like Ambrosia- nectar of the godsQuote:
Originally Posted by NirvanaBliss
ooo good idea. That might have to go on the next set of labels. just ordered another 1000:DQuote:
Originally Posted by NirvanaBliss
Two bottles for me tonight.:D
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like Ambrosia- nectar of the godsQuote:
Originally Posted by NirvanaBliss
ooo good idea. That might have to go on the next set of labels. just ordered another 1000:DQuote:
Originally Posted by NirvanaBliss
Two bottles for me tonight.:D
Can i be your financial adviser? or as i do graphic design, how about i design you some labels, but i have to charge you in grates of beer...LOL she says, non drinker too!Quote:
Originally Posted by IanDarkpeak
Hey up a minute, that was my quote, i'll have a gottle of geer instead of a grate:pQuote:
Originally Posted by NirvanaBliss
Sue her merry!Quote:
Originally Posted by merrylegs
I bought two law books the other day for uni....so i'll be your barrister etc:p....for the small quantity of a pint...or should that be gint eh NB:D
HAHA yes you did, so you can be the advertiser maker upper, and i be your manager!Quote:
Originally Posted by merrylegs
Oh Forum Son, your not suppose to sue me!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Al Fowler
And if Ian is paying us i want hard cash i don't drink! but that be good being your manager, cos i pay you in beer and cider! sorted!
Right Ian send us the Czech!:eek:
Just got some Rescue Ale of IDP after the Downfall so will be testing it out tonight :D
Ditto! Except I'll be drinking it in about 15 mins after shower! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by DanAzz
And very nice it is too!Quote:
Originally Posted by DanAzz
I've had one as well. hmmmmQuote:
Originally Posted by DanAzz
Oops! I've had three tonight.:o:D(so far)Quote:
Originally Posted by IanDarkpeak
I'm in Skipton so it's Copper Dragon IPA for me.
Lush lush lush stuff!Quote:
Originally Posted by skennaugh
It's going down well, Al.
Just opened my last Snecklifter, i'll have to go to the sweet shop tomorrow. I will be recomending Copper Dragon ales. What is the bitter in the New Inn?
Almost embarassed to admit it.... a tin o' two of Special Brew lined up for tomorrow night (after Ravenstones race) as I've got a mate over. I only have some when I see him - he's a professional! :p
Did you know Special Brew has a proper provenance? Winston Churchill no less:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special_Brew#Special_Brew
:D
Me Dear old Mum sups 2 cans of Special Brew every night and is well into her 70's, she swears by it. She can't run like me though:pQuote:
Originally Posted by jodg
I know - she's much faster! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by merrylegs
Left that wide open for someone:D Should have known it'd be you:rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by jodg
You are, in fact, quite correct my friend!!!!!!
Two tins of Special brew????
I enjoy my 'lifter hangover!
Innis and Gunn tonight (Treat!)
Innis and Gunn, I really didn't like it; strange sickly stuff :(
As for Special Brew, jodj what on earth are you thinking of?! :eek::D:p
I'm starting with the Bluebird Conniston bitter. I and G for later!
Got some sneckers too, but got a 10 mile road race coming up, so trying to resist the real stuff!
Go easy!
Snecklifter is 4quid for 3bottles at Booths ;) but I thought I'd try Theakston's Grouse Beater at a recession beating pound a bottle! :cool: It's in the fridge; tasting notes to follow :)
Not bitter enough, no real hoppiness and an odd smell of fruit :eek: Don't suppose it'll stop me quaffing it though ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Derby Tup
Since when did you put real ale in the fridge???? :eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by Derby Tup
Since 8:16 according to DT's post:rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by dominion
Burton beers (Marstons Pedigree or Draught Bass) should be served, ideally 'from the wood', at room temp. Yorkshire beers are different and should be served chilled, ideally with a nice creamy collar :)Quote:
Originally Posted by dominion
3rd bottle of Grouse Beater - it 'Celebrates the proximity of Masham to some of the most beautiful moorland in England; the Yorkshire Dales and the North York Moors', I'll drink to that:cool:
You're a few months early though??
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Available on or near the ‘glorious 12th’ of August bringing the start of the grouse shooting season. This orange brown beer is a light aromatic, flowery beer that has been inspired by the grouse beaters and moorland around Masham.
Not very keen tbh dom - quicker I get it down the better. Label on the bottle's best thing about it :(Quote:
Originally Posted by dominion
Mmmm... nectar!:)Quote:
Originally Posted by Derby Tup
Think there's a range isn't there? I had some brewed in rum casks or somethingQuote:
Originally Posted by Pilgrim
The only one I know is brewed in whiskey barrels and is lovely served quite cold. If there is a range then I'd be interested in trying the others.Quote:
Originally Posted by Derby Tup
IDPs 'Rescue Ale' is the best though!:D
Nail, head, you've hit it;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Pilgrim
But i've none left:(
Marvellous beer - ideally savoured after a hard run out in the Peak ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by merrylegs
Nor me... another crate downed this week!Quote:
Originally Posted by merrylegs
Grouse Beater number 4 :)