Beer?

[Salty seadog]

On Mondays, you can try Restaurant 't Klooster on Vrouwjuttenland - the burgers are very decent and the bar next door has the best selection in town.

(Burgerz used to be a pancake place owned by ex-Chelsea and Saints footballer Ken Monkou)

may investigate said restaurent at some point,,,,

 

[vernon]

This afternoon's beer is Crikey

A nice refreshing lightly hopped IPA. It's got the makings of a session beer.

 

[vernon]

Dead Frog Brewery's 'The Fearless' IPA, a close match to Newcastle Brown Ale. Unfiltered and acceptable.

I hope that my field research is appreciated.

 

[Aperitif]

"You Brits and your C-R-A-Z-Y drinkware!" Loving the consistency of your drinking vessel, vernon - unlike some on here who can't use the same glass twice without feeling a little insecure.
Still no comestible action - stupendous restraint...still the retro Cuisinart stuff and reverse action switchgear to add background glamour to an already elegant foreground...

 

[vernon]

I'll soon be departing for pastures new so I will no longer have a stable showcase vessel

I'm a little unstable at the moment as I round off the evening with this:

Lost Coast Brewery's Indica IPA 6.5%

Good solid IPA too strong to be a session beer - a pity.

 

[rich p]

I'll soon be departing for pastures new so I will no longer have a stable showcase vessel

I'm a little unstable at the moment as I round off the evening with this:

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Lost Coast Brewery's Indica IPA 6.5%

Good solid IPA too strong to be a session beer - a pity.

I hope this cycling lark doesn't get in the way of your drinking holiday Vern,

 

[Aperitif]

Good solid IPA too strong to be a session beer - a pity.

modest to the end...
Good luck, Vernon - packing a six-gun yet?

 

[Doseone]

An unfiltered wheat beer, brewed in Aberdare. Really nice and a perfect accompaniment to tonights barbecue. It says serve at 12 degrees C; I like it colder than that.

 

[jongooligan]

Said I would be doing more cycling and less drinking and so I have. But cycling in this heat gives you a hell of a thirst so first up today is Beavertown Neck Oil. Citrus, tropical fruits, light & refreshing but this is billed as their session ale, which is fair enough as I could drink a lot of it. BUT it works out at over a fiver a pint and as a Yorkshireman that puts it beyond any session I'll be having.
Usual classy artwork shown here.

Followed it up with a couple of Jaipur - felt I deserved it after 76 miles on the bike.

 

[Levo-Lon]

Well its been warm...

and this is nicely chilled

 

[Aperitif]

Jongers and Doesers are running neck and neck in the outdoor worktop stakes at present...threescenariosmcginty must be feeling a little Duvel shaky at the moment...

 

[Kevoffthetee]

Dead Frog Brewery's 'The Fearless' IPA, a close match to Newcastle Brown Ale. Unfiltered and acceptable.

I hope that my field research is appreciated.

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The late incarnation of brown ale or the original "gonna kill ya family" texture???

 

[vernon]

My last new beer on Camano Island. The Piston brew was a lightly hopped refreshing IPA and would make a good session beer. The Redfeather was a red IPA, slightly more hoppy and a good pathfinder for subsequent lighter ales.

I'm looking forward to new introductions over the next three months.

 

[vernon]

I dedicate my final beer on Camano Island to @User14044

Plumbing the depths of my taste banks this beer reminds me of the late lamented Sunderland's Vaux Brewery's Double Maxim. An acquired taste.

 

[Levo-Lon]

Enjoyed all the beers on my little Shropshire Wales trip