summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
This has somehow escaped my notice : a micropub in Heswall, will definitely have to visit, good reviews as well.
Beer, revisited
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summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
No decent ales.
I've had worse, certainly...
They’re a really good brewery.I've never had draught milk stout before, so I did, and it was nice.
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
Very nice, sweet stout that tasted a bit like Turkish delight.
Dry, but not too much, nice
Both beers very drinkable, and I showed admirable restraint.
Dry, but not too much, nice
Both beers very drinkable, and I showed admirable restraint.
I drink Cascade fairly regularly and it’s a solid pint, although I don’t think the low % matches it’s impact.Very nice, sweet stout that tasted a bit like Turkish delight.
Dry, but not too much, nice
Both beers very drinkable, and I showed admirable restraint.
Not a fan tbh, way too hoppy for me.
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
Delicious stout, Mad Hatter, 10%, just the one then.
Currently in a pub in Lancaster. All my favourite cask ales are available. I’m thinking great pub then two blokes come in and order Morettis in bottles. FFS.
Then again we’ve had San Miguel with blackcurrant. What’s wrong with people?
Then again we’ve had San Miguel with blackcurrant. What’s wrong with people?
I had a pint of Peanut Butter Milk Stout by The Sandstone Brewery. Sweet and as the name says, you get a hint of peanut in it.
A big gang of us went to the Ghent Fest in Belgium a few years ago mate and a couple of the lads drank Stella all weekend.
They couldn’t understand why the locals were giving them funny looks lol
Stella is on par with cooking oil.
Which is what the locals kept telling them !
This weekends offerings - been in the Yorkshire Dales :
Clarendon Pale Ale - Wensleydale Brewery 3.7 % - brewed specially for the pub I was in.
Maypole Elderflower Pale Ale - Roosters 3.7%.
Both were served in perfect condition and were beautiful beers.
Perfect for the warmer weather.
Frang
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they sound truly horrific …. elderflower is the poncy'est of poncey type ale I can imagine
give me a Kronennburg 1664 any day of the week!
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