Beer?

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Location
Salford
Train beer. Proper Duesseldorf Alt. Closest euro brew to English bitter.

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I have English bitter with scotch on the side
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rvw

Guru
Location
Amersham
@srw in Oostende for supper, enjoying the local brew:

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He say 'very nice'.
 
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User169

Guest
Just looked it up, you're sussing out the locals!

Yep. Cool place.
 

John the Monkey

Frivolous Cyclist
Location
Crewe
Game over man, game over.

Mrs M and I had a pub lunch, at the Cheshire Cat in Nantwich - nice pub and nice food. There were only two handpumps, so we tried both;

Boltmaker (Timothy Taylor, 4.0%)
Formerly "Best Bitter" (the name was changed to Boltmaker in 2012, apparently). It's like a more citrussy version of Landlord, I reckon - very refreshing when consumed in a beer garden with a massive cheese and pickle sandwich.

Cheshire Cat (Weetwood, 4.0%)
Has the typical thin feeling of its style (golden ale) but also an interesting, and refreshing floral quality that was just the ticket on a warm day.

Mrs M says: "These go very well with a grilled halloumi flatbread."
 
Location
Salford
Okay. This could be a mistake but I drink them so you don't have to.

La Debauché, Big Boy Chili Imperial Stout at 12%

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It's not got a big chili thing (phew)

It's from a keg so a little frizzanté (I discovered the accents on Googlé Kéybörd)

It's a classic Imp. Stout. Chocolate, licorice, coffee and, yes, a little lift from the chili's.

It's very nice
 
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