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    Default SIBA 'Proud of British Beer'

    Yes, yes, the link's a straightforward steal from Pete Brown's site, but if this doesn't start making you salivate for a pint, nothing will. (Pauses to dab tear from corner of eye.)

    http://vimeo.com/20430535

    Enjoy. (Look out for the guy from Fullers spouting 'we brew the perfect match for great Brish cheeses' when it looks very much like French Brie on the plate!)
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    Has a bit of a "Pork Pie makers of Melton Mowbray...." feel to it but anything that helps get the message across is fine by me. Made me feel a bit thirsty though.

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    Firstly the video embedded:



    Sadly I am proud to be so cynical that I just find that type of advert irritating (and left me with a true Prudential feeling of 'Wanting to be a tree'), but as Roger says, well done to anything that gets the message across.

    Universal plaudits across multiple blogs yesterday as well (these are just the ones we follow):
    Pete Brown
    HardKnott Dave
    Raising the Bar
    The Pub Curmudgeon
    Pencil and Spoon

    Edit: Dammit, now I am thirsty as well!

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    Quote Originally Posted by aleandhearty View Post
    it looks very much like French Brie on the plate!)
    Not Somerset Brie? Respect!

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    Quote Originally Posted by PaulOfHorsham View Post
    Not Somerset Brie? Respect!
    I did wonder, to be honest. However, I've never seen a Somerset Brie look that appetising. There again, I don't shop at Paxton & Whitfield or La Fromagerie. Mind you, the debatable merits of SB pale into insignificance compared to German Feta - vile stuff.
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    Quote Originally Posted by aleandhearty View Post
    Mind you, the debatable merits of SB pale into insignificance compared to German Feta - vile stuff.
    'ere, how come the Germans can call it Feta when Yorkshire's own Shepherds Purse had to change the name of their's to Yorkshire Fettle 'cos the Greeks objected?
    Last edited by oldboots; 04-03-2011 at 18:27. Reason: stuck a link in to the cheese maker

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    Quote Originally Posted by oldboots View Post
    'ere, how come the Germans can call it Feta when Yorkshire's own Shepherds Purse had to change the name of their's to Yorkshire Fettle 'cos the Greeks objected?
    I'd forgotten all about that! However, I now remember it being very acrimonious at the time. Regarding the German stuff, I don't know. Maybe it was the careful wording on the packaging?
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