So it makes sense for them to get in from the start, so they can use their combined experience to steer the pub in the right direction.
Sounds an exciting project, with a lot of potential.
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Beer, revisited
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Sounds an exciting project, with a lot of potential.
Harryflashman
Player Valuation: £60m
Yeah and you couldn’t really get better , the tap already is like a different pub .
Im ready to be wrong but as far as I know it isn’t the bierkeller owners but an independent with a couple of bars in the stable and big ambitions .
It’ll be up and open soon and I’d expect to see a lot of blues in and around there .
Dom and Fiona will take a lot of punters with them, as they`ve got a really loyal set of customers, from their times at the Dispensary, Dr Duncan`s, Rigbys and the Fly.
Plus they`re both massive blues
The big bar next door is meant to be a 1500 seat sports bar with copious amounts of televisions, or that's what I was told on Friday evening when in the Coburg.
Harryflashman
Player Valuation: £60m
Yeah , a load of bars and an outside courtyard But a brewery and other bits as well. A lot more over the following 6-12 months .
Big Bog Brewery, based in Speke have opened a bar within the brewery, so you can buy their ale at source. ( I`ve never had a bad pint of their stuff ).
Opening hours at the mo, are weekend only : Fri 4pm - late / Sat 1pm - late. ( check the website first, as it can change ).
Address : 74 Venture Point West, Evans Road, Speke, L24 ( it`s the industrial estate by Speke Hall ).
Opening hours at the mo, are weekend only : Fri 4pm - late / Sat 1pm - late. ( check the website first, as it can change ).
Address : 74 Venture Point West, Evans Road, Speke, L24 ( it`s the industrial estate by Speke Hall ).
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
Never had a sour beer before but this is rather nice. Sour and sweet and nicely refreshing. Shocked that it's 6 per cent as it's damnably easy to drink.
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
Never having been 'with it' I've never had any Brewdog beers. Might reconsider after trying this.
Magic Rock Brewing's 'Mind Control'
8% double IPA. Bombing tackle.
8% double IPA. Bombing tackle.
Give the 5AM Saint a try. Elvis Juice is surprisingly good as well.Never having been 'with it' I've never had any Brewdog beers. Might reconsider after trying this.
Gwlacticos
Player Valuation: £10m
On a boring course tomorrow in Hertford. Checked into my tiny hotel room, it’s about 50 degrees c in there. Straight out to a pub with aircon and a reasonable pint of McMullen IPA. Just spotted a Wetherspoon over the street as well. Things are looking up.
I've got a 23 litre mix of woodforde wherry in the fermenting bucket at the moment. Hopefully ready to quaff in about 5 to 6 weeks. 45p a pint, assuming it's drinkable.
Gwlacticos
Player Valuation: £10m
Now in the Wetherspoons. Ordered a pint of the Jennings Cocker Hoop, but the girl said it’s just gone. So in a moment of confusion I seem to have ordered a Hophouse 13 Lager. It’s good actually.
Have a hunt around, as from memory there`s some cracking old country boozers in Hertford, selling local beers.
You`ll need wheels though, as a lot of them are on the edge / out of town.
so 3 days in to Colorado and already been to 8? 9? breweries. this afternoon spent a couple hours at Oskar Blues in Longmont, makers of Dale's Pale Ale, my fave 'drink a sixer while watching the match' beer.
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