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Real ale is the name given to a type of alcoholic beverage that is supposedly tastier than the sort normally served in [[pubs]], and is usually a lot stronger as well. It is usually marketed under self-counsciously twee labels such as Scruttock's Old Pecular.
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Real ale is the name given to a type of alcoholic beverage that is supposedly tastier than the sort normally served in [[pubs]], and is usually a lot stronger as well. It is usually marketed under self-consciously twee labels such as Scruttock's Old Pecular.

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Real ale is the name given to a type of alcoholic beverage that is supposedly tastier than the sort normally served in pubs, and is usually a lot stronger as well. It is usually marketed under self-consciously twee labels such as Scruttock's Old Pecular.