Beer?

[Spartak]

Just cycled thru a monsoon for this.... Lol 🤣

...... It was worth it 🍺👍

 

[Maverick Goose]

That looks proper delish.

Totes yumtus for sure!

 

[albal]

A smooth Porter from Flack Manor, could easily quaff a few of these.

 

[albal]

Bargain of the week at £2.05. A first for me from Broughton.

 

[deptfordmarmoset]

Just the weather for a stout, a Kernel raspberry stout.

 

[John the Monkey]

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.... on the beach at Le Touquet.

A bit late now, admittedly, but there used to be a jolly nice craft(?) brewery around Le Touquet (Touquettoise, iirc). Their Biere Blanche was particularly nice. (Although reading up a bit more, looks like the Blanche is brewed in Belgium for them - explains the earthiness, reminiscent of Dentergems, iirc).

 

[John the Monkey]

Random budget beer post: Aldi, at least in the UK, are selling a range of canned beer. Their Redwell West Coast IPA (in an orange can, but not to be confused with their Grapefruit IPA branded something like Rubus, in a slightly lighter orange can) is a really decent beer at a really discounted price. It's vegan so there's no bits of meat floating around in it, it's also gluten free so it probably won't make decent toast but at least, it's probably mortgage free. I've no idea whether it's lead-free or excessively radioactive but it's still a very, very good beer for the price. I would have posted a picture of the can but I don't fancy rummaging around in the recycling.

That lager they do in the silver can with red writing (330ml, called something like the 1079 project) isn't bad.

 

[John the Monkey]

I thought this was an interesting article - hazy session IPAs are the new mild;

https://boakandbailey.com/2020/01/mild-is-dead-long-live-the-new-mild/

(Although part of the reason I used to drink mild was that it was less expensive than bitter et al, leaving me half a chance of a burger from the Canadian Charcoal Pit on the way home).

 

[deptfordmarmoset]

I thought this was an interesting article - hazy session IPAs are the new mild;

https://boakandbailey.com/2020/01/mild-is-dead-long-live-the-new-mild/

(Although part of the reason I used to drink mild was that it was less expensive than bitter et al, leaving me half a chance of a burger from the Canadian Charcoal Pit on the way home).

There are a few pales that also fit the bill, I reckon. And the occasional mild does turn up in the craft world. Boxcar do a good one and a local beer shop teamed up with Anspach and Hobday to produce an excellent triple mashed mild with a pronounced warm maltiness.

 

[deptfordmarmoset]

I'm having an away day Deya. Into The Haze.

It's a gorgeous beer, that!

 

[glasgowcyclist]

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Bargain of the week at £2.05. A first for me from Broughton.

I bought a bottle of Broughton in the supermarket the other day but I wouldn't know how to ask for one in a pub. How do you pronounce it, Bruffton, Browton..?

 

[deptfordmarmoset]

I bought a bottle of Broughton in the supermarket the other day but I wouldn't know how to ask for one in a pub. How do you pronounce it, Bruffton, Browton..?

No idea, but I'd risk Browton.

 

[deptfordmarmoset]

A Brew by Numbers Imperial stout named Mexican Mole. A chocolate and chilli concoction with more chilli than I thought BBNo would ever dare. Tastes barrel aged.

 

[albal]

Swannery brewery - Voe . Oatmeal stout. 5% tastes great when your team win.

 

[albal]

I bought a bottle of Broughton in the supermarket the other day but I wouldn't know how to ask for one in a pub. How do you pronounce it, Bruffton, Browton..?

I just pointed!