Beer?

[threebikesmcginty]

[QUOTE 3461099, member: 259"]It's like the Nestorian schism all over again![/QUOTE]

That's going back a few months. I'm glad I don't drink any of those poncy beers.

 

[User169]

Tasting tongiht. A couple of highlitghts:

Ten Fidy from Oskar Blues
Stella 1 from Mikkeller
Galactica from Clown Shoes
Oberon from Bells

Lovely!!

 

[rich p]

I had a couple of pints of Badger Best - average would be over-rating it.

 

[Pro Tour Punditry]

I decided to have a "couple of lagers" tonight from the craft beer case - Paulaner and Hacker-Pschorr.

Both excellent examples of what yellow stuff should taste like - although I cannae be arsed taking a picture

 

[rich p]

Long Man brewery's old, rather touchingly named after me!!!!!!
Malt, chocolate etc etc etc - very drinkable.

 

[theclaud]

Long Man brewery's old, rather touchingly named after me!!!!!!
Malt, chocolate etc etc etc - very drinkable.

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Coincidentally, that's on at my local. Had a few pints of it yesterday, when the Otley Hop Angeles ran out. Not bad.

 

[User169]

Long Man brewery's old, rather touchingly named after me!!!!!!
Malt, chocolate etc etc etc - very drinkable.

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Pimenton!! The middle class crisis #xxx thread is thataway.....!!!

 

[rich p]

Coincidentally, that's on at my local. Had a few pints of it yesterday, when the Otley Hop Angeles ran out. Not bad.

Must travel well then!

 

[rich p]

Pimenton!! The middle class crisis #xxx thread is thataway.....!!!

Good spot DP!!!!!
My chilli was a tour de force

 

[John the Monkey]

Lancaster Brewery Blonde (4.1% abv)

Nice enough, but a little thin, I think (more of a summery, light beer, maybe?) I think the taste is mostly the biscuity malt, with a sour-ish undertone from the hops that comes through more strongly later - there's a slightly earthy note somewhere in there too. Not my favourite in Lancaster's range, but interesting enough to try, and if you want something that isn't overwhelming, but still has some complexity of flavour, you might like this.

(Incidentally, this label isn't the usual one - look on their website (link above) for the current version).

EDIT: Realised I'd not added Mrs M's verdict on this brew. She said "Nice, I liked it".

 

[Pro Tour Punditry]

Good spot DP!!!!!
My chilli was a tour de force

Good spot? That's the most obvious placed "prop" on this entire thread.

 

[rich p]

Good spot? That's the most obvious placed "prop" on this entire thread.

Come on now Marmy and admit you didn't have clue what it was though?

 

[threebikesmcginty]

Lancaster Brewery Blonde (4.1% abv)

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Nice enough, but a little thin, I think (more of a summery, light beer, maybe?) I think the taste is mostly the biscuity malt, with a sour-ish undertone from the hops that comes through more strongly later - there's a slightly earthy note somewhere in there too. Not my favourite in Lancaster's range, but interesting enough to try, and if you want something that isn't overwhelming, but still has some complexity of flavour, you might like this.

(Incidentally, this label isn't the usual one - look on their website (link above) for the current version).

Wrong time, or year, on your microwave.

 

[John the Monkey]

Wrong time, or year, on your microwave.

Where we're going, we don't need roads!

 

[Pro Tour Punditry]

"Brugse Zot double is definitely heavier and beer that appeals to lovers."

I suppose I'd better break it to Mrs Marmion...