Tonight's Real Ale

Pints of York Guzzler & Copper Dragon Golden Pippin at West End next to Kirkstall Leisure Centre tonight - with a brief interlude to take in the Bridge Inn at Kirkstall Bridge - BIG MISTAKE:( - walked in past smokers blocking doorway - saw TT Landlord on - great - bought a pint each (myself and a mate) - had a sip each - totally crap - definitely off - told barmaid - as Landlord was only handpump had to make do with a John Smith's Ice Cold as recompense!!:(:(:(

Black Sheep at the Lamb Inn when out walking the the wife, just opened a bottle of Castle Rock's Harvest Pale and going to sit in front of the fire...

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Originally Posted by PlumBum

Sampled the Rescue Ale (Farmers Pale Ale) very pallatable.:)

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I agree,;)

Followed by a pint of Owd Rodger :)

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Originally Posted by Stagger

Followed by a pint of Owd Rodger :)

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Owd Rodger - a classic winter-warmer :cool: About to open my Rescue Ale - report to follow ;)

I found some Spitfire in my local shop tonight. Better on draught, but it'll do.

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Originally Posted by Derby Tup

About to open my Rescue Ale - report to follow ;)

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Opened and drank about 30 minutes after I got home:D
Verdict: Very refreshing!

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Originally Posted by Alf

Opened and drank about 30 minutes after I got home:D
Verdict: Very refreshing!

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Agreed Alf! Very pale and very drinkable. You'd never believe it's 5%; it's more like a light summer ale. Good work Bradfield Brewery :cool::)

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Originally Posted by Derby Tup

Agreed Alf! Very pale and very drinkable. You'd never believe it's 5%; it's more like a light summer ale. Good work Bradfield Brewery :cool::)

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Mine is but a distant memory, now on the blue tenants, Stagger would be proud;)

Found a bottle of Pedigree in my fridge - one of the world's classic beers :cool:

3 Old Toms before mi tea :eek: