Beer?
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Daddy Pig
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I've never seen Siren on tap. I like their beers, not sure about loose leaf though...
I didn't get to try that one. I'll try to pop in tomorrow and report back.
BTW, I heard your namesake doing an advert for some product today whose name escapes me!
Maverick Goose
A jumped up pantry boy, who never knew his place
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I tried the Yu Lu at the Hawkshead beer festival the other week and loved the blend of tea flavours with hoppinness...YMMV though. Siren always do some interesting beers
, and I always give them a go if I see them on tap. Wincle Brewery are another long time favourite of mine, and I cracked open a bottle of Phoenix single hop brown ale, which was malty, fruity and spicy-I'd happily drink it again ( I got it from the Beer District in Buxton).
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Maverick Goose
A jumped up pantry boy, who never knew his place
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I got the Wild Horse in my Beer52 box a few months ago-nice stuff,hoppy but sessionable....churs!
I drank the Wild Horse tonight and really really liked it. Refreshing, crisp, unfiltered, unpasteurized, not too complex and not over hopped. Actually said to Mrs D that it was one of the best I'd had recently.
Also had the Untapped Coldharbour which was very excellent as well, reminded me of a Belgian Tripel.
Hugh Manatee
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A recent stay in Bala and the existence of this place http://www.storibeers.wales in said town means I have a few bottles to drink. This is the first one:
A lovely session beer at 3.7% it manages to be sweet, bitter and hoppy at the same time. If you can find a bottle of this, I don't think you'll be disappointed.
I also have a couple of bottles of The Dark Side of the Moose to drink. Oh, yes!
A lovely session beer at 3.7% it manages to be sweet, bitter and hoppy at the same time. If you can find a bottle of this, I don't think you'll be disappointed.
I also have a couple of bottles of The Dark Side of the Moose to drink. Oh, yes!
Maverick Goose
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Purple Moose were one of my local breweries when I lived in Snowdonia-my fridge was rarely without a few bottles...as you say you won't be disappointed with the Madog's Ale, or the Dark Side Of The Moose.
srw
It's a bit more complicated than that...
threebikesmcginty
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I'm getting one of these bad boys.
jongooligan
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Had a bit of a sesh at the cricket club last night so just thought I'd pop in to recommend Harviestoun Summer Legend, which is what we were necking in vast quantities. Sorry there's no picture but in appearance it was very like that HopSession stuff @nickyboy was lauding recently. Very light, zesty citrus flavour, really refreshing and one of those ales that goes down without touching the sides. This is an ideal cricket watching beer for when you've got a full day's drinking to do as it's only 3.5% abv. Seek some out on a hot day - you won't regret it.
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That is seriously on the turbid side.
