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Article: The acid test: do live bottle conditioning and organic credentials give Black Isle stout a point of difference? (Brandwatch).(Brief Article)
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- February 22, 2003
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CONSUMER'S VIEW
ENDA MULLEN, 38, JOURNALIST, SOLIHULL
Dominance by Guinness and Murphy's would suggest stout is an exclusively Irish brew, but this Scottish product is testament to a lengthy brewing heritage.
I like real ales and speciality beers produced by microbreweries rather than the brewing giants, and the product looks good at first glance. It's got an eye-grabbing gold thistle logo and I like the name.
The fact that the drink is organic would not top my reasons for choice, but it might tempt me to try. It is described as `live bottle conditioned' so I expected a good flavour, and it actually tastes fantastic. Some bottled ...
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