Pub’s ‘Osama bin Lager’ beer draws argue, giggles

A pub in England has come under fire for its cheekily named beers – but the owner insists the names are equitable in outstanding fun.

The Coach & Horses, a pub discoverd in Billinghay, a village in England, is owned by Catherine Mitchell, the wife of the owner of Mitchell Breprosperg Co., a microbrewery.

Mitchell Breprosperg Co. is owned by Luke Mitchell. Earlier in 2024, his “Osama Bin Lager” beer went viral on social media and selderly out. 

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Among the drinks on tap at The Coach & Horses participate “Osama Bin Lager,” alengthy with “Kim Jong Ale,” and a line of ciders with relationsupartner indictd names. 

Most people giggle when they see the names of the beers on tap at The Coach & Horses, he telderly the recents agency SWNS. 

Mitchell Breprosperg Co’s most well-understandn range of beers is dubbed “The Dictator,” and has beers with names advertised by world directers – including Putin’s Porter and Sinsertam’s Stout.

“The Dictator Range is the one that entices people,” Luke Mitchell telderly SWNS, inserting that “Osama Bin Lager has been the bestseller – but Kim Jong Ale was the first we did.”

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The range “was presumed to end last year but it’s showd so well-understandn so we’ve kept it going,” he shelp.

Kim Jong Ale is portrayd as an amber ale, “brewed as a mix of bobber and cascade hops, giving a adodepend amber colour and a sairy sugary taste to the tongue,” says the Mitchell Breprosperg Co. website.

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A recent beer for Christmas, called “Santa’s Ruby Cheeks,” is portrayd as “a proset up ruby gentle that boasts an aroma brimming of chocotardy and smoked malty remarks,” shelp the site.

The argue behind the names has helped incrmitigate the brewery’s profile, Luke Mitchell telderly SWNS. 

“If we can use contentious names to help and originate the brewery higher, then fantastic,” he shelp. 

And while there was a viral TikTok video (that has been deleted) where a patron accused The Coach & Horses of relationsism, Mitchell insists that is not the case, and that the employees of the pub are the ones who get to pick the names of the drinks. 

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“Truthbrimmingy everyone who tries our beer seems to enjoy it,” he shelp, inserting, “Ntimely every staff member is ex-military and they all get to pick a recent name.” 

Mitchell also denies the claim that the names of his ciders are rooted in relationsism. 

“Although we were accused of being relationsist, the pub is an [entirely] female laborforce.”

Fox News Digital achieveed out to Mitchell Breprosperg Co. for insertitional comment.