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1 month ago
Blogue d'un québécois expatrié en Angleterre. Comme toute forme d'autobiographie est constituée d'une large part de fiction, j'ai décidé de nommer le blogue Vraie Fiction.
I love when you can kill two birds at the same time and enjoy both beer and clothes shopping. Although I hate clothes shopping usually, mind you. But I am a fan of Roasted Nuts from Rebellion Beer. And they now sell socks with the colours and squirrel of the beer label. So I can now buy beer AND socks, at the same time. And I always need more good socks. So I am now the happy owner of a pair of Roasted Nuts socks.
This is one of my favourite beers when winter comes and Christmastime is here: Roasted Nuts from Rebellion Beer. This year, it took my until last Saturday to have my first. And it was in an open market, and it was a free sampling from the brewery. I had less than half a pint of Roasted Nuts, for free. I am a bit ashamed to admit it. Now, the Marlow Brewery has it all year round, but it truly is a winter ale, maybe even the winter ale. In my opinion, it can only be fully appreciated on a crisp cold day, when you want to put yourself in the Christmas spirit, or simply enhance the feeling you already have. Next time I will need a full pint.
When Christmastime comes, we all have our favourite poisons. Mine is Roasted Nuts from Rebellion Beer. Sure, I enjoy mulled wine now and again, but I truly am a beer drinker and this is my beer for Christmas. I start drinking it as soon as it is available, in fact I drink it through the winter, as it or through what the English people call winter. But especially at Christmas. It is my poison of the season, available in many pubs around the South East. There was a stand from Rebellion Beer yesterday at the local outdoor Christmas market and they were serving some of their products for free, including a new seasonal ale, which was all right, but I truly went to the stand for the Roasted Nuts sample. And more, as they kept refilling my glass. Again and again. The guy serving me explained that it was pointless keeping the beers in the barrels and it was for us all to enjoy. I love the attitude of this microbrewery, their generosity very much in the spirit of Christmas.