This weekends offerings :
Handyman Bitter 3.8% - Heavy Industry.
JHB Bitter 3.8% - Oakham.
The Handyman was too sweet for me due to the honey, but the JHB was beautiful.
Almost like a low strength wheat beer.
Went down very well.
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Beer, revisited
- Thread starter SerenityNigh
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This weekends offerings :
Handyman Bitter 3.8% - Heavy Industry.
JHB Bitter 3.8% - Oakham.
The Handyman was too sweet for me due to the honey, but the JHB was beautiful.
Almost like a low strength wheat beer.
Went down very well.
Got to be up at 5.30am for work in the morning.
Gonna be a rough day tomorrow
Gonna be a rough day tomorrow
coollino
Player Valuation: £80m
Oakham beers are local to me, very good.
Can`t remember ever having anything bad from them.
The licensee of my local has been trying beers in from all over the place recently.
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
Not particularly strong for a winter ale ; nonetheless, went down well and would drink again.
Last nights offering :
Butcome - Rare Breed 3.8%
Lovely stuff, way too easy to drink though !
gonetomorrow
Player Valuation: £70m
I know it's not strictly beer but I think canned Guinness has got a bit tastier lately. That's the draught stuff I mean. I used to find it a bit bland.
The Guinness Original is the same, however - a distinctive dry taste like the bottled variety. Delicious.
I must continue my research now.
The Guinness Original is the same, however - a distinctive dry taste like the bottled variety. Delicious.
I must continue my research now.
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
Stupid name, decent pint.
Had a few beers from the Big Bog brewery, always quality, 6% ish but very drinkable. Unfortunately so drinkable I can't remember the name.
Had a few beers from the Big Bog brewery, always quality, 6% ish but very drinkable. Unfortunately so drinkable I can't remember the name.
Had a pint of porter before called Odin by the Intrepid Brewing Company. Wow!
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
Hammered ?
Nah, it was only 5% ish. Simply a splendid, spendid pint of porter.
King Goblin is a nice drink but dangerous. It doesn’t taste like 6.6%.Nice, strong and very drinkable. According to the label, only brewed under a full lunar moon.
#neverhappens
Best bottled beer I've had in years. Lots of breweries babble on about fruitiness, but you can smell the fruit as soon as you open the bottle. The taste is gorgeous, full of damsons. Can't recommend it highly enough.
Citra and Green Devil are very good IMHO.
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
Always the worst those, especially when you only notice after four pints.
Super Kevin sheedy
Player Valuation: £8m
2 pints to me