Beer?

[rich p]

I've had a few of my selection gift pack from a grateful neighbour - don't ask, but it wasn't servicing his wife - the nicest of which was the Ballards Best - everything else is blurred. Nite!

 

[threebikesmcginty]

Another H&V from DeMo. I think it's a blend of differently barrel aged beer - whatever it's very nice.

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Great colour on the foam!

 

[Spartak]

Enjoyed a couple of pints of this at The Salutation in Ham at lunchtime .......

 

[threebikesmcginty]

Enjoyed a couple of pints of this at The Salutation in Ham at lunchtime .......

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The BBF looks interesting.

 

[threebikesmcginty]

London Fields Stout, last of the Christmas beers, and in fancy packaging. It's good too!

 

[rich p]

London Fields Stout, last of the Christmas beers, and in fancy packaging. It's good too!

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Funnily enough my daughter lived in London Fields before she moved to Clapton. Finally saw the light and is moving back to the Harveys best bitter county!

 

[Crackle]

[QUOTE 2958458, member: 1314"]I did Samuel Stout's bottled Oatmeal Stout a few times the other night. Nutty, cool and dark. It's good stuff.[/quote]
Are you trying to confuse me or is this the Samuel Smith's Oatmeal stout mentioned further up. Samuel Stout sounds like a character from Tales Of The Riverbank.

 

[threebikesmcginty]

Are you trying to confuse me or is this the Samuel Smith's Oatmeal stout mentioned further up. Samuel Stout sounds like a character from Tales Of The Riverbank.

Drunk as a lord, the rapscallion!

 

[Maverick Goose]

No doubt he spends his cash on looking flash and grabbing our attention.

 

[theclaud]

Right, Beerpeeps! I need your guidance. I'm in the Urban Tap House in Cardiff having a pint of Untapped Eclipse bitter. Which is quite nice, and verging on the sensible, but they have all kinds of bottled beers, not many of which can be obtained in Swansea. There's one that looks as if it's from the same brewery as the one pictured by DP just above - called Raad & Daad. Nice typography. But what has caught my eye is Kernel IPA, which I seem to recall being mentioned more than once by some of you lot as a bit of a corker. Really I should finish the pint I'm on and go back to Swansea, especially as I have to pick up my bike from the office on the way back and don't have a front light due to a brief swap yesterday. But I'm tempted to have Just One More Beer first. It's £5.60 for a teeny bottle! I'm pretty skint. If I buy it, will I be glad I did?

 

[Crackle]

^ @threebikesmcginty

 

[threebikesmcginty]

I'd go for the DeMo @theclaud, you'll see Kernel quite oft but not DM.

 

[theclaud]

I'd go for the DeMo @theclaude, you'll see Kernel quite oft but not DM.

Ah! Interesting advice, but that one comes in a MAHOOSIVE bottle, with a price tag to match. So it's not in the running for now, and the ride home would be, well, interesting...

 

[threebikesmcginty]

Ah! Interesting advice, but that one comes in a MAHOOSIVE bottle, with a price tag to match. So it's not in the running for now, and the ride home would be, well, interesting...

Stop f*cking about and get the Kernel then!!!

 

[User169]

Raad en Daad is very sour; a fairly challenging intro to DeMo's oeuvre.

BTW, i rode past De Molen twice on Saturday and managed to avoid stopping off.