Tonight's Real Ale

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Originally Posted by martmason

Nope I,m lost and yep dim!!

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Old Peculier (5.6% ABV) is Theakston's most famous beer. Old Peculier has been made under this name since the 1890s. In 2000, it won the silver medal in the Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA)'s "Champion Winter Beer of Britain" 2000 competition. The label on the bottle describes it as a "full bodied, rich, smooth tasting ale with a mysterious and distinctive flavour". It is named after the peculier of Masham, a peculier being a parish outside the jurisdiction of a diocese.

Oh did not know that, what beer won gold if OP got silver?

Just drinking a bottle of Staffordshire IPA. Marstons brew it for Marks and Sparks and it's blooming gorgeous, a real summer tipple.

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Originally Posted by martmason

Oh did not know that, what beer won gold if OP got silver?

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Haven't got a clue.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Champio...eer_Of_Britain

Clitheroe beer festival this weekend starting tonight at St Mary's hall. A cracking selection from what I remember.

Shame I'm missing it! :/

Definitely having a drink tonight. Ale or wine though?

just nippin into't garage to start on my latest 5 gallon creation a pale ale hopped with nelson sauvin surely the worlds top hops

Tyneside Blonde, oh hang on this is the real ale thread isnt it..... :p

a bottle of 5am saint as soon as i'd finshed the fellsman (as advised at the time my favourite tipple it didn't taste very nice!)and a pint of Theakstons Lightfoot the day after.

hopefully get time to fit a couple of somethings in today! not counting 5am and Lightfoot it has been nearly three weeks since I had a beer! :(

As May is Mild Month http://www.camra.org.uk/page.aspx?o=188642
celebrated with a couple of pints of Coach House Gunpowder Mild last night, oh and a couple of non-milds - St Austell Proper Job & a White Horse Brewery Village Idiot:D