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18 Jul, 2011

Saltare Brewery South Island Pale — The Cask, Pimlico

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Now here is a lovely pub. The sibling of the Craft Brew Co. in Clerkenwell this pub has a similar feel pub is a bit more lived in. This New Zealand ale is crisp and fruity as the pump suggests. It only came on yesterday and is in marvelous condition. Very easy to drink. Crisp and slightly sharp. A great start to the evening. [4/5].
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01 Jul, 2011

Craft Beer Co. Clerkenwell

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Do you need any other reason not to go in here?
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01 Jul, 2011

Dark Star Saison — Craft Beer Co. Clerkenwell

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A once only barrel of a very gingery ale. Most tasty. 4/5.
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01 Jul, 2011

Hitachino Nest

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Quite a lot of Hitachino in the Craft Beer Co. Clerkenwell.
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01 Jul, 2011

First ever pint

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The first pint ever pulled in Craft Beer Co. Clerkenwell was pulled for alefinder.
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01 Jul, 2011

Xbeeriment – Craft Beer Co, Clerkenwell

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This £13 bottle of ale was rather tasty.
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29 Jun, 2011

Southern Tier Double IPA — Craft Beer Co., Clerkenwell

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At 8.2% and £3.95 it should be good. It is. Smooth, not too bitter and has a round, full flavour. [4/5]
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29 Jun, 2011

A yard of fail

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“No daddy”.

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26 Jun, 2011

Zero degrees pale ale — Zero Degrees Brewery, Blackheath

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Served very cold, but still has a sour edge without much hoppiness at 4.8%. It has a nice fresh wheaty finish though. [2/5]
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10 Jun, 2011

Badger Hopping Hare.

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An early evening pint of Badger.
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