Sill on a canine theme, Punk IPA (brew dog)
Tastes like an American pale ale to me. Good stuff:thumbup:
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Sill on a canine theme, Punk IPA (brew dog)
Tastes like an American pale ale to me. Good stuff:thumbup:
mini hook norton beer festival in my local tonight , so thats me sorted .
Batemans Victory Ale
Kronenbourg:o my guilty secret (it's not a secret now but you know what I mean)
Old Hooky
#shakes head at sbrt
You need to be posting here sbrt :closed:Quote:
Originally Posted by sbrt
Boat - NZPA
I might move to Staveley. Done Rob Jebb no harm :)
2 pints of Acorn Brewery Gorlovka Imperial Stout yesterday. Wow, what a great drink. 6%, so caution needed !
Works Xmas do last night. Started off with a belting Bitter & Twisted. Followed that with a pint of Salamander Stout & a pint of Guinness. Things then got a bit messy with vodka slush puppies.
same here, well the christmas do anyway.
windermere pale, roosters franklin, 2x Punk IPA. then the hotel and shite beer. Tetleys cream flow bluergh.... stopped drinking after that!
Skinners Betty Stogs and Badger Hopping Hare from Secret Santa this evening. Plus the obligitory homebrews - hic.
In an atempt to redeem myself;
Ringwood Boondoggle, Marsdons Old Empire and Punk Ipa. Think I may have started a bit early:o
Back in the game after a few months off!
Yesterday I sampled some Moorhouses - Lap Prancer and Moorhouses - Pride of Pendle....(Of course!)
P&B Christmas drinks:
Sam Smith - Oatmeal Stout
Thornbridge - Wild Swan
Great Heck - Citra x2
Great Heck - Yakima IPA
Blonde Witch from Moorhouses, Pendle. Bought at Booths, Windermere (that bit's crucial).
Lovely.
loch ness - white ness, never had such a hoppy beer, bit too much, almost unpalatable
Wychcraft tonight, one of my favourite blondes. Should be in bed mind..
Too hoppy? Does not compute! :w00t:Quote:
Originally Posted by TheReverand
4 bottles of Wainwrights bitter for tonight.
Good choice. See you tomorrowQuote:
Originally Posted by Stagger
Meantime - India Pale ale. big bottles on offer in Waitrose - oooohhh
Buxton - Imperial Black. Bloody brilliant! at 7.5% it is, to quote at oft stated line, "ruinously drinkable"
Raw/Mutiny - Coconut Stout
A pint of Dark Horse Hetton Pale Ale in The Angel, Hetton yesterday with the family. Fantastic drop too !
You can all feck off with your ale :mad:
Have you been drinking Amex's cough stuff again????Quote:
Originally Posted by OneHillWonder
Ooow got a choice tonight. Can have 1 of either a Liverpool pal from Liverpool organic brewary or a Tods blonde from Little valley brewary! Ones from me ones for the missus' dad..I get first pick. Anyone sampled either? I'm thinkin Tods blonde, being a blonde fan anyway
March Of The Penguins from the Williams Bros Alloa
A fine fine brew
Tods blonde review: Lovely
Just fished it off with banana pankakes..
Me n poocha ligged out on settee thats the night out
been emptying the local hostelry of its contents of Harvistoun - Engine Oil, over the last couple days/nights
a fine porter :thumbup:
Liverpool pale: Smashin tipple. Taken the edge off a tiring day!Quote:
Originally Posted by MickTor
Groundhog day tomorrow!!
First year I'm missing the panto with the children. So will be settling down with my Christmas cd's (Joshua James & Martin Rossiter) & a bottle or 2 of Robinsons Old Tom.
first day back on the grind, so i stopped off in the rat race ale house, on the train station at Hartlepool. Swift couple of jars, 1 Thornbridge, Warp not one of the better Thornbridge ales but still pleasant enough, then couldn't resist a whopping 7.4%er, trufitt double IPA or sumut, canny drop although wouldnt like too drink too much of it!!! bit dizzy now and have to go to club comittee meeting in another real ale pub, damn
Jamaican Dragon stout - 7.5%, nice drop for a change.
Boat - Thornbridge Jaipur
Best news is... it'll still be on tomorrow :)
Happy days :w00t:Quote:
Originally Posted by brett
Happy weekend :)
Good man. Have funQuote:
Originally Posted by brett
Dorothy Goodbody's Wholesome Stout followed by a nice drop of 16yr old Lagavulin.
Greenmill Brewery's Chief
Exmoor Gold
Both light and smooth just like me :rolleyes::D
Will be trying Thwaites Nutty Black tonight & will report back. It's one of only four beers ever to win the Champion Beer of Britain twice ! Can't wait..................
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Originally Posted by Alf
Mary Jane. Fantastic session ale from Ilkley Brewery
Nutty Black was decent enough. 7/10. Prefer my stouts.