When I saw the description on the can I doubted it was for me, as I am not a blueberry fan, however I am enjoying it very much. Made ironing the uniforms go by very pleasantly, while listening to the cricket!
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Well, what an 'interesting' day. Glad I live in NZ. Had a beer to relax - an Eagle Märzen Oktoberfest beer 6% - interesting flavours, almost a red ale. Easy drinking and nice for the style but not my cup of tea.
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NZ is certainly a place to try beers these days! I remember when it was Lion or DB and various (some not nice) beers . Unless you could pay a huge price ... even then not much variety availaible
8 wired Mahu lager. This tasted quite robust to me, so I put a good dash of lime in it. It's described as "Inspired by sunny Kiwi summer days and named after the beautiful area surrounding 8 wired. It's a German style lager that's going to get you dreaming of the beach, the bach and sailing around bays in the old Optimist." brewed in Warkworth.
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Urbanaut Bourbon Barrel Aged Strong Ale 12% - potent brew, easy to drink and the soporific aspect didn't kick in until a little later. Very more-ish. Good day-nap beer. Love the little mini-cans too - nice way to have tipple-size high-% beer.
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Today's ale is described as a feijoa NZIPA. I was curious about this as I love feijoas, but couldn't see the flavour integrating into beer. as it is, I can't taste feijoa at all, however it's a pleasant drink, brewed in Freemantle Western Australia.
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Urbanaut Triple Imperial Hazy Ale - 14% Epic beer which mercifully comes in a cute wee can so as not to get too blotto. Really nice, rich, creamy flavours. I have another similar Urbanaut in the fridge which I can't wait to try today.
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Last one in this series - Urbanaut Doris Plum Belgian Quadruple 10%. Lowest alcohol content compared to the other two but tasted the most potent - almost like a plum liqueur. Nice but I needed a nap afterwards.
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