Beer?
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threebikesmcginty
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Quite dreadful
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My daughter took me to a tour of the London Fields Brewery this afternoon, including a sampling. A late birthday present. There were just the two of us on the tour and our guide was brilliant. We spent an hour and a half in the bar afterwards amongst a jolly crowd of hipsters. Great fun. We tried their craft lager, a couple of ales, and a porter. It's well worth a visit and only two minutes walk from London Fields mainline railway station.
http://londonfieldsbrewery.co.uk/tap-room/#
http://londonfieldsbrewery.co.uk/tap-room/#
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Yeah people keep unloading loads of that kind of crap on me...
threebikesmcginty
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Yeah people keep unloading loads of that kind of crap on me...
Bastards too tight to get a skip?
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[QUOTE 3313392, member: 259"]Isn't that a contradiction in terms?[/QUOTE]
They were a happy crew. I think it must have been something to do with the fact that a fair amount of beer was on tap and they seemed to be in there for the duration.
They were a happy crew. I think it must have been something to do with the fact that a fair amount of beer was on tap and they seemed to be in there for the duration.
My son, 31,as they say in the papers, is on the wagon! He says he needs a break after a summer of excess, but worryingly says he feels better than he has done for years.
He's a great disappointment to me.
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My son, 31,as they say in the papers, is on the wagon! He says he needs a break after a summer of excess, but worryingly says he feels better than he has done for years.
He's a great disappointment to me.
I'm going to knock it on the head for a couple of weeks too (marathon coming up). Meantime..
Why are you not still partying?My son, 31,as they say in the papers, is on the wagon! He says he needs a break after a summer of excess, but worryingly says he feels better than he has done for years.
He's a great disappointment to me.
I got them to arrive at 2pm so they could all bugger off by 8 and leave me in peace
John the Monkey
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Session bitter time. Picked this wildcard with the silly Dickensian theme over a tried-and-trusted Otley and two very good Celts! Really rather good. Proper hoppy and well-balanced, with a pleasing bright red hue.
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They do a pale called "David Hopperfield" - I tried it at a beer festival, and it's really, really, really bitter. Worth trying, just for the sheer excess of it - I think I liked it, but I could stand to make sure next time I see it available.
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threebikesmcginty
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Russian Doll Barley Wine on tap, very nice, quite subtle considering it's a 10% beer. Typically it's been served slightly too cold, I'll give it a minute to warm up see if we get anything else out of it.
threebikesmcginty
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BrewDog Cocoa Psycho, imperial Russian stout with choc and coffee, been informed it won gold at the World Craft Beer awards in the imperial Russian stout with choc and coffee catagory. It's a belter ackshly, the darkest beer in the world too I rec judging by the colour of the head!
It seems that your liver has recovered from Munich!
threebikesmcginty
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It would be rude not to visit a BrewDog bar when you're in a city with one.
