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Pucker up with six South Aussie summer sours
For adventurous drinkers, sour beers are a tart and a more interesting liquid salve against the summer heat than a stock-standard lager, writes reviewer John Kruger.
For adventurous drinkers, sour beers are a tart and a more interesting liquid salve against the summer heat than a stock-standard lager, writes reviewer John Kruger.
Pass over the stouts, porters and dark ales this winter and snuggle up to something new, with five warming beer recommendations from reviewer John Krüger.
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