gonzoflick
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Found a local bar with it on tap and all I can say is wow. Freaking fabulous draft experience.
90 minute on tap
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Desert_Sky
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How much do they charge for a pint on tap? The bottled version costs an arm and a leg.
JayMckeever
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one of my favorites!! a local pub used to have this on tap and it cost 5$ a pint.
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gonzoflick
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Yep $5 a pint here too. Great deal considering 9%abv. They also had 60 minute for $4 and 120 (bottles) for $9
That's £2.50.
Just above the average of £2.10p.
We're hard pressed to get a pint for less than £2.00
Carling (BMC type) is around £2.20 - £2.50 in most places.
They have a 2% for lunch time drinking (Why bother
) and charge more for it. Now that is marketing for you.
Just above the average of £2.10p.
We're hard pressed to get a pint for less than £2.00
Carling (BMC type) is around £2.20 - £2.50 in most places.
They have a 2% for lunch time drinking (Why bother
) and charge more for it. Now that is marketing for you.
Orpheus
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I went to the local Dogfish Head Alehouse last night and they finally had the 120 on tap. It was fantastic! No joke, smelling the beer was like smelling an open bag of hop pellets. Great stuff. It was surprisingly sweet and would have made a great dessert beer. This sucker was 20% alcohol, but you wouldn't have known it at all.
Torchiest
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The only time I had one of those, I drank it slowly over the course of an hour, and I was still VERY toasty when I finished. It tastes fantastic, but it sucks that you can't drink that much of it. Still, I can get by with drinking more of the 90 Minute, so that's something.
