Thornbridge Wild Swan? I had two bottles a while ago, and I don't remember being particula

rly moved. Nice enough, but when it's on the shelf next to Jaipur, Kipling and Wild Raven - as it is in the Waitrose near my work - there's no contest. I'd probably drink it in a pub, on a session, over any of those, since it's cooking lager strength, but I'd prefer something with a bit more oomph.

Posted By: Arizona Bay on February 4th 2015 at 15:37:51

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Case of Jaipur X received straight from the brewery. (General Chat) - Arizona Bay, Feb 4, 14:59:27
- Every time you post something like this I always think you're referring to Jaipur Malt. (General Chat) - tudders, Feb 4, 18:17:25
  - Bear Tuds, not whisky. 12 bears. Fair enough it's 10% bear, but still not the hard stuff. (General Chat) - Arizona Bay, Feb 4, 19:00:51
- Gis one? (General Chat) - Chris Peacock, Feb 4, 16:31:34
- Have you had the Wild Swan? (n/m) (General Chat) - CB41, Feb 4, 15:28:49
  - Thornbridge Wild Swan? I had two bottles a while ago, and I don't remember being particula (General Chat) - Arizona Bay, Feb 4, 15:37:51
    - I'll check them out next time I'm in Waitrose/Booths. 5.5 is a bit (General Chat) - CB41, Feb 4, 15:47:31
      - Kipling is 5.2%, but mouth-puckeringly bitter, so not to all tastes. (General Chat) - Arizona Bay, Feb 4, 15:53:21
        
        Ok, ta. My personal taste is for light, hoppy, bitter beers. Probably (General Chat) - CB41, Feb 4, 16:15:48
  - Can people please refrain from posting rumours regarding anyone's private life (n/m) (General Chat) - Old Man, Feb 4, 15:37:45

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