Beer?

[User169]

Arabier from De Dolle. A strong Belgian pale ale. I had a Crax issue with the pour.

 

[User169]

[QUOTE 3419267, member: 259"]They sent Bradley a free crate after he said the normal Delirium was his favourite beer. I haven't seen the Christmas one on sale yet - notes of speculoos?[/QUOTE]

Ahem - speculaas!

Its reasonably spicy with a slightly winey feel. A bit on the serious side for me TBH - I couldnt finish the whole bottle.

 

[rich p]

Arabier from De Dolle. A strong Belgian pale ale. I had a Crax issue with the pour.

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Piss pour effort

 

[rich p]

I had a few pints of a tasty hoppy blond draught ale from Burning Sky last night.
http://www.perfectpint.co.uk/real-ale-beers-info/21098/Burning-Sky/Plateau
3.5% !!!! So I didn't even have a headache this morning

 

[Flying_Monkey]

I actually had a poor Imperial Stout the other day. I used to think you couldn't really go wrong with an Imperial, so long as you had the time to sip it slowly. Maybe my standards have gone up. Anyway, Amsterdam's Tempest Imperial Stout turned out to be a bit of a storm in a tea cup. Not bad, just not interesting. No real depth of flavour, no interesting accents, a bit thin and dry.

 

[User169]

I had a few pints of a tasty hoppy blond draught ale from Burning Sky last night.
http://www.perfectpint.co.uk/real-ale-beers-info/21098/Burning-Sky/Plateau
3.5% !!!! So I didn't even have a headache this morning

I had one from them last week. It was so bitter that a half was a bit of struggle (although I made it!).

 

[User169]

Looking for some advice from the beerpeeps. I want to order some beer to drink when I'm in Amazingstoke over Christmas: can anyone recommend an on-line seller? I've tried Eebria, but they need me to e-mail them a copy of my passport so they can verify I'm over 18 which seems to be an enormous faff. So are there any others out there worth having a look at? Not looking for anything too weird, just some decent british ales.

 

[threebikesmcginty]

I had a Peroni last night, a 6.6% Gran Reserve. Bit of an extra malty thang going on but other than that fairly pedestrian, it was served in a nice matching snifter glass, which was nice.

 

[threebikesmcginty]

Looking for some advice from the beerpeeps. I want to order some beer to drink when I'm in Amazingstoke over Christmas: can anyone recommend an on-line seller? I've tried Eebria, but they need me to e-mail them a copy of my passport so they can verify I'm over 18 which seems to be an enormous faff. So are there any others out there worth having a look at? Not looking for anything too weird, just some decent british ales.

Best one I've used, for variety and service, is beermeechants.com.

 

[Crackle]

Arabier from De Dolle. A strong Belgian pale ale. I had a Crax issue with the pour.

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Pah.

 

[User169]

Best one I've used, for variety and service, is beermeechants.com.

Ok. I'll give them a go!

 

[Pro Tour Punditry]

A gift from my elder daughter who shares a flat with a Brewing post-grad (which was bloody news to me!) who apparently "is always bringing beer back to the flat..." I can see more frequent visits to my delightful daughter will be required next term

 

[User169]

A gift from my elder daughter who shares a flat with a Brewing post-grad (which was bloody news to me!) who apparently "is always bringing beer back to the flat..." I can see more frequent visits to my delightful daughter will be required next term View attachment 74222

Top contact there!

 

[rich p]

Best one I've used, for variety and service, is beermeechants.com.

...or is that mereberchants.com?
..or meercatbeer.com?

Coincidentally I ordered a mixed Belgian crate last night from beermerchants.com(sic) - first time I've used them but I wanted to order some silly shaped glasses too! Sadly the Kwak wooden doobrie was out of stock.

 

[User169]

Nott the most appetizing name.