They do make some bloody good ales them monksOriginally Posted by Jez Hellewell
They do make some bloody good ales them monks
Harrogate Tap today
a rather pleasant Jarl by the Fyne brewery - very pale single hopped with Citra (they didn't use enough!)
and
an excellent Divide & Conquer from those crafty types at Vocation. Black IPA, lovely juicy fruit hops and dry roast malts.
Loving black IPA's at the minute. My favourite being the Beavertown Black Betty. Beautiful!
Aye Rev, those monks certainly know what they're doing!
I had a Black IPA from F & G t'other night but can't remember what it was called. Brown label on the bottle iirc. Superb anyway
Poacher turned game-keeper
300 bottles only.... You had to be there!
Friday's trip to keep the local economy going:
2 x North Riding - Citra Pale.
I had two of the same beer. That is praise enough!
@Old Bell. Harrogate
Purple Moose Brewery 'Elderflower Ale', very lemony.
Today's effort to bolster the local economy.
Dancing Duck - Dark Drake (from Derby) luscious blackness with heavy roasted flavours, almost coffee. Everything that Guinness could be, but isn't
Beavertown - Gamma Ray. other end of the beer spectrum. light colour, tonnes of fruity hops. fantastic. from a 'craft keg' how achingly hip (and expensive!)
both from 10 Devonshire Place, Harrogate
Fullerton's Front Row and Castle Rock Crafty Flanker. Is there a rugby match coming up or summat?
Moor Raw & Kirkstall Pale @ 10 Devonshire Place Harrogate. The real star of the show was the Malay street food that was on offer from the upstairs kitchen. absolutely fantastic! worth a visit.
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