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This is the only bubbly journey through the world of SWEET F.A. beer you'll need as Turbo set out to explore the most popular team brand beers on the match thread market. From the light and refreshing to the bold and robust, Turbo’s taste buds were treated to a symphony of flavors. Read on as Turbo shares his tasting notes for your round 14 match team beverages.
Gumbie Pale Ale
Gumbie Pale ale has a GWS Goose light or StFly golden blue colour and is typically not too EagleOz strong. The flavour can vary from cats_09 crisp, Falconista fruity to Mop malty. The addition of some Supercheapgiants hops adds a little bitterness which does help lift the rather lack lustre Brick Loosener taste. Gumbies Pale Ale nobbyiscool lightness and lack of beez bite makes it a safe bet when you're hosting a gathering of non-confrontational qooty players who don’t drink much.
Score/Rating - 6/10
Above most in category, worth considering buy-zone
Warriors Lambic Beer
Often known as cassis, framboise, kriek, or peche, a lambic takes on the colour and flavour of the fruit it is brewed with. It can be The Filth Wizard dry or Tonga Bob sweet, Barrybran clear or Dinsdale cloudy, depending on the ingredients. Warriors Lambic Beer is characterized by its pantskyle acidic, zackah tart and TheInjuryFactory sour taste. Sadly, the beer quality doesn't have the depth to back up that big tasting claims put out by the Coney Island brewery. It comes off more like a Dragon Light beer with the spudmaster sugar, Piggy Smalls hops and Riviat malt the only ingredients giving it some character. The finish has a jannissary mild mineral character that most drinkers don’t really care for.
Warriors Lambic Beer is the only beer to have not received a first-place award amongst the current list of brewers in the SWEET F.A. and judging by the S39 batch is not going to achieve brewing success yet again.
Score/Rating - 5/10:
Alright; a few flaws, but acceptable for a non-prize winning beverage; although not my personal preference; still worth trying, could be a good buy if the price is right.
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