Yep sorry, stand corrected, Rogue is the brewery innit.
Got another one here, Batsquatch:
Very different but equally tasty. This is like a supercharged version of Kona's Fire Rock, got that candy flavour to it.
Beer, revisited
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Got another one here, Batsquatch:
Very different but equally tasty. This is like a supercharged version of Kona's Fire Rock, got that candy flavour to it.
Anyone heard of or tried Langton Brewery in Leicestershire. They do a fine range of ales.
Personal favourites are.
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Personal favourites are.
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Higsons Mild was beautiful ( when looked after properly )
Codger.
There`s a lot to be said for a decent pint of mild, but it`s becoming harder and harder to get it, even in the North.
Cains Dark Mild was another very nice mild and quite potent too.
I jest, I'm partial to a mild meself.
There`s a lot to be said for a decent pint of mild, but it`s becoming harder and harder to get it, even in the North.
Cains Dark Mild was another very nice mild and quite potent too.
Currently in my local micro pub. Currently drinking Blackbird Stout by Pig and Porter
Black Belt Jones
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Can you get potent mild?
There`s a lot to be said for a decent pint of mild, but it`s becoming harder and harder to get it, even in the North.
Cains Dark Mild was another very nice mild and quite potent too.
Serious question as I dislike the modern trend of very alcoholic ale, where 5% is low for an IPA. A good mild seems too subtle for this age, as it's not hopped AF and chilled to five degrees.
Cains Dark Mild was the strongest I’ve ever had at 3.2 %, but for some reason it felt stronger.
Mild has all but disappeared from the pubs by me - used to be 5/6 sold it, think there’s one now.
summerisle
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Thwaites' pubs sometimes have their own mild, and very nice it is to.
coollino
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Thete are some 9% milds around, all brewed from an 1832 recipe. such as Buxton's Ring Your Mother 1832 XXXX.
They just taste like light imperial brown ales
Best standard beer I've found in Malta so far. We're in "The Pub", the ale house on Valletta favoured by RN sailors, and where Oliver Reed met his end after imbibing (apparently), 8 lagers, 12 double rums and 14 whiskeys. That, is a 'kin session in anyone's book.
bigbadjeff
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Just found a stout by the whitewater ale Co in Kilkeel. Krem de la Kremlin. 10%proof. Is the dogs. Our Vivo can’t keep up supplies.