Crop Circle Beer: Malt & Mystery Tale

[Ivan Seeking]

Tale of malt & mystery
Using barley from English fields where crop circles have appeared, a local man creates a phenomenon [continued]

http://www.newsday.com/business/loc...,0,2337561.story?coll=ny-nybusiness-headlines

 

[mouseonmoon]

maybe that's why i love the English ales?
a real 'secret ingredient'

 

[the number 42]

Being a fan of both real ale and the paranormal I'd love it if this was as it seems. But you'd need a hell of a lot of crop circles to brew the amount of beer he's talking about. Just as well, as I don't think English ale would go down at all well in the US as is warm, an acquired taste etc.

 

[jimmy p]

And he didnt bring the beer into my pub?? That is disgusting. Southampton? He is local as well!

 

[Moonbear]

Being a fan of both real ale and the paranormal I'd love it if this was as it seems. But you'd need a hell of a lot of crop circles to brew the amount of beer he's talking about. Just as well, as I don't think English ale would go down at all well in the US as is warm, an acquired taste etc.

That's another myth I really like British ale, it's that cold, colored water everyone drinks here I don't like (British ale never gave me a hangover either, and I sure tried). I tried as many bitters as I could when in England...yummy!

 

[mouseonmoon]

Downtown Silver Spring-NewCastle on tap at the Half Moon!