Wharfedale Slingers Gold followed by a splendid Moorhouses White Witch. A cheeky lunchtime session whilst out cycling.
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Wharfedale Slingers Gold followed by a splendid Moorhouses White Witch. A cheeky lunchtime session whilst out cycling.
A pint of Golden Pippin at my sons football presentation night. A lovely drop.
Want converting to a dark beer?
Darkarts tonight at the Boat
A couple of pints of aptly named "Longest Day"
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This weekend I have been drinking: A couple of Daleside Old Leg Over, a Thwaites Wainwright ale & a couple of Tunnel vision by Box Steam brewery, which was superb. Can't remember the name of the other one !
Old Empire
Bishops finger
Old speckled hen
these are tonights treats after todays run.
Oh and 3 carling pint cans just to top it off.
Work tomorrow.
I'm drinking a bottle of Rich Brewery Old Slug. Disappointed tbh because I was excited about this bottle-conditioned old fashioned porter but it doesn't seem very tasty at all :closed:
A fine bottle of Ilkley Brewery Stout Mary.
a solid afternoon. not spent wussing around Wasdale!
thornbridge - jaipur. classic
Otley (from Wales!) - blonde. weird wheat & hop mix
flying dog - gonzo. the best big black beer in town (one for jez!).
a couple of home brews and a barbecue - because life isn't short enough for bbq
Ringwood - Fortyniner
I've moved on.
Jennings followed by a Fraoch Heather Ale.
I had a couple of pints of some welsh brew, quality stuff too, really tasty, unfortunately as it was Welsh writing I forgot what it was :p
You don't speak Welsh Rev ?
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Originally Posted by TheReverand
A bottle of Marstons Oyster Stout. Top banana !
im just getting to grips with polish and thats hard enough Jez, looking at the welsh spellings its gotta be a tough one to get your head round!Quote:
Originally Posted by Jez Hellewell
went back tonight for some more of the welsh brew, it was from the new plassey brewery in Wrexham, cwrw tudno was the name of one of the brews, mighty tasty 5% pale strong bitter, quite different to anything ive had recently. The other tipple from them, was New world pale, another very distinctive and flavoursome drink, youll either love it or hate it as it has a very strong flavour but a great one for hot summer days
After a tough Turnslack race I have settled in to what my son bought me.
Thwaites Lancaster Bomber
Robinsons Unicorn
Courage Directors
Theakston Old P
Wychwood Hobgoblin
Ringwood Old Thumper
Need some fluids and carb loading.
Job done and my fav 2 wereQuote:
Originally Posted by Stagger
Theakstons OP
&
Hobgoblin
Couple of Carlings to finish cause there is nowt else left in the fridge.
A beautiful Cairngorm Black Gold.
Mostly Black Sheep tonight :thumbup:
Ugh, the mere thought of it is too much.
I'm officially never drinking again. Ever.
And not like the last time I said that, I actually probably mean it this time.
Lightweight :closed: A couple of ice-cold Becks, a half bottle of vintage Claret and a few flaming Sambukas and you'll be reet as owt :thumbup:Quote:
Originally Posted by shaunaneto
Old Bob
castle rock: harvest pale. great stuff, 'heady aroma'
adnams: ghost ship
san miguel, a couple of tinnies at Unity Day in hyde park (Leeds)
Flying Dog - Gonzo porter. tip top A1. Jez, you'd love it.
and a few home brews, naturellement
I'm sure I would mate ! Where do I get hold of it ?Quote:
Originally Posted by superflyguy
Gonzo is definitely in Beerritz, headingley. Possibly at Pooky & Grumps Horsforth or North Bar & probably Friends of Ham if your in Leeds.
Quick (and late) shout for Yarnbury Beer Festival . Between Horsforth & Rawdon, Thursday 1st - Sunday 4th August. I'm hoping to pop along on Thursday evening as I'm off t'Lakes this weekend.
Cheers matey.Quote:
Originally Posted by superflyguy
couple of Strongarm from Camerons of Hartlepool, in The Globe, on the Headland where I live, first class and still only 2pound a pint, top draw :-)
A Scottish Maiden, 2 Monkeys and a Tiger walk into a bar....
Barman says, is this a joke???
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A belting pint of Sharps Doom Bar followed by a Guinness tonight.
I'll have a craking pint of Roosters, Fort Smith please barman, 5.0% Indian Pale Alebloody marvellous I say :thumbup: at 1.90 a pint,
Lake District weekend yielded:
Jennings - Cumberland, Bitter, CockerHoop and Rascal
Keswick - Thrist Run
Ulldale - Bitter
Ennerdale - Blonde
Rascal was the best by a long chalk. All the others were very similar
just the one? at that price I'd buy the cask!Quote:
Originally Posted by TheReverand
Soe more of that St Peters Ale has just gone down with my tea. Bit early but I have tomorrow off work and not the weekend.
A pint of Guinness in The Richard the 3rd in Middleham followed by an excellent Wensleydale Semer Water in The White Swan.
So, I'm on some sort of "Extra Special" nonsense from ASDA.
Shepherds Neame - Golden Ale.
Actually quite nice. Despite being from ASDA.
So, I'm on a Bishops Finger right now.
Probably should mention I'm a lightweight. And loud music is being played in an empty house.
Apart from me and the Bishop that is.
Actually, probably shouldn't mention that.
Mostly Guinness.