I was drinking Carol Decker by Falstaff brewery, rather nice, I was wondering why they would name a beer after the lead singer of T'pau? Although it did have a ginger colour to it, maybe that was it :p
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I was drinking Carol Decker by Falstaff brewery, rather nice, I was wondering why they would name a beer after the lead singer of T'pau? Although it did have a ginger colour to it, maybe that was it :p
Pales today.
Ilkley - Pale. excellent. light cirtus and grassy palate. gentle bitterness.
Fyne Ales - Jarl. excellent. grapefruit and line in the mouth.
Buxton. Moor Top. cracker. bags of flavour, good malt background.
The Kernel. Simcoe & centinnal IPA. Tropical fruit fest! looks a bit dodgy but tastes fantastic.
Wadworths - Henry IPA. utter cack.
and some wine.
Popped into Brewdog's Edinburgh emporium. Seriously nice beers, so long as you like hop monsters.
So nice, I'm going to make some (might need some more hops, though).
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Rescue Ale tonight, really needed it...it was a long hot day
Would you mind bringing a few of those with you when your up this way?Quote:
Originally Posted by IanDarkpeak
Me too all 4:10 of it!Quote:
Originally Posted by IanDarkpeak
Will do. :)Quote:
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I have a bottle of this chilling in the fridge to try later. Tasting report to follow :w00t:
marstons double drop tonight
Nice choice conan, you'll love the Brewdog IPA if you like Sierra Nevada
Couple of Badger's Fursty Ferret, furst time i've ad it, very nice:thumbup:
The Jaipur was so good at the Boat had to have a 2 pint take out!!
Unfortunately had to share it with the Eldest!
Rat Brewery - King Rat
Hopstar - Lancashire Gold
Harts - ?
Southport - Gold
A porter which I cannot remember.
Badgers Golden Thingy mmmmm A can of Guinness original mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm and I'm half way int o abottle of Coniston Blue bird. And Punk Brittannia on iplayer. God save the Queen.
Migh'tve scuppered me intervals tomorrow though heehee
an evening sampling my first homebrew, whilst brewing my third!
it's great! loads of hop aroma and flavour, just enough malt to back it up and only 3.5% (ish) maybe a touch thin, but i think i've got a solution for that.
What - drink more (hic)?
had a couple of thwaites 'wainwright' brew at Osmotherly earlier, after a trot around the moors, perfect :)
Had a few mates over and started with a bottle of Old Tom then a Copper Dragon a Humdinger and then a couple in the Fletcher Moss called Navajo,
Having cycled to & from work, taking in the 3 mile climb from the canal at East Morton up to the top of Keighley Gate. Then bombed down to Ilkley & straight back up Cowpasture Road to The Cow & Calf, I feel I earned my pint of Yorkshire Gold. What a cracking pint !
you certainly did deserve it and probably more!Quote:
Originally Posted by Jez Hellewell
Was tempted with another mate, but thought I would be pushing my Fathers Day luck a little too far !Quote:
Originally Posted by superflyguy
To all 'Bogtrotters'
no point starting a new thread but...
tonights real ale is a lager! a proper pilsner. Pilsner Urquell.
very good indeed. light malty bite, but really lets the springy floral hops do the talking.
How has this thread survived over the years?
Hmmmmm - I can definitelty recommend dipping your pewter tankards in a cask of Dollops Old Inscrutable Gravedigger's Ale with a dead rat fermenting at the bottom of it. :w00t:
A curry combinding
Three pints of Pedigree
washed down with
Three pints of Old Empire
Cracking evening.
Just spotted this amongst the Aldi Thursday Specials
http://www.aldi.co.uk/uk/html/offers...12-07-16-15-17
I also find myself strangely drawn towards 'Mr Porky Pork Scratchings' :D
Just seen a Bradfield Brewery van go though Ripponden:thumbup:
A pint of Leeds Pale & a Slingers Gold for me last night. Slingers is a cracking pint. All washed down with a fine curry & some Bagladeshi lager.
a couple of bottles of Bitter & Twisted and Cocker Hoop, whilst homebrewing and a Thornbridge Halcyon to send me on my way.
recently :
Ilkley Mary Jane - cracking light ale
Ilkley Wit Marie - slightly spicy wheat beer
Kirkstall 3 Swords - awesome lip smacking grapefruit bitterness
homebrew!:thumbup:... lots of
Purple Moose :thumbup:
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Moorhouses Pride of Pendle and Robinsons Old Tom
A bottle of Pumpking, in honour of the season.
Volunteer (brewed by Purple Moose) for pub in Llanarmon run by volunteers
Too much Ossett Brewery Tracle Stout on Friday night. Very ill.
Jaipur by the bucket load - forget landlord and any other IPA this is the king
Lucky Beggar!
nah, your the lucky one, gental stroll over the road for the landlord.. top the pint up return home with slippers and pint... one of life's luxery's at your grand young age! :closed:Quote:
Originally Posted by brett