Do you mean Tiger Rut? If so, it is a weaker (I wouldn't say watered) version of True Grit but its still a good beer in its own right.
Do you mean Tiger Rut? If so, it is a weaker (I wouldn't say watered) version of True Grit but its still a good beer in its own right.
Agreed it is great beer. What evidence does Paul Rigg have that Tiger Rut is watered down True Grit?
Brett
I think if you read the posts, Mr Rigg never said that Tiger Rut was watered down True Grit. That was an assumption by a later poster. He actually said "My local now sells a house beer which is watered down Millstone True Grit."
I don't know the brew or pub he's talking about, but perhaps it's a 'house beer' that Millstone are brewing for a pub.
anyone else spotted that the 2 beer names ("tiger rut" & "true grit") are an anagram of each other?
& from the horse's mouth - "Tiger Rut (4.0% abv), the little brother to the popular True Grit (5.0% abv)"
Yes!
And of course there's Gut Trier, Trite Rug, and for Paul Rigg, Utter Rig. OK missing a 'g', but what's a 'g' between friends?
Its a separate brew-thats why I asked if it was Tiger Rut as they haven't mentioned doing any other versions of this . However, if it is a house beer, I could make enquiries as to its nature.
Never said it was Tiger Rut and it isn't. Its a special house brew for the pub in question.
well, at least that's what the pub/brewery says :~)
8 barrels (32 firkins - Millstone's brewlength) is a fair amount of one beer for a pub to sell.cheers
MikeMcG
Right, sorry. What is the name of the beer and pub?
Brett
I lived in York for five years & there seems to be a school of though amongst JS drinkers, That they have been drinking it for 30 years why change, I have found the same loyalty amongst Black sheep drinkers too.
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but IMO a major difference between the 2 is that BlackSheep is a decent beer (with the normal caveat of it being kept well). cheers MikeMcG
So, after a lot of interesting discussion, there's no definitive answer. I'll ask Theakston's and post any reply here.
John B.
Please refer to my earlier reply on this subject.
Brett
On Wed, 5 Sep 2007 8:51:00 +0100, John B wrote (in message ):
What a boring debate you've created.
Thanks Tim for your informed contribution. Maybe you'd like to stimulate a more interesting debate. Over to you.
Well all I can say is lots of people like being bored then. :-)
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