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Scuzi

Scuzi

Scuzi

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Not long ago my uncle came back from the US and brought back a rather quaint beer with him. It was called 'Mississippi Mud' and was in an old style bottle (the jug type) as you can see:

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After seeing the bottle I had to blag a couple off him to try. It wasn't the best beer I've had but I can remember it being rather pleasant and drinkable. Having searched for a year I cannot find a UK supplier or a US supplier willing to ship to the UK.

I'm hoping some of the resident beer enthusiasts can point me in the right direction. Any ideas?

EDIT: http://www.ratebeer.com/beer/mississippi-mud-lager-beer/7723/
 
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Try guinness mixed with john smiths rough and see if that tastes like it thats what we call a black and tan round these parts
 
blitz2163 said:
Try guinness mixed with john smiths rough and see if that tastes like it thats what we call a black and tan round these parts
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It's not quite the same. The Mississippi Mud had quite a distinctive flavour.
 
I'm very familiar with Mississippi Mud. You want a good English Porter (not a Stout) such as Fuller's London Porter mixed with a good German Pilsener (whatever you prefer - I like Warsteiner, but you can also use Beck's). It's a 50/50 ratio same as the Harp's / Guinness Black & Tan. You'll find the taste you're looking for. :)

I have two jugs sitting here right now. C'mon over! :D
 
Raist said:
I'm very familiar with Mississippi Mud. You want a good English Porter (not a Stout) such as Fuller's London Porter mixed with a good German Pilsener (whatever you prefer - I like Warsteiner, but you can also use Beck's). It's a 50/50 ratio same as the Harp's / Guinness Black & Tan. You'll find the taste you're looking for. :)

I have two jugs sitting here right now. C'mon over! :D
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If you lived anywhere near I'd be round at your door for those jugs :p
Is the stuff you have the home made version or is it the actual stuff?
 
Scuzi said:
It wasn't the best beer I've had but I can remember it being rather pleasant and drinkable.
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That reminds me, Asda sell a quite nice (and cheap!) Cider called Scrumpy. It's sold in a big bottle (5 pints?) and it's nice and smooth.
 
Sweet! I have an (empty) bottle of the exact same stuff sitting right here on my monitor! From what I remember it was alright but not fantastic, an interesting after-taste but not bad at all. Will try and post a picceh of my bottle later!

It's a great bottle though :cool:
 
Scuzi said:
If you lived anywhere near I'd be round at your door for those jugs :p
Is the stuff you have the home made version or is it the actual stuff?
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The real thing. But being a member of a homebrew club helps find clone recipes for such things. ;)
 
Mega bump...

So I wandered into a bait shop in Grand Isle, Louisiana, looking for some cigar minnows and live shrimp and this is on the shelf. It only took me 7 years :D

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I haven't drank it yet. We'll see how it turns out.
 
I spotted this on the shelf in Lee's Discount Liquor, Las Vegas the other day (am still here). They won't ship anything to the uk unfortunately as I want some Lagunitas brewery beers- they are just insanely good. Probably only way to do it would be to buy some in the US and post a box back....
 
Youstolemyname said:
I spotted this on the shelf in Lee's Discount Liquor, Las Vegas the other day (am still here). They won't ship anything to the uk unfortunately as I want some Lagunitas brewery beers- they are just insanely good. Probably only way to do it would be to buy some in the US and post a box back....
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You can get stuff from Lagunitas over here. I've had a couple of their beers, I know of 2 shops in Glasgow that stock them.
 
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