Beer?

[srw]

More from M&S. Delish- just the right amount of hoppage with a great long honey finish.

 

[John the Monkey]

And @John the Monkey I got one of those Offbeat dark ipa's. Getting tried at the wknd. If you want me to pick you one up, I can. We can sort out some kind of exchange.

Thanks for the offer, but Offbeat aren't far away from me at all - it'd be dreadfully lazy of me to get you to buy their beer for me!

Hope you enjoy the DIPA, in any case.

 

[rich p]

I had a wee session on this local brewery ale last night

http://www.brightonbier.com/thirty-three-pale-ale.html
Cracking, hoppy, flavour-filled session ale at 3.3%

I was sober enough to indulge in an Edradour night cap too.

 

[smutchin]

I had a wee

Beer will do that to you

 

[smutchin]

Just trying another Citra, I think it's rather good, the hoppy bitterness is pretty solid without being over-powering, long finish too.

Maybe as mentioned upthread, "one dimensional" would be a better description for it than "bland". In any case, I find it unsatisfying.

The Cascade is still my favourite, although the Mosaic isn't far behind.

 

[theclaud]

Cracking, hoppy, flavour-filled session ale at 3.3%
.

Suitably wussy, then!

 

[srw]

Somewhere between a Guinness with flavour and a winter warmer.

Why is it that the purveyor of blandness to the middle classes produces one class of product that's the exact opposite?

 

[rich p]

Suitably wussy, then!

Bugger off and get yourself a snowball, luv

 

[User169]

Igloo beer - Pannepot Reserva 2010.

 

[threebikesmcginty]

Can't find Pannepot anyfugginwhere at the moment!

 

[threebikesmcginty]

Twelve Days, quid a bottle, rude not to. Sell-by end of Nov, not sure if I can make it last that long though.

 

[User169]

Can't find Pannepot anyfugginwhere at the moment!

Haven't see it around for a while. Had to buy a bottle from the pub - not cheap!

 

[SteCenturion]

I will be needing a Blonde Witch, a Pendle Witches Brew & 3 bottles of Tsingtao please squire.

 

[Pro Tour Punditry]

A new (for me) Innis and Gunn experience for starters tonight:

Not sure what I think of it yet, I was unimpressed at first tasting but it's now growing on me - almost like chewing on a stick. A very strong stumpy stick used to turn a tourniquet.

 

[threebikesmcginty]

Think @User259 mentioned this one a while back, thought I'd have a revisit, it really is a very good export stout. Nice aroma, sweet bitter burnt taste. Lovely!