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Maverick Goose

A jumped up pantry boy, who never knew his place
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It's a zinger! Pith, grapefruit pith, sour but but bitter sour. So much for "ok mossy, We're drinking cask beer in the week from now on"

Oh well, I'm worth it
That sounds most excellent-we're getting it soon in Fell Penrith (also highly recommend Chorlton Wild Sour). Wylam Jakehead was one of my favourite beers at the Grasmere Guzzler last year. I've also managed to get a nice haul of Red Willow Wreckless and Smokeless, plus some Wild Beer Fresh and Sourdough, from Yellow Sticker Land...yumtus!:cheers:.
 
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Salford
That sounds most excellent-we're getting it soon in Fell Penrith (also highly recommend Chorlton Wild Sour). Wylam Jakehead was one of my favourite beers at the Grasmere Guzzler last year. I've also managed to get a nice haul of Red Willow Wreckless and Smokeless, plus some Wild Beer Fresh and Sourdough, from Yellow Sticker Land...yumtus!:cheers:.
Agreed on the Chorlton Wild; I mentioned two a couple of weeks ago. IIRC one was Mandarina / Cinnamon and the other might have been Mosaic.

I have just read, by the way, that the Northern Monk has lemons in it hence it's zinginess,
 
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Three way collab between Marble, DeMo and Kees.

It was brewed and canned at Marble, so is blimmin good. It’s a super charged Schlenkerla. It’s got that meaty BBQ flavor but more alcohol to carry the extra sweetness. 9,5% and a triumph.

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Didnt try this, but waddya think? Barpeep seemed a bit embarrassed every time they had to run through the tap list...

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deptfordmarmoset

Full time tea drinker
Location
Armonmy Way
Right, now I have half an idea who Tommie Sjef might be. And I also now have 2/3rds of an idea what Crate's Lemon Gose is. Blimey, that stuff is lemonier than unsweetened lemonade! My second beer was a Five Points Pale Ale, which put back the bitter hoppiness that the Gose didn't have. Though it was west coast USA hops it tasted surprisingly old school British. As it was cask and this month is Keguary, it doesn't get included in the 28 beers target. (Current Keg count for the month, therefore: 7 2/3rds.) As the 5 points was Amarillo and Citra, I'm back home having a Shipyard Rye Pale Ale from a bottle. It was my reward for an unavoidable visit to Tescos this afternoon.
 

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It's a bit more complicated than that...
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Old fashioned malty goodness from just outside Henley. Apparently Phil the Greek likes it - so he's not all bad. And at lunchtime I had a decent Brakspear's Bitter and something with a little too much of a hoppy exuberance from Wychwood.

The good news for everyone is that I was having a day-long series of Blood Pressure tests. When the results came back this morning there were two spikes of BP being lower than at other times - while I was in the pub at lunchtime and while I was drinking beer in the evening.

Pints all round for healthy blood pressure!
 
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