Beer?
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User169
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My homegrown chocolate porter.
Pretty much what I was aiming for, although I guess it's infected so a bit more of a tang than expected. Nevertheless, dang!!!
Pretty much what I was aiming for, although I guess it's infected so a bit more of a tang than expected. Nevertheless, dang!!!
MossCommuter
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- Location
- Salford
GM
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- North of the river
threebikesmcginty
Corn Fed Hick...
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Couple of pints of Copper Ale down the boozer.
deptfordmarmoset
Full time tea drinker
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- Armonmy Way
If I did a synhopsis of this summer's drinking at Deptford's finest pub, Le chien et cloche, I'd have to say I've been particularly enjoying west coast American hops. Light, pale and infinitely post-ride ( or otherwise warm and thirsty) quaffable, they always leave me with a taste for more and a taste of grapefruit. Citra, Mosaic and Cascade are the varieties I remember the best. Would it be sacrilege to say that the west Pacific coast has stolen a march on traditional UK hop varieties? Or should I see whether they're equally enjoyable in the winter?
Daddy Pig
Veteran
For me I think those varieties are perfect for summer thirst quenching but I tend to head for the dark beers in the winter, something a bit more warming.
Talking of darks I tried this last night, I can say that it was a wonderful beer... 12.8% and so silky smooth.
Currently sipping a dark German... ok as a thirst quencher but I'd expect better from Waitrose
MossCommuter
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- Salford
BBNo 11/23
Session IPA that has Pacific Jade which the bar tender assures me is the best thing to happen to beer. EVER
Also motueka. One of those two things, or both, make for a very good, refreshing, quaffable thirst quencher
Session IPA that has Pacific Jade which the bar tender assures me is the best thing to happen to beer. EVER
Also motueka. One of those two things, or both, make for a very good, refreshing, quaffable thirst quencher
MossCommuter
Guru
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- Salford
STOP THE PRESS! Mossy's drinking lager!
Yes, yes, I know the way, it's over there>>>>>>>
However, please give me a chance; it's Lost and Grounded, Running With Sceptres (special lager beer). Ultra hoppy and not a million miles from being a grapefruit IPA.
I like it!
Yes, yes, I know the way, it's over there>>>>>>>
However, please give me a chance; it's Lost and Grounded, Running With Sceptres (special lager beer). Ultra hoppy and not a million miles from being a grapefruit IPA.
I like it!
I'm backing Mossy up on this one. It counts as ackshul beer.STOP THE PRESS! Mossy's drinking lager!
Yes, yes, I know the way, it's over there>>>>>>>
However, please give me a chance; it's Lost and Grounded, Running With Sceptres (special lager beer). Ultra hoppy and not a million miles from being a grapefruit IPA.
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I like it!
threebikesmcginty
Corn Fed Hick...
- Location
- ...on the slake
STOP THE PRESS! Mossy's drinking lager!
Yes, yes, I know the way, it's over there>>>>>>>
However, please give me a chance; it's Lost and Grounded, Running With Sceptres (special lager beer). Ultra hoppy and not a million miles from being a grapefruit IPA.
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I like it!
If you edit the grapefruit out of your post it's all good.
threebikesmcginty
Corn Fed Hick...
- Location
- ...on the slake
Stone IPA, it's a stoater!
MossCommuter
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- Salford
My turn
I believe the accepted beer thread vernacular is "yumtus"
I believe the accepted beer thread vernacular is "yumtus"
