Can of Bud for me, sadly no proper ale in the house tonight :angry:
That said I'm still enjoying it :)
Printable View
Can of Bud for me, sadly no proper ale in the house tonight :angry:
That said I'm still enjoying it :)
24 cans Of Strongbow for £9 at Tesco's, steady there, got to work tomorrow!
2 pints of Farmers Belgian Blue whilst listening to local folk band Crazy Crow in the Huntsman
That is the problem with Baileys, it suddenly disappears... what did you find? :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Derby Tup
Looking forward to spending the majority of Xmas Eve in the local! Will report back on the ales supped!
Yesterdays included:
Slaters - Top Totty
Bowland - Admiral
Bowland - Gold
Harviestoun - Bitter & Twisted
Jennings - Red Breast
24 pints of Imperial Stout, bottled, and 30 pints Shropshire Lad in the keg. Just cracking some now to get me through cleaning a couple of brace of pheasant.
:eek: START today DT??!!! You are brave!Quote:
Originally Posted by Derby Tup
ll my shopping is done - wanted to leave today clear for BEER SHOPPING! :thumbup:
Fifth sense last night from Joseph Holt -Manchester
see my sons Blog at
http://www.horwichstation.org.uk/
Crabbies Alcoholic Ginger Beer.
Some corkers tonight!
Hopstar - JC
Slaters - ???
Lancaster - Red
Christmas Cracker
Lytham - Amber
Rossendale - Sunshine
a bottle of Coniston old man from the Coniston Brewery
see my sons blog
one of the entries from Coniston old man mine
http://jakeofwinterhill.blogspot.com...s-head_26.html
have a merry Christmas :D
Bit sweet for me fellrunner! Try the Tesco Alcoholic ginger beer - much more refreshing!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Fellrunner
Newkey BA for me tonight. Have tried at least 200+ ales, and this is still my favourite
Tonight Ale consisted of...
Trade Winds - Cairngorm
Three B's - Tacklers Tipple
Osset - Yorkshire Blonde
Hopstar - Dizzy Danny
Hopstar - Lancashire Gold
Bank Top - Blonde
Fan-frickin-tastic!
Good effort,Quote:
Originally Posted by ukhursty
You like your blondes I see;)
1 bottle of La Goudale, 7.2%. May have a sore head in the morning......
Oh aye, there was a couple of Porter's on, Pennine - Pitch Porter, and Hopstar - Smokey Joe's Winter Warmer, but they are a bit to much for me! :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Stagger
Abbeydale Moonshine in the Pub followed by bottled Skipton Golden Pippin & Farmers Sixer at home.
Santa brought me a Crabbies gift set. Beer, glass and chopping board for lime or lemon, plus Crabbies Beer Nuts. Nuts are to die for. Perfect with the ginger beer. Very moorish! :pQuote:
Originally Posted by Stef F
*jealous* :sneaky:Quote:
Originally Posted by Stef F
Just finished a bottle of Crabbies Ginger Beer, no nuts though
Trying the Auld lang syne, 'old legover', surprisingly good!!
a bottle of Brewdog Paradox, thanks santa.
rich, dark, thick ale matured in whiskey casks and rocking in at 10%! slightly smokey/woody flavour with a definite kick of whiskey.
Attachment 4398
NONE, NO BEER FOR ME SINCE THE 1ST :w00t:
http://forum.fellrunner.org.uk/images/icons/icon9.png
Are you going to balance it with some fruit juice and water DT?Quote:
Originally Posted by Derby Tup
Dent Aviator (last night, not for breakie).
My first try of it and thought it was really nice.
In a similar vein to the one above, drinking Thwaites' Wainwright beer.
What a happy sight!
after bumbling round the dark&white mini mountian marathon I went to the Old Hall, Chinley (after one of Nikalas' posts on here)
Thornbridge - Jaipur
AND
Brew Dog - Punk IPA on draught
I was tempted to get a room!
You lucky bugger!!
and a beer has fewer calories if bought for you by the Chairman of the Fellrunners Association :)
He's not back home with you then????
Quote:
Originally Posted by brett
Andrew was so intoxicated and light headed after such luxurious transport he begged to be allowed to retire to his bed to dream of how the other half live...
Is that because the tight arse only buys half pints??Quote:
Originally Posted by brett
I see you have been out with Breezie!
Quote:
Originally Posted by dominion
Only just seen this.... you should have pm'd me, I only live 1/2 mile away... rooms are very nice and the breakfast is cracking.Quote:
Originally Posted by superflyguy
maybe next time. I'm sure I will be dropping in again, probably after the next Dark&White event. (depending where it starts).Quote:
Originally Posted by nikalas
Did'nt realise it was CAMRAs 'best pub in Derbyshire'! seemed a bit foody, but the bar stock coulnd't really be faulted.
Did you not eat? The food is great... no-nonsense menu and predominately locally sourced.. the steak and ale pudding is epic.Quote:
Originally Posted by superflyguy
no food was taken. Superflygal had a post run roast on so just a stool by the bar and a packet of crisps!
my mate said he will be popping back soon with his mrs to check out the menu.
Oh dear!!!
I've just noticed this pub at the end of the road!!
http://www.brewdog.com/bars
:w00t:
There goes any chance of losing some weight this year!
Am I the only one drinking in January?? It was possibly the best pub in the world. All that was missing was a trashy blonde!! :w00t: