The brewery , have given their product a nice market presentation. That goldy coloured alfoil is a nice touch. 
Samuel Smith Taddy Porter
Today I tried some great English beer. I had the opportunity to try some Samuel Smith's Taddy Porter.
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It had a rich dark color and a great taste and wasn't heavy. I highly recommend it. Of course, I am interested in what the Brit contigent has to say about this. :box:
I give it two thumbs way up!!! :thumb: :thumb:
http://www.merchantduvin.com/pages/5_breweries/samsmith_taddy.html
It had a rich dark color and a great taste and wasn't heavy. I highly recommend it. Of course, I am interested in what the Brit contigent has to say about this. :box:
I give it two thumbs way up!!! :thumb: :thumb:
http://www.merchantduvin.com/pages/5_breweries/samsmith_taddy.html
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Not a bad choice, the Brewery at Tadcaster is about 1/2 hour drive from my home, so I know it well, and yep, if Timothy Taylors isn't availible, will try sam smiths, or any beer produced by the "Black Sheep" brewery, another quality ale :thumb: :drool:cbramsey said:Today I tried some great English beer. I had the opportunity to try some Samuel Smith's Taddy Porter.
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It had a rich dark color and a great taste and wasn't heavy. I highly recommend it. Of course, I am interested in what the Brit contigent has to say about this. :box:
I give it two thumbs way up!!! :thumb: :thumb:
http://www.merchantduvin.com/pages/5_breweries/samsmith_taddy.html
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