Beer, revisited
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I can highly recommend this one, like a cross between a mild and a stout, beautiful drink.
From the Brimstage brewery on the Wirral.
I got mine in a case, mail order. Not sure where sells it in shops, maybe @summerisle can help ?
Ps - ale their ales are very good.
Durham Toffee
Shameless Wool
Had a 'Proper Black' last night, from the same people that produce the 'Nutty Black.'
Was very tasty. Very dark - as you'd expect - and stouty. Would certainly recommend.
Was very tasty. Very dark - as you'd expect - and stouty. Would certainly recommend.
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
Say what you like about Weatherspoons : food without vegetables, cavernous atmosphere, hordes of children that belong in The Lord of the Flies, hordes of fat sweaty adults and their consortia - but they do have some cracking beers. Drinking this in Pwllhelli at the moment, and will move on to some Welsh beers. Superb condition and just £2.39.
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
The blurb says : citrus, tropical and passion fruit flavours ; all I know is it's delicious and 5.5 %.
silent bob
What a guy.
Steady on!
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
Luckily I had to leave for the buslol Baked a chocolate nib cake to absorb the alcohol.
Anyone tried Efes Dark? Always drank it in Turkey but haven't seen it over here.
Drank quite a few of these two in the Lakes at the weekend :
The Halo was probably the best ( from the tiny Cross Bay Brewery in Morecambe ) - ultra pale ale, low strength and great for the afternoon, as you don't end up too mashed !
The Flying Elephant was a goodun too, from the Ulverston Brewery .
Sierra Nevada. Yerssss.
silent bob
What a guy.
A lovely evening of cak ales with friends which featured one each of the following,
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
Err, cak ?
silent bob
What a guy.
Cak??
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
Cak ales ???
silent bob
What a guy.
Cask. Sorry!
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
Always liked Thwaites. In my halcyon days I used to drink their mild - bloody lovely taste and weak so when beer was less expensive you could drink barrel loads.
silent bob
What a guy.
The Spirit of 66 was the star of the evening. That was the only photo i could find of it, it's from the Wily Fox brewery.
the red wine thread got closed, but this is worthy of a post on the forum somewhere
https://uk.style.yahoo.com/the-best-red-wine-in-1447702067494966.html
https://uk.style.yahoo.com/the-best-red-wine-in-1447702067494966.html
Everards Tiger and the Thwaites Wainright are lovely if kept properly, however a lot of places tend to serve them slightly chilled which just obliterates all the taste .
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