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O’Hanlon’s ceases Thomas Hardy Ale

read 4604 times | 55 replies | posted 5/26/2009 11:41:39 PM

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premium DerWeg 762:16	I think some cheeky USA brewer should make an homage to TH, call it Homes Tardy Ale. I vote for Hair Of the Dog!! It would probably taste better than the original.	11/5/2009 10:55:31 PM Private message
premium sloth 1677:17	Originally posted by beastiefan2k Originally posted by sloth I think Anchor Brewing would do it justice. Just my opinion though. by filtering it? A light filtration probably would,nt hurt. They just seem like a good traditional american brewer who would do it justice. Like i said, just my opinion.	11/6/2009 2:14:50 AM Private message
Magicdave6 5530:50	Woo Hoo iv still got 2 casks of it in the warehouse	11/6/2009 7:34:53 AM Private message
Voo :0	Damn. Trying to get a couple of cases from my distributor hopefully they still have a few. Just checked on my 1990 bottle still aging nicely cant wait to try that one again.	11/13/2009 4:44:12 AM Private message
premium tdtm82 24:4	Originally posted by Bukowski9 I just hope it goes to a company that wants to make it and not just have the name in there line-up.J.W. Lees might be a good choice or Samuel Smith another.There are more than a few American breweries that would do this fine brew justice as well. Samuel Smith’s I think would be the best option. Of a more commercial scale Adnam’s. International wise definitely De Struise. Or maybe Port Brewing.	11/21/2009 4:52:18 PM Private message

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