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Beer?
- Thread starter Chuffy
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vernon
Harder than Ronnie Pickering
- Location
- Meanwood, Leeds
#thatsbollocks
TC and I had a pint of a rather decent beech smoked beer in The Signalman, aka The Railway Inn in a previous more old-style boozer existence. Brewed in more or less local, Dorking
Pretty nice reddish pint, smokey and peaty. I could have had more but food was becoming a necessity. Topped the evening off with a Schneide Weisse Tap 6 and a Kernel citra.
Pretty nice reddish pint, smokey and peaty. I could have had more but food was becoming a necessity. Topped the evening off with a Schneide Weisse Tap 6 and a Kernel citra.
threebikesmcginty
Corn Fed Hick...
- Location
- ...on the slake
Chester Burnett fans...
Spartak
Powered by M&M's
- Location
- Bristolian
One for me & one for Mrs. S [ who is a Coelaic ]
The 1906 was just bought from Waitrose & it's ABV is 6.5% !!!
The 1906 was just bought from Waitrose & it's ABV is 6.5% !!!
srw
It's a bit more complicated than that...
Are you sure?
nickyboy
Norven Mankey
- Location
- You want hills? We got hills
Rather convivial evening around at some friends whose daughter was celebrating her 21st. Visited the emporium in the afternoon and I was eyeing up a 5 litre keg of Thornbridge Kipling South Pacific Pale Ale. The owner told me it needed minimum 8 hours to let the sediment settle. So I bought these instead:
The Manchester Bitter was lovely. The Chocolate Marble was a bit heavy going after the first bottle but I managed somehow.
There was a keg of Hobgoblin Blonde on the go at the party too so I have a couple of pints of that in addition to the six bottles. Today is a bit of a write-off
The Manchester Bitter was lovely. The Chocolate Marble was a bit heavy going after the first bottle but I managed somehow.
There was a keg of Hobgoblin Blonde on the go at the party too so I have a couple of pints of that in addition to the six bottles. Today is a bit of a write-off
I had the Earl Grey one a while ago which was pretty good.
U
User169
Guest
I'm going to try and make a version of that for my next brew.
Just dropped la belle Claudine at the station after a couple of lunchtime winter warmers. Atrocious weather prevented us doing anything more energetic.
Burning Sky Plateau for me and Ringwood 49 and Arundel Gold for her nibs. All 3 worth the effort.
Burning Sky Plateau for me and Ringwood 49 and Arundel Gold for her nibs. All 3 worth the effort.
threebikesmcginty
Corn Fed Hick...
- Location
- ...on the slake
When in Cornwall, Black Rock Brewery BIPA. Not bad.
Tell you how middle-class going to Cornwall is, we bumped into some of our neighbours this morning who happen to be staying in the same hotel as us, what are the chances of that happening...
Tell you how middle-class going to Cornwall is, we bumped into some of our neighbours this morning who happen to be staying in the same hotel as us, what are the chances of that happening...
[QUOTE 3821708, member: 259"]Bush Peche Mel. Weird, strong and kind of nice.
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Can you get stoned on peach beer, Mort?
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Can you get stoned on peach beer, Mort?
U
User169
Guest
So whatdoyaknow. Stop off in the local this arvo to say hi to my beerchum Flozza and there's a late middle-age US couple paying up and on their way out. Very proper and polite as most USAnians are - turns out they're the owner/founders of Alaskan brewery! Very cool dudes!
vernon
Harder than Ronnie Pickering
- Location
- Meanwood, Leeds
Their beers are very nice. I've sampled more than a few of them here.
