The pig's last snort

[Shrunken Reaper]

I’m going to crack open the last bottle of Brew No. 1 (first brew EVER so has been in the bottle since July 2011...)

Answers on a postcard, will it be:

A – Completely undrinkable

B – Better than when it first came out, but still pretty bad

C – No different from the last time I tried this beer, ie weak, thin and generally cheap ‘homebrew flavour’

[EoinMag]

I'd go with c, if that's how it was, age won't replace a lack of body, other aspects might have changed slightly. In general though bad beer won't improve that much, although there are tales about....

[Ditch]

Eoin's right, mate. Ye can't make a silk purse out of a pigs ..... umm ..... F**k It!!!

[rootsbrew]

I might vote for B. Time can certainly soften off the edges of bad water, insufficient malt and general inattentivity. However, it may not have improved, if it was really awful!

[AceMcAce]

I’m going to crack open the last bottle of Brew No. 1 (first brew EVER so has been in the bottle since July 2011...)

Answers on a postcard, will it be:

A – Completely undrinkable

B – Better than when it first came out, but still pretty bad

C – No different from the last time I tried this beer, ie weak, thin and generally cheap ‘homebrew flavour’

The suspense is killing me!!!! (Or has the beer killed you?)

[Pinto]

I might vote for B. Time can certainly soften off the edges of bad water, insufficient malt and general inattentivity. However, it may not have improved, if it was really awful!

Geordie Lager, 11 months after brewing. Damn'd if the stuff hadn't got WORSE