Erdinger Lager
14 May 2011, 09:33 PM
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Erdinger Lager
A friend introduced me to this a couple of weeks ago, i must say its now my favourite lager .. really nice & no bitter to it at all.
The club we were in had it on Draught @ £4.80 a pint, i have managed to trace 500ml bottles of it & a few wannabee's in my pub have started drinking it as well.
Anyone tried it ?
The club we were in had it on Draught @ £4.80 a pint, i have managed to trace 500ml bottles of it & a few wannabee's in my pub have started drinking it as well.
Anyone tried it ?
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Tried it in Germany, and they sell it in Tescos and Sainburys for about 1.59 each.
...so hardly a secret Weissbier
Still, yes I've tried it, and I'd not want more than 4 in any sitting.
...so hardly a secret Weissbier
Still, yes I've tried it, and I'd not want more than 4 in any sitting.
14 May 2011, 09:46 PM
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Hoegaarden for me ...
Wierdly cheaper if you buy 4 * 330ml (around £4) than the 750ml bottles (£2.50 on offer).
Still expensive, although I thankfully just came home from a work-trip to France via Eurotunnel and they had a special offer of buy 2 get 1 free on the 12 * 250ml bottles. Amazing how much fits in the back of a Focus ST
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Wierdly cheaper if you buy 4 * 330ml (around £4) than the 750ml bottles (£2.50 on offer).
Still expensive, although I thankfully just came home from a work-trip to France via Eurotunnel and they had a special offer of buy 2 get 1 free on the 12 * 250ml bottles. Amazing how much fits in the back of a Focus ST
Steve
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Hoegaarden for me ...
Wierdly cheaper if you buy 4 * 330ml (around £4) than the 750ml bottles (£2.50 on offer).
Still expensive, although I thankfully just came home from a work-trip to France via Eurotunnel and they had a special offer of buy 2 get 1 free on the 12 * 250ml bottles. Amazing how much fits in the back of a Focus ST
Steve
Wierdly cheaper if you buy 4 * 330ml (around £4) than the 750ml bottles (£2.50 on offer).
Still expensive, although I thankfully just came home from a work-trip to France via Eurotunnel and they had a special offer of buy 2 get 1 free on the 12 * 250ml bottles. Amazing how much fits in the back of a Focus ST
Steve
15 May 2011, 08:14 AM
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I like the taste of Hoegaarden but can't drink more than a couple without feeling a bit bloated/full.
These days I'm drinking less and less beer and go straight for the hard stuff!
These days I'm drinking less and less beer and go straight for the hard stuff!
15 May 2011, 08:25 AM
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Bloody hell.... Something we agree on !!
I do still enjoy a lager as a first beer freshener now and again,but loving the ale nowadays.
Oh and the 750cl Leffe blonde are a nice drink,as are Henry Westons vintage reserve cider
Or when the summertime comes,a sit in the rear garden and take in a nice beer and a good view!!!
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A friend introduced me to this a couple of weeks ago, i must say its now my favourite lager .. really nice & no bitter to it at all.
The club we were in had it on Draught @ £4.80 a pint, i have managed to trace 500ml bottles of it & a few wannabee's in my pub have started drinking it as well.
Anyone tried it ?
The club we were in had it on Draught @ £4.80 a pint, i have managed to trace 500ml bottles of it & a few wannabee's in my pub have started drinking it as well.
Anyone tried it ?
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Erdinger lager????
We have Erdinger Weißbier here and Erdinger Kristallweizen but not heard of Erdinger Lager. It must be specific for export to the lager drinkers of England.
We have Erdinger Weißbier here and Erdinger Kristallweizen but not heard of Erdinger Lager. It must be specific for export to the lager drinkers of England.
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You can get half a crate of the stuff here for that much 
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Went for a meal at Cameron House last night and i tried as the waiter said a "local" lager....
http://www.scottishfood.com/i/Schieh...aviestoun.html
Must say, i was really impressed with it. Didn't have a bad after-taste compared to some.....not sure it was worth £5.95 a pint though.
http://www.scottishfood.com/i/Schieh...aviestoun.html
Must say, i was really impressed with it. Didn't have a bad after-taste compared to some.....not sure it was worth £5.95 a pint though.
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