Beer?

[threebikesmcginty]

Fuller's 1845 pour moi, That London Pride for Mrs 3BM.

 

[User169]

Scotland you say...19th September? Mmm I wonder if it's some ponce-fest nobbery bar populated by groomed-beard thin-legged-trouser gits? I do hope so, I'll fit right in.

Ticket only!

http://www.sixdnorth.co.uk

 

[threebikesmcginty]

Scotland you say...19th September? Mmm I wonder if it's some ponce-fest nobbery bar populated by groomed-beard thin-legged-trouser gits? I do hope so, I'll fit right in.

Beard and waistcoat combo, he looks more mustard slacks than drainpipes though.

 

[Pro Tour Punditry]

6degrees - very good beer.
6degrees bar - too far away from me.

 

[MossCommuter]

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What's this? Wine for trains. As any fewl kno; it's the law

(Don't like the look of the one on the right neever)

 

[User169]

De nos caves!

 

[threebikesmcginty]

Any good @Delftse Post?

Trip Hop, just fab, love it. Here in a middle-class shot inc gnocchi in the pan.

 

[User169]

Any good @Delftse Post?

Trip Hop, just fab, love it. Here in a middle-class shot inc gnocchi in the pan.
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Gnot bad - needs some more time.

 

[threebikesmcginty]

Gnot bad - needs some more time.

It's had five minutes hasn't it?

 

[rich p]

A couple of Thornbridge (pah) including the Eroica - not bad but a pretty average pale ale.
A bit of a punt on a Northern Monk, pear and hawthorn wheat beer.
I liked it - subtle fruit, despite my reservations

 

[srw]

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Blonde beer? Isn't that just a marketing name for lager?

 

[User169]

Oude Geuze from 3F. Very fresh, so frothier than I expected.

 

[rich p]

Oude Geuze from 3F. Very fresh, so frothier than I expected.

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Maybe I should post that one in the 'Beer Named After Me' thread...

...Oude Geuze does mean Old Geezer in Dutchland, doesn't it?

 

[srw]

I ran 5km this morning, and @rvw is on holiday without me (boo-hoo), so I'm enjoying the luxury of a lunchtime beer. Guinness "original" (a nice, if hardly outstanding, porterish thing), and Windsor & Eton's "Conqueror" black IPA (despite the name, a lightish stout. A really good one, but still).

It's very obvious that every brewery is jumping on the American hop bandwagon - the shelves of Waitrose in Beaconsfield (probably a reasonable barometer of middle England middle class beer taste) had numerous yankee-inspired brews from all the usual suspects, with names and labels inspired by one of the Western Hemisphere's clichés.

 

[User169]

Maybe I should post that one in the 'Beer Named After Me' thread...

...Oude Geuze does mean Old Geezer in Dutchland, doesn't it?

You should go with this one, Rich!