Ok, so today's cd splurge was finished off in Friends Of Ham with some exceptional ale.
Celt Experience Le Match brown ale, Jaggery Pokery IPA at 8.6%. Then possibly the best ale I have ever tasted. Buxton Two Tun Double IPA at 11%. So good I took a couple of bottles home with me. Bit fresh now however.
Where's that? Might be worth a visit this weekendOriginally Posted by Jez Hellewell
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Incidentally. So far tonight for me it's been a bottle of innis and gunn original followed by a Barry Island IPA. Next up, brewdog punk IPA...
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Opposite Lishmans butchers mate, on the main road. Worth a visit!Where's that? Might be worth a visit this weekend
Sharp's Atlantic pale ale (from the people who brought you Doom Bar). Went down very nicely indeed.
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Looks like it's shut Sunday'sboo! Maybe next weekend
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Saltaire XS Imperial IPA. Jeepers, this is strong stuff. Surprisingly nice though. Don't think I'll have more than one though just now.
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Standard Sunday supermarket sweep:
2x Ilkley - Pale
2x Castle Rock - Harvest Pale
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A couple of Siren - Undercurrent @ The Harrogate Tap - bloody lovely . An oatmeal pale ale with loads of fruit hop goodness - seek it out!
A couple of Saltaire - Blond @ The Glen, Gilstead. very good.
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The Flying Duck beer festival this weekend, so I called in & hit the halves.
Barnsley Bitter, excellent as usual.
Saltaire Triple Chocolate Stout, superb.
Elland Brewery 1872 Porter, beautiful.
Roosters Asssasin (I think).
Then over to Bar t'At for third pints of:
Abbeydale Chocolate Stout
Marstons Oyster Stout
And Yankee Roosters Pale.
An excellent afternoon of steady drinking & trying not to think about not racing The 3 Peaks this year.
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