Hi guys.
This is more a request than an actual recipe.
My best mate (And brew buddy) is a lager drinker. He's a firm member of the aforementioned calsberg brigade. I'm a bitter drinker.
How can i gently introduce him to the world of bitters without either making him ill, or trying to force a pint of highland heavy down his gullet?
Max
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bitter_dave
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IMO, Golden ales are the way to gradually make lager drinkers realise the error of their ways 
... Deuchars IPA, Bitter and twisted, Exmoor Gold etc. etc. There are all grain recipes for all these beers, which have been made by forum members (I made a B&T clone awhile back).
As you're a kit brewer you could try Woodforde's Great Eastern, which I understand fits into this category, although I've not made it; it is often sold on the basis that it will appeal to lager drinkers. If your mate doesn't like it all is not lost as I understand it is a very nice ale anyway
... Deuchars IPA, Bitter and twisted, Exmoor Gold etc. etc. There are all grain recipes for all these beers, which have been made by forum members (I made a B&T clone awhile back).As you're a kit brewer you could try Woodforde's Great Eastern, which I understand fits into this category, although I've not made it; it is often sold on the basis that it will appeal to lager drinkers. If your mate doesn't like it all is not lost as I understand it is a very nice ale anyway
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