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Beer Spotting 11 years 1 month ago #55

TheBeerNut Offline Posts: 11663	&quot;sbillings&quot;:1csc8ysk wrote: &quot;andrew&quot;:1csc8ysk wrote: Kinnegar have White Rabbit and Cup And Saucer out- both pouring in The Headline this Thursday for the tap takeover.[/quote:1csc8ysk] Anyone going to this?[/quote:1csc8ysk]I reckon I will be.

Beer Spotting 11 years 1 month ago #56

sbillings Offline Posts: 3582	&quot;TheBeerNut&quot;:2zcfnxfo wrote: &quot;sbillings&quot;:2zcfnxfo wrote: &quot;andrew&quot;:2zcfnxfo wrote: Kinnegar have White Rabbit and Cup And Saucer out- both pouring in The Headline this Thursday for the tap takeover.[/quote:2zcfnxfo] Anyone going to this?[/quote:2zcfnxfo]I reckon I will be.[/quote:2zcfnxfo]Might see you there. I'll see if I can get a pass.

Beer Spotting 11 years 1 month ago #57

irish_goat Offline Posts: 1553	Galway Hooker seem to have set their old fermenters up in front of the new ones so I'll assume that means more small special batches from here on in. <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="scontent-lhr.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-xpa1/v...1a00&oe=557451C7">scontent-lhr.xx.fbcdn.net/hphot ... e=557451C7 Dark Lager being kegged in those photos. Delivered already to Galway and Dublin pubs.

Beer Spotting 11 years 1 month ago #58

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&quot;andrew&quot;:1mj5eqnc wrote: Kinnegar have White Rabbit[/quote:1mj5eqnc]
&quot;TheBeerNut&quot;:1mj5eqnc wrote: A white IPA [/quote:1mj5eqnc]

[Warning: Style pedantics ahead.]

Not strictly true: Kinnegar labels it as an "American Wheat Beer", which should lump it in with beauties like Little Sumpin' Sumpin' or Bell's Oberon.
A White IPA is a wit - herb and peel additions included - with lots of hops. I don't think any commercial example have made it to Ireland.

The key difference is the yeast: clean American v spicy Belgian.

In practice, White Rabbit doesn't taste much like any of these, but that's neither here nor there....

Beer Spotting 11 years 1 month ago #59

tube Offline Posts: 3438	White Hag have a white IPA, which uses a estery/phenoly wheat beer yeast, which is probably closer to Belgian than American in character.

Beer Spotting 11 years 1 month ago #60

keeganales Offline Posts: 1047	&quot;Tube&quot;:31bwoufg wrote: White Hag have a white IPA, which uses a estery/phenoly wheat beer yeast, which is probably closer to Belgian than American in character.[/quote:31bwoufg] Forgot that one because I haven't seen it since the RDS in September. But it is/was lovely: lemon + pepper yeast with lots of fruity hops.

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