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7 hours ago, Inverurie Ram said:
I'm the bloke standing up on the stairway 4 steps up, to the right of the flag!......Up The Rams.
Would recognise you anywhere...hope to see you and the boys in the Black Bull for the Nigels' Derby. And Marmite off the menu for a day.
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2 hours ago, Inverurie Ram said:
My mate managed to take a photo of the Aberdeenshire Rams flag in the Gordon Guthrie Stand for the Aston Villa home game Sat 20th Aug 2016 from the east stand.
If you've left it in the Flowerpot, I'm down in October..
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26 minutes ago, rynny said:
The guy on the left is in a forest top isn't he?
It'll be community payback. Have you seen the price of ankle tags ?
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Listening to Drenge, seeing them at Belladrum and given that they're from North Derbyshire, just wondering if they're not Mancs.
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Just had the Mikkeler/Brewdog IPA collaboration. The world's gone a bit fuzzy.
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Oh dear. Dog Tap has opened. Tipped a hat to Tommy Ramone's passing with an Everyday Anarchy saison. Will sleep tonight.
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Outrageous lies. The main brewery is now in Ellon after certain pressure was applied to increase their outputReally? That's your overriding impression of Brewdog?
I think you may have missed the point somewhat. THey are a brewery primarily, but one that has opened a dozen bars over the last 2 or 3 years.
The Brewdog brewery are indeed inspired by the revolution that has taken place in American brewing over the last 35 years (since home brewing became legal in the States), but only really to the extent that, in common with the American craft industry, the Brewdog guys are home brewers who decided to scale up.
What they (two Scottish guys, NOT American - the brewery is in Fraserburgh) have done is pushed the boundaries - or rather cocked their legs at the boundaries and pissed all over them - and produced their own innovative products which should serve as an education to students of beer, but which some will look upon as a gimmick.
The most important aspect of brewing is fermentation - and Brewdog rather splendidly demonstrate the effect that these little beauties can have on the end product with their 'Unleash the Yeast' packs. Four totally separate and different brews from precisely the same wort (identical grain bill, identical hopping) - but different yeasts used which essentially produce an APA, a Pilsner, a Hefeweizen and a Trappist-style beer.
As far as 'American Hops' are concerned, what on Earth does that mean? Brewdog use Saaz in some brews, Nelson Sauvin in others, Galena, Challenger, EKG, Simcoe etc etc.
I'm wasting my time here. Forget it. They're an American 'craft' brewery and should therefore be derided.
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Concerned about the lack of harmmony surrounding Aberdeenshire's finest brewery (Brewdog). Just back from a lovely day at HQ. The guys are doing great missionary work sending hops to deprived places that otherwise would not understand them. Sad to say, on that basis, with Hartington, Jaipur and DBA on the doorstep; Derby has nae chance.Shameful.
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Waiting for Eddie to chip in here, but I'd go Brooklyn above those. If you ever find yourself in upstate Oregon I love Full Sail and Stones from San Diego. And Hales IPA from Seattle. Just a view
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Just about every beer out of that brewery is damn fine. By US standards; damn,damn fine.Brooklyn Lager. Pretty good.
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