Beer?

Page may contain affiliate links. Please see terms for details.
Location
Salford
Today's lunch stop had this. The person who tried it said it 'tasted a bit lemony'. I prefer my beer to taste like ... erm, beer, so I had Harvey's instead.

View attachment 344518
This week one of my locals had beers called Ryan Gosling (I think the spelling may have been Rye-an Gosling or something) and Christian Bale Ale next to one another.

They were from different breweries.
 

srw

It's a bit more complicated than that...
This lunchtime I had some Meantime Fresh Tank lager to go with my pizza, because I didn't fancy one of their Pale Ales. Apparently it's unfiltered and untainted by contact with air. It's decent enough and superior to GYP, not least in not being gassy.
 
U

User169

Guest
Motorolie from Brouwerij Moersleutel. (Motor oil from the Spanner Brewery.)

Really nice 12% imp stout. Roasty, a bit metallic, some caramel and a bit of hoppy bitterness.

One of the better new breweries in NL.

IMG_1950.JPG
 

John the Monkey

Frivolous Cyclist
Location
Crewe
Today's lunch stop had this. The person who tried it said it 'tasted a bit lemony'. I prefer my beer to taste like ... erm, beer, so I had Harvey's instead.
View attachment 344518
Salopian's "Lemon Dream" is a lovely pint on a summer's day - worth trying, if you can find it.
This week one of my locals had beers called Ryan Gosling (I think the spelling may have been Rye-an Gosling or something) and Christian Bale Ale next to one another.
Robinsons' seasonals are all film/TV themed this year, IIRC. Although I've only tried Magnum IPA so far. (The pump clip has a moustache).
This lunchtime I had some Meantime Fresh Tank lager to go with my pizza, because I didn't fancy one of their Pale Ales. Apparently it's unfiltered and untainted by contact with air. It's decent enough and superior to GYP, not least in not being gassy.
It has to be turned over really quickly (the pub has to sell the tanks' worth in some ridiculous amount of time, or tip the stuff out if it's going to stay tasty. Draft magazine have done an article on it;
http://draftmag.com/tank-beer/
...and I think one of the better beer blogs has done one about it in Czechoslovakia (possibly - it's a while since I read it).
 

John the Monkey

Frivolous Cyclist
Location
Crewe
You'd think Daft Punk would have a stronger case.
 
U

User169

Guest

James Watt - head brewdoggie - disputes this story. Accordingly to him, there was no bar: the Draft Punk people were trying to register a trademark and BrewDog opposed it in view of their earlier mark(s). I'd have done exactly the same.

There seem to be a lot of these types of disputes in brewing. Recently a Dutch brewery had to undergo an complete rebrand from "Pampus" to "Pontus" after the Delerium Tremens people came after them in view of their beer "Campus".

De Molen have a beer called "Rasputin". In the US it's called "Disuptin" after North Coast Brewing brought a trademark infringement claim against them.
 
Top Bottom