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a.k.a. floppybollocks
Now they've booked this band, Sundara Karma, for one of their bashes.
A band with "karma" in their name? "Punk" as fuck, NOT!
A band with "karma" in their name? "Punk" as fuck, NOT!
I'll never buy Brew Dog whatever it tastes like.If it's between them and most of the stuff made by Inbev then I'd choose the BrewDog any day. Not because they are rebel or alternative or any of that, but they do actually make nice beer. Sure there are plenty of great small brewers I'd choose any day, but the fact that we can now get something approaching a decent beer on an easy jet flight shows the revival of beer that tastes of something. Sales from the big companies are actually falling in most of their developed markets, which of course means they will be looking for more companies to buy.
I'll never buy Brew Dog whatever it tastes like.
I don't know what that is, sorry.Is Inbev ok?
I doubt if they'd offend me as much as the sexist, bullying, cash raking Brewdog cunts cashing in on punk's legacy.I put the link in the last post. They are a huge multi national company who make a vast number of beers that people recognise.
I doubt if they'd offend me as much as the sexist, bullying, cash raking Brewdog cunts cashing in on punk's legacy.
With Brewdog it's personal.If you Google sexist beer ads, most of the examples are brands owned my InBev and the ones your most likely to find outside of a decent pub. Its no excuse for BrewDog in the slightest, just a sad reflection of how hard boycotting brands for ethical reasons can be.
Given the choice between BrewDog and InBev, could I have a glass of wine instead?
Bottles of water Ethically, dreadfull. Use tap water and reuseable bottles.
It can only be a matter of time before the more hardcore punks of the brew movement splinter towards Oi! Brew, with classic and more authentic craft beers including 'Porter Breakout' and 'We're the Hopligans'Home - Anarchy Brew Co.
Saw an ad for this in a magazine at the airport yesterday. "Canarchy in the UK" was the slogan.
It can only be a matter of time before the more hardcore punks of the brew movement splinter towards Oi! Brew, with classic and more authentic craft beers including 'Porter Breakout' and 'We're the Hopligans'
I'm looking forward to the straight edge lads releasing their non-alcoholic alternatives.It can only be a matter of time before the more hardcore punks of the brew movement splinter towards Oi! Brew, with classic and more authentic craft beers including 'Porter Breakout' and 'We're the Hopligans'
It can only be a matter of time before the more hardcore punks of the brew movement splinter towards Oi! Brew, with classic and more authentic craft beers including 'Porter Breakout' and 'We're the Hopligans'
I'm looking forward to the straight edge lads releasing their non-alcoholic alternatives.