Sadler's

[Hanglow]

I just picked up a Sadler's Mud City stout and a quick google led me to the ratebeer site, where it stated that it was bottle conditioned. I've not opened it yet and as its a stout I can't see any yeast

So, is it bottle conditioned? I can't find out on their own website

And if it is, is the yeast any good? I've never had a Sadler's beer before

Cheers!

[Hanglow]

Actually scrap that, just opened it up and tasted it - one of the worst stouts I've tried. I suspect it's a bad bottle as the head disappeared quicker than pouring a can of coke. There wasn't the slightest hint of yeast at the base either

[Brewedout]

I did the brewery tour, they use dry yeast in all of their brews (at least that's what they said). So probably no advantage!

[Hanglow]

Cheers for the info

[Matt12398]

The fact that you can buy it in Home Bargains and B&M says a lot.

[SBMongoose]

You can also buy Timothy Taylors and Oakham though, and they're pretty good brewries.

[Matt12398]

Questionable.

[bevan100]

Last time i went there they were using s04 dry yeast

[Brewedout]

To be fair their red ipa is excellent

[Wezzel]

So is their Hop Bomb