Looks right up my strasse that @IdleHans. Some pretty decent beers coming out of that part of the world these days. One on my favourite brewers over the last few years has been the Garden Brewery out of Zagreb. Don't think I've had a bad beer from them yet.
Feher Nyul means White Rabbit. I looked this beer up online and it's HUF 3800 a tin (roughly £7.50). The choice in Budapest is getting better all the time and on my last visit we found an outdoor bar that had a huge range of craft beers. Pricier than standard Soproni, Dreher etc, but a big jump in variety and flavour
Looks right up my strasse that @IdleHans. Some pretty decent beers coming out of that part of the world these days. One on my favourite brewers over the last few years has been the Garden Brewery out of Zagreb. Don't think I've had a bad beer from them yet.
Feher Nyul means White Rabbit. I looked this beer up online and it's HUF 3800 a tin (roughly £7.50). The choice in Budapest is getting better all the time and on my last visit we found an outdoor bar that had a huge range of craft beers. Pricier than standard Soproni, Dreher etc, but a big jump in variety and flavour
Ooh, those Mad Scientist beers look just like my sort of nonsense to try. Checked online and don't yet seem available in the UK though. One to watch out for though.
A bit closer to home I discovered this little Christmas cracker recently. Like an old fashioned brown ale but with much more body and punch.
Good find. This was legendary when I was still in London. I think it was brewed exclusively for Belgium, although a few bottles leaked into the Netherlands. It was a really small batch as well. The only place I found it was a small bar in Amsterdam. The owner had driven down to Belgium to get a couple of cases. At the time, it was one of the best dark beers I’d had.
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