Old Chub, you are a harsh mistress.
Old Chub, you are a harsh mistress.
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Spherical, yet quite pointy at parts?
ReplyDelete(Also, I have not heard of Old Chub. How is it? I haven't had a lot of luck with scotch ales, I've found the ones I've tried thin and overly sweet)
It's pretty good. Kinda harsh aftertaste.
ReplyDeleteI like it. But I'm prejudiced.
ReplyDelete8% alcohol is a plus.
ReplyDeleteA neighbor of mine swears by it. I've had a can, not my style of beer but not bad. Sweet but not sickly like a lot of malt-heavy brews, not very strong on carbonation.
ReplyDeleteI like it a lot! Even better when you can find it on tap as a nitro pour.
ReplyDeleteHave you had the Nitro Chub?
ReplyDeleteChub is bad news. Always the last thing at the bottom of the cooler.
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