Beer?

[threebikesmcginty]

Small bottle!

I'm enjoying the trip-hop, it's got a lovely citrusy type thing going on, sharp and crisp, gets a big yumtus rating.

 

[srw]

farking loo-cleaner again.

 

[srw]

farking loo-cleaner again.

Ooh. That's interesting (for some values of "interesting"). The swear filter doesn't know about capital letters.

 

[rich p]

Report from the Peaks. 3 perseid meteors. Plus a rack of 'thirds'from the local pub. 2 out 3 were crackers. The CC a bit tame.

 

[rich p]

This beauty Tap X I'd brought up from home. Mentioned before but it is sublime.

 

[nickyboy]

This beauty Tap X I'd brought up from home. Mentioned before but it is sublime.

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Impressive array of empties on the window sill and it's still daylight. Great weather in the Peak District yesterday, hope you had a good time.

By the way, is that a tiny, miniature person peeping out from behind the bottle? Hartington is famous for its fairies, keep your eyes peeled

 

[Aperitif]

Impressive array of empties on the window sill and it's still daylight. Great weather in the Peak District yesterday, hope you had a good time.

By the way, is that a tiny, miniature person peeping out from behind the bottle? Hartington is famous for its fairies, keep your eyes peeled

That's threefeetmcginty...a distant relative. (Although it's hard to be more distant than the nobber on here.) (Don't worry everyone, express yourselves - The '3' is on holiday in the deep South, and will not be appearing on here for a while...if he survives the shoot out.)
Meanwhile, to keep the rosé company, I have a selection. The judges marks from leffe to right are:
7.2, 11.3, 9 and 6.5.
I may be some time.

 

[Pro Tour Punditry]

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A distant relative of yours? If you donned a curly wig I am sure the resemblance would be uncanny.

 

[smutchin]

I had the Jester once but wasn't so keen - can't remember why, perhaps I should try it again.
The only one I really haven't liked that I've tried is the Boadicea. Again, can't remember why...

You're really putting me off with your detailed scathing reviews.

I tried the Jester again yesterday. It was nice.

If you want a more detailed review... it was really nice.

I've come to the conclusion that the M&S beers can be a bit variable. I had a Citra the other day and found it bland and boring. Or maybe it's me who lacks consistency. That might be more likely.

 

[User169]

Rainy campsite afternoon. A couple from N France. The red one was awful - added cassis and lemon! The large is an OK Belgian-style blonde with coriander, but they seem to have chucked every grain possible at it - barley, wheat, oats and rye. Not entire sure of the point of oats and rye in this style of beer.

 

[smutchin]

threefeetmcginty...a distant relative.

Are you sure you're not confusing small and far away?

 

[Richard A Thackeray]

I've been tee-total since passing my driving test, so as to remove the possible temptation of 'one for the road'

This is my tipple of choice (100% non-alcoholic)





My wife is quite partial to Theakstons Old Peculiar

 

[User169]

This is better - yet another French blonde - lovely delicate grain flavour. Made with biological barley from the brewer's farm.

 

[smutchin]

Made with biological barley

That makes it sound like a washing detergent. I think we tend to prefer the term 'organic' en anglais.

 

[Winnershsaint]

Two thirds of the way through a Shapwick Monster following a Wicked Wyvern, both celebration ales from Hall and Woodhouse,