Bottle shaped cans. Nice novelty item. Too bad the contents are just "average" at best for a US brown ale. :^(
Best regards, Bill
PS: Sippin on a Fullers ESB right now and am promised more Fullers products to show up this weekend.
Saw a Heineken in one of those two weeks ago. Expensive, but cute.
Did you buy one? I *would* have.
Best regards, Bill
PS: Sipping on a fresh sample of Chimay Grande Reserve as we speak. Good shit.
Jesus, not at $4.50 a bottle/can!
Holy shit!! I only paid $1.80 for the Moose Drool so..$4.50 for the Heinie would have been out of the question Their "keg-like" cans were already pushing the envelope, for darn sakes.
Best regards, Bill
PS: Now sipping on a New Belgium Abbey Ale. Christ......that's a fine double style Belgian ale.
Y'know Bill, I was like many Aussies, berating the feasibility of good UK beer. Well, I now reserve any criticism after trying 2 of the Fullers...the ESB you mention...and the London Pride. Bewdies!
Hooroo.....
lol... a supplier made a mistake... his method of remedy... he gave me a magnum of Chimay 2000 GR.... all is forgiven...:>)
Hooroo....
The London Pride is very good, for sure. I've also enjoyed, in the past, the 1845 Bottle conditioned ale and.... the Vintage Ale(2000) was simply superb.
Best regards, Bill
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