MossCommuter
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Daddy Pig
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Love beef dripping... on a bit of toast; not sure what beer would go well with it though...
threebikesmcginty
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The beef dripping thread is thataway --------->>>>>>
MacB
Lover of things that come in 3's
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- Farnborough, Hampshire
If this bar lets you in then the addition of some beef dripping aficionados is small beans
Daddy Pig
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MacB
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No idea I'm afraid I'm a lager drinker, maybe the odd guiness, but actually haven't had a drink for nearly two years anyway. I just like to dip into this thread occasionally and I sometimes stalk 3BM for a while
threebikesmcginty
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The bastard lager drinkers thread is thataway ------------->>>>>>>
threebikesmcginty
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Had another one of these, today I bought the last of the 6% American IPA from M&S at a quid a bottle. Shlurp and double shlurp.
Downlands Cloud Physics. Local brew in the local. One of the light and hoppy regular ones but none the worse for that.
Later though, a beautiful lightly sour saison from Burning Sky. What a treat. A grown up beer but they still sold it to me.
Later though, a beautiful lightly sour saison from Burning Sky. What a treat. A grown up beer but they still sold it to me.
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threebikesmcginty
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Schnei Wei Tap 6, das yumtus.
Hugh Manatee
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I have missed a few opportunities to add to this thread this weekend.
There was the guest beer at The Station pub in Codsall on Saturday. It was the logo that caught my eye; none other than the Purple Moose Brewery first encountered on holiday in Wales. This was their Elderflower Ale. No photo but a very good Summer type beer but I didn't detect much in the way of elderflowers.
A bottle of the strong mild that I pictured a while back much later in the evening.
Today was my son's charity cricket tournament. One of the club's sponsors is the Joules brewery and they had the beer bus there. It would not be in my nature not to support such an excellent enterprise! A pint of Slumbering Monk is a fine drink. As an added bonus we won a draw prize that is nothing less than a guided tour of the brewery in Market Drayton.
Now finally to tonight. I am about to write a long email letting an elderly (and bored) relative catch up on our Summer news. I'll be breaking from that to continue tying a veritable swarm of daddy long legs for my Autumn trout fishing and also to drink this.
A good beer that I don't think I have tried before. I must say that their idea of an 'Amber Bitter' varies a lot from mine! I'll consider it a bonus as I prefer darker beers as a rule.
There was the guest beer at The Station pub in Codsall on Saturday. It was the logo that caught my eye; none other than the Purple Moose Brewery first encountered on holiday in Wales. This was their Elderflower Ale. No photo but a very good Summer type beer but I didn't detect much in the way of elderflowers.
A bottle of the strong mild that I pictured a while back much later in the evening.
Today was my son's charity cricket tournament. One of the club's sponsors is the Joules brewery and they had the beer bus there. It would not be in my nature not to support such an excellent enterprise! A pint of Slumbering Monk is a fine drink. As an added bonus we won a draw prize that is nothing less than a guided tour of the brewery in Market Drayton.
Now finally to tonight. I am about to write a long email letting an elderly (and bored) relative catch up on our Summer news. I'll be breaking from that to continue tying a veritable swarm of daddy long legs for my Autumn trout fishing and also to drink this.
A good beer that I don't think I have tried before. I must say that their idea of an 'Amber Bitter' varies a lot from mine! I'll consider it a bonus as I prefer darker beers as a rule.
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I'm sure it's a nice beer, but the label and name make me despair of the more traditional end of English brewing.
threebikesmcginty
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Daddy Pig
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I've had a few Hunter beers being down here in Devon and sadly I have only enjoyed the full bore. Fairly traditional ales and not that exciting!
