bigjonny
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Nice pint, had a few of them following walks in the Peak District , The Cheshire Cheese in Hope in particular.
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Beer, revisited
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I was on the edge of the Peak District- the Dog and Partridge in Langsett.
Let’s put it this way, even the regular Doom Bar drinkers won’t drink it, so I don’t think it’ll last long !
Some very sad news, the wonderful award winning Big Bog Brewery is Speke has gone into administration 
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
Very drinkable, as was the Peerless, which I hadn't seen before, and can't remember the name. 
If you're ever in the fairer Isle have a try of these beauts. One of the hundreds of small scale microbreweries that have sprung up in the last decade or so.
They make a load of seasonal and one off batches that are generally ace. Moslty IPAs and stouts eith a few lagers thrown in.
You'll find it on tap in a few bars in Dublin now.
They make a load of seasonal and one off batches that are generally ace. Moslty IPAs and stouts eith a few lagers thrown in.
You'll find it on tap in a few bars in Dublin now.
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
I really like Adnams ales, let's hope they survive, but I doubt it.
news.sky.com
Adnams open to sale as brewing sector faces funding squeeze
The 134 year-old Suffolk brewery is sounding out prospective buyers and investors as the wider industry grapples with higher costs and weaker demand, Sky News learns.
I really like Adnams ales, let's hope they survive, but I doubt it.
Adnams open to sale as brewing sector faces funding squeeze
The 134 year-old Suffolk brewery is sounding out prospective buyers and investors as the wider industry grapples with higher costs and weaker demand, Sky News learns.
If the likes of Adnams are struggling, it doesn’t bode well for the rest of the industry
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
Indeed. Ale in pubs is just too expensive nowadays.If the likes of Adnams are struggling, it doesn’t bode well for the rest of the industry
It’s a vicious circle - everything has gone up, the licensee has to put their prices up, people have are skint and stop going - the pub shuts.
I haven’t seen anything from the Labour Party, about helping the industry when they get in either.
On the Dunkel tonight, perservering with the GOT pint glass despite us being total turd since it showed up. Ffs.
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
What is that ?
Hofbrau dark lager, basically. Found it in the hipster beer shop near me. Decided to give it a go. The other stuff is sour cherry beer, which the missus likes, the weirdo.
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
Is that common in Germany ? What's the equivalent here ? You vill answer me !
Just the standard Guinness tonight.
