In a shock announcement earlier this week, wee Jimmy and his Dad turned their back on their punk roots. "Yep, from now on, our beers are sweeter, weaker and less bitter", said a spokesdog.
Industry sources suggest that being told "what was good for them" and "your only chance of getting your bottles anywhere near the eyeline" has led to the pair betraying their fans and doing just what the man says.
"It's been great", said an insider penguin, "when the suits told us to jump, we had a jumping competition. I won!"
This is Sixty Shilling part two
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Another of my little videos. In this one, I discuss my recipe for 1940
Drybrough P 60/. It's one I recently published on the blog.
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5 comments:
Don't feel betrayed, they still make pongy beer for geeks.
Heartbroken, I am, Cookie, Heartbroken.
You must be mistaken there, it clearly states on the brewdog website "beers are in no way commercial or mainstream".
Not as funny as this though. Honestly, there's a terrible echo in this popular culture isn't there?
They're like a sped up version of the Sex pistols - they've moved rapidly from the iconclasm of 'God save the queen' to the commericalism of the 'filthy lucre' tour.
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