Piddle in the Hole

Description: O.G. / A.B.V. = 1039/3.9

Newest Review: ... it's a joke, in which case, <chuckle>. Anyway, this is a new one on me. I only spotted it a few days ago in ... more

... Morrison's and it's not been there before. I know these things - I check regularly. Biggest thing first. I think this is one of the only beers I've drunk recently that has actually got better the longer you leave it. When you first pour it, it's fizzy. Really tingly as though it's been carbonated and this kind of spoils one's appreciation. It kills the flavour and I do hope it's a natural phenomenon. You can still just taste it though. Quite dry but not too bitter. Hoppy and fairly full bodied but ...more

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Piddle in the Hole: Let's be serious, now. (584 words)
by - written on 26/08/01 (Very useful, 117 readings)
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Piddle in the Hole. Ha ha ha. That's funny - beer/Piddle juxtaposition. Fancy. Using humour to sell a beer, too. Who'd have thought, eh? There's also a funny, albeit anatomically unusual, picture on the bottle (the subject appears to be sitting on a perpendicular seat). The rhyme on the bottle goes: "Upton Snodsbury, Peopleton and Crowle, Wyre Piddle, North Piddle and Piddle in the Hole" but there is little clue as to what Piddle in the Hole is. Is it really a village as the label suggests (these are meant to be the only villages where until now, this beer has been available)? The picture indicates ... Read the complete review