The Away Days Beer Company have released a new limited edition Lambert Out beer.

Owner and lifelong Town fan Josh Bartlett said: “As a lifelong ITFC fan myself, it hurts to see where the club is currently with there seeming no end in sight to our slide down the football pyramid.

“The Ipswich fans were there for me when I launched Away Days, and following demand from these same fans for a ‘Lambert Out’ beer, it’s only fair I repay the favour so am happy to announce the launch of the Lambert Out Fantasy Pack.”

The pack includes two bottles of the Lambert Out beer, two other ITFC-themed beers and two of Away Days' other brews, Fighting Like BEERvers and our American style IPA and Alan Partridge World Cup '94 sketch tribute, Liquid Football.

“Fighting Like BEERvers came about after Chris Kamara reached out to me on Twitter to me and suggested it as a name for a new beer, before he then ordered some,” Josh continued.

“There are only 250 packs available so pretty limited, but the demand from fans for it was there so had to do it.”

The Aways Days website can be found here.

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MoscowBlueMule added 11:50 - Feb 20 that beer is as toxic as the atmosphere around PR at the moment.
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dukey44 added 12:11 - Feb 20 Brilliant...
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Len_Brennan added 12:33 - Feb 20 A drinks company has brought out a beer, the name of which refers to the club, the manager & recognised, organic & growing campaign to see that manager replaced due to his incompetence & his treatment of players and media personnel. That is a newsworthy story, as is asking the brewer his reasons behind it, & certainly worthy of mention on a fanzine website. The only objection I can see with it is the unnecessary link to his website, for potential orders, at the bottom.

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Linkboy13 added 13:01 - Feb 20 I don't need to drink alcohol to get a hangover on Sunday morning.
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ChrisR added 13:41 - Feb 20 PL is playing the victim now , this beer will help him ! But more seriously... For me worst thing about the pandemic is to see Brewers Pouring Beer down the drain .
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