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And it gets better - Moord en Brand Bourbon barrel-aged from DeMo on tap.
Only 10.8% this time, but stupendously good! You could stand a spoon up in this stuff it's so thick. Lovely vanilla, raisiny flavour from the barrel.
I was about to have another, but the barrels finished.
Only 10.8% this time, but stupendously good! You could stand a spoon up in this stuff it's so thick. Lovely vanilla, raisiny flavour from the barrel.
I was about to have another, but the barrels finished.
threebikesmcginty
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Just as well, looks like there's power cut.
As promised upthread......
Got this from the Hay Deli in Hay on Wye. They didn't have much stock and I wasn't in the mood for the India Pale Ale so I got this and one of the Saison Wa-iti and Lemon. The first thing to say is £2.85 for a 330ml bottle
But, it is really really nice
Light in colour (although not as light as it looks in the picture), easy drinking, not too citrusy, clean, crisp and with a slight hoppy finish. Perfect summers evening beer.
I'm a fan, but at that price it will have to be an occasional treat.
Got this from the Hay Deli in Hay on Wye. They didn't have much stock and I wasn't in the mood for the India Pale Ale so I got this and one of the Saison Wa-iti and Lemon. The first thing to say is £2.85 for a 330ml bottle
But, it is really really nice
Light in colour (although not as light as it looks in the picture), easy drinking, not too citrusy, clean, crisp and with a slight hoppy finish. Perfect summers evening beer.
I'm a fan, but at that price it will have to be an occasional treat.
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Belgian craziness. 13.9% barley wine - thick and sweet - just the way I like 'em!
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User169
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Feck a doodle doo! Black Albert from De Struise - this is my benchmark for a non-barrel-aged stout. Super smooth - a 13% beauty!
threebikesmcginty
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Not that I'm a middle class nobber or any such nonsense but we called in at Daylesford Organics earlier in the Volvo estate, it's only a few minutes away but I've never been or will ever go again. Anyway overpriced tea and cake for Mrs 3BM and a £4.50 bottle of St Peters Ale pour moi.
Booked into an IPA tasting later, should be fun, chap says he's got some good stuff in!
Booked into an IPA tasting later, should be fun, chap says he's got some good stuff in!
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[QUOTE="threebikesmcginty, post: 3151779, member: ] £4.50 bottle of St Peters Ale pour moi.
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Piccies a bit fuzzy.
Saw a bar in the Hague recently flogging pints of Thornbridge for 12 eurobeans a pint!
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Piccies a bit fuzzy.
Saw a bar in the Hague recently flogging pints of Thornbridge for 12 eurobeans a pint!
Elybazza61
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Last night I was mostly drinking Elgoods Black Dog,Green Jack Trawlerboys and Adnams Ghost Ship.
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On the tinnies tonight!
accountantpete
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Have been watering the neighbours tomatoes while they were away in their Caravan and received a few bottles of Badger First Gold.
Rustic beer with a certain earthiness.
Very nice.
Rustic beer with a certain earthiness.
Very nice.
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Dood en Verderf (Death and Destruction) from DeMo - a 13%! barley wine. I'm really into barley wines at the mo and this is just fantastic.
Pro Tour Punditry
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Anyone know where I can buy some beer glasses online? I'd like to get something "proper" like I see in this thread, rather than drinking out of a pint glass. I'm such a wánker nobber.
threebikesmcginty
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You want a tulip glass really Marmers, if you don't mind one with a logo on it the Duvel shape is perfect and it holds a 500ml bottle of beer. You can get them off of that ebay, or tax-dodging scum Amazon, beersofeurope, places like that.
