do they overcharge for GF beers? I've never seen that.
All Bristol Beer Factory beers are gluten free and don't charge any differently to other beers.
I was just thinking that, also limiting their numbers who can do the job.New Lager at the Gtech? Blind Testers Required
DEI gone mad! Not sure how they are allowed to discriminate against sighted people wanting to taste the new stuff.
Is Griffin Gold meant to fill the gap created by the ending of Chiswick Bitter? If it is, it's bloody weird, since CB was only ever 3.5% - a terrific session beer - so that lowering it to 3.4% to stay within the new duty rates surely would not have made that much difference.I bought something last week admittedly in bottles from Tesco called Griffin Gold brewed under the Fullers label. It was 3.4% so very much like Chiswick. It was very nice. Only £1 a bottle with my club card!
I believe soIs Pride Lager just rebranded Frontier?
Or who the Helles?Who the hell drinks lager anyway ?
Chiswick was ok but we used to call it Diet Pride.Is Griffin Gold meant to fill the gap created by the ending of Chiswick Bitter? If it is, it's bloody weird, since CB was only ever 3.5% - a terrific session beer - so that lowering it to 3.4% to stay within the new duty rates surely would not have made that much difference.
Grrrrrrrrr.
P.S. Thanks for the £1 Tesco tip - shall give GG a try.![]()
Ever have 7 or 8 pints of Pride in the Red Lion over the course of an evening?Chiswick was ok but we used to call it Diet Pride.![]()
OMFG;If it ain’t broke then don’t try and fix it is my opinion…, Save Our Grolsch please.
If it ain’t broke then don’t try and fix it is my opinion…, Save Our Grolsch please.
Louts, obviously.Who the hell drinks lager anyway ?
Its lively carbonation is a big plus for the Grolsch IMHO. The thought of drinking something flat, especially in this weather, when your necking a quick pint at half time or before kick off makes me shudder.
#SaveOurGrolsch
Give it a few months, you know what fan engagement is likeWhere. Are. The. Results???!!!!
Yep when is it again?Give it a few months, you know what fan engagement is like![]()
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Is it made by Asahi?Considering our Irish links why is Poitin not on the drinks menu ?
What Irish links?Considering our Irish links why is Poitin not on the drinks menu ?
What Irish links?
These things are just a tick box exercise, the change is being made regardless of any results as per the venison 'taste test'. Luckily this time it genuinely benefits Bees fans.Where. Are. The. Results???!!!!
Just a few…What Irish links?
Sorry thought he meant at ownership level.Just a few…
Keith Andrews
Damien Duff
Caoimhin Kelleher
Nathan Collins
Kevin O’Connor