Tonight's Real Ale

[skennaugh]

I'm starting with the Bluebird Conniston bitter. I and G for later!

[skennaugh]

Got some sneckers too, but got a 10 mile road race coming up, so trying to resist the real stuff!

[skennaugh]

Go easy!

[Derby Tup]

Snecklifter is 4quid for 3bottles at Booths but I thought I'd try Theakston's Grouse Beater at a recession beating pound a bottle! It's in the fridge; tasting notes to follow

[Derby Tup]

I thought I'd try Theakston's Grouse Beater at a recession beating pound a bottle! Tasting notes to follow

Not bitter enough, no real hoppiness and an odd smell of fruit Don't suppose it'll stop me quaffing it though

[dominion]

Snecklifter is 4quid for 3bottles at Booths but I thought I'd try Theakston's Grouse Beater at a recession beating pound a bottle! It's in the fridge; tasting notes to follow

Since when did you put real ale in the fridge????

[stevefoster]

Since when did you put real ale in the fridge????

Since 8:16 according to DT's post

[Derby Tup]

Since when did you put real ale in the fridge????

Burton beers (Marstons Pedigree or Draught Bass) should be served, ideally 'from the wood', at room temp. Yorkshire beers are different and should be served chilled, ideally with a nice creamy collar

[Derby Tup]

3rd bottle of Grouse Beater - it 'Celebrates the proximity of Masham to some of the most beautiful moorland in England; the Yorkshire Dales and the North York Moors', I'll drink to that

[dominion]

You're a few months early though??

Available on or near the ‘glorious 12th’ of August bringing the start of the grouse shooting season. This orange brown beer is a light aromatic, flowery beer that has been inspired by the grouse beaters and moorland around Masham.