MossCommuter
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- Salford
Thunderbridge Stout
Beer?
- Thread starter Chuffy
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MossCommuter
Guru
- Location
- Salford
You mean the first roundabout in Britain?
MossCommuter
Guru
- Location
- Salford
And now at The Riverhead Brewery Tap drinking an in house-brewed beer whose name escapes me
They said it was wheat beer
It isn't
They said it was wheat beer
It isn't
srw
It's a bit more complicated than that...
A passable metaphor is always worth plagiarising.
MossCommuter
Guru
- Location
- Salford
Prawns, crayfish and brown beer.
Life is complete
This is March Haigh from the same Brewery tap (an offshoot of the most excellent Ossett Brewery)
The beer is treacle and spice and all things nice.
Steak to follow. Stay tuned
Life is complete
This is March Haigh from the same Brewery tap (an offshoot of the most excellent Ossett Brewery)
The beer is treacle and spice and all things nice.
Steak to follow. Stay tuned
MossCommuter
Guru
- Location
- Salford
More beer
.. Oh, and some more food
.. Oh, and some more food
i hate hills
Its my day to be brilliant
That does look GOOD
U
User169
Guest
Got an oatmeal stout on the go. I'm going to split it, so half will be au naturel and other will be flavoured with coffee, cocoa nibs and dried cranberries.
i hate hills
Its my day to be brilliant
threebikesmcginty
Corn Fed Hick...
- Location
- ...on the slake
Jenga chips alert, at least it's on a plate. Anyway stirling work Mossad.
I might have a beer later, had beer/wine/champers/whiskey last night, feel a bit tender today.
I might have a beer later, had beer/wine/champers/whiskey last night, feel a bit tender today.
srw
It's a bit more complicated than that...
Just "beer"?
U
User169
Guest
I was shooting for something about 5%, but I think it will be nearer 6. First time I've brewed with oats. They have a high lipid content, so are supposed to add a "silky mouth feel" - you'll need to ask @rich p what that means!
John the Monkey
Frivolous Cyclist
- Location
- Crewe
Riggwelter (Black Sheep, 5.7% abv)
I was sure that I had reviewed this, and so just took a sort of "insurance picture" against the recycling.
In any case, this is an English strong ale, although its abv pales rather against some of its modern competition. The taste is a pleasant mixture of toffee-is caramel richness, smoky/coffee, a bit of lighter fruitiness, and some bitter, almost sourness that's accentuated by the carbonation and lingers more than the other flavours into the aftertaste.
One for sipping contemplatively on a cold evening by a warm fire.
Mrs M says "Very nice."
I was sure that I had reviewed this, and so just took a sort of "insurance picture" against the recycling.
In any case, this is an English strong ale, although its abv pales rather against some of its modern competition. The taste is a pleasant mixture of toffee-is caramel richness, smoky/coffee, a bit of lighter fruitiness, and some bitter, almost sourness that's accentuated by the carbonation and lingers more than the other flavours into the aftertaste.
One for sipping contemplatively on a cold evening by a warm fire.
Mrs M says "Very nice."
