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Free beer pulls a thirsty crowd
If you're a Time Out weekly newsletter subscriber then you would have known about The Time Out Shout. It's free to subscribe so why wouldn't you to keep posted on hopefully the next free shout. Tonight's shout was free Little Creatures beers, two to be exact, at the newly opened Spiedo. The casual seating outside the restaurant made for a nice venue to sit back and relax after a days work. Some tasty arancini balls and focaccia canapés were served around but the event was probably more focussed on the beers at hand. Dan from Beer Snobs loves his boutique beers and now works for Little Creatures. He recommended the White Rabbit White Ale for me which was an easy drinking and refreshing style of beer. It seems the demise of Coogee Cafe's After Dark is now Little Creatures gain. Other drinks on offer were the Borgo Frare Prosecco Treviso Brut, Little Creatures Pear Cider and White Rabbit Dark Ale. For those that arrived around 5 pm it was easy pickings for a seat and no queues for their drinks but by around 5.45 pm it got much busier at the bar. My advice is arrive early, relax and enjoy.
SNAPSHOT REVIEW:
PROS: Free beer shout, Free canapés, Free magazines, Nice relaxed environment
CONS: Have to subscribe to Time Out newsletter but it's free
MUST TRY: Watching out for the next free event
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The golden ticket for a free beer
Borgo Frare Prosecco Treviso Brut, Little Creatures Pear Cider, White Rabbit White Ale, White Rabbit Dark Ale
Little Creatures Original Pilsner on tap and my White Rabbit White Ale
Pouring the Borgo Frare Prosecco Treviso Brut
That's a bit of a head on those beers
Spiedo canapé and kitchen
Dan from Beer Snobs (centre left) and the Time Out crew
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4 comments:
I got my Time Out email at 7am this morning. Not that I could make it anyway... :P
hi tina, that's a shame about the late time out email — bugger! hopefully next time.
Great to see our Little Creatures brews getting loved up in Sydney :) I like Rogers but must try their ciders over summer.
hi monica, little creatures seems to be gaining popularity. so much so that i consider them quite mainstream now even though they'd probably be quite small compared to the larger commercial breweries.
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