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My weekend tally is a cutthroat porter, nice but not nice enough to get again and a Beavertown 8 ball rye to sustain me whilst grass cutting. OK, truth be told I spent more time drinking than cutting. Anyway, nice but not the ipa I'm looking for.

And a text to say my phone has survived surgery and will soon be back to me.
 

theclaud

Openly Marxist
Location
Swansea
Well the beer festival ran out of beer before the end (which is a better outcome than having loads left over) and I managed to remain relatively sober (by beer festival standards) on account of spending an hour and a half of peak drinking time on the wrong side of the bar. Luckily we made it to a boozer for lasties. The tally: Oakham Citra and Bishop's Farewell, Tiny Rebel Billabong, Butcome Belgian Blonde, Pilot Light Premium Bastard Lager, Otley Oxymoron, Arbor Megs Bomb.
 

GrumpyGregry

Here for rides.
Couldn't get a ticket for the cph beer festival this weekend which is ok as the guy from work I was going with this afternoon got told he was taking his wife and child to the much more family-friendly cph carnival instead, and I didn't fancy going on my own. I'm giving the carnival a miss too, went last year, not my thing, think Rio but with N. European drizzle, a constant cold wind, lots of pale skin and too many goosebumps, and it isn't very non-Danish speaker friendly - which is fair enough it is for the locals and not a tourist event. Though I might go and watch the nighttime parade tomorrow.

In reaction to the non-festival I am sticking to Jacobsen's brews this weekend. (On special downstairs) Normally I wouldn't but I've a soft spot for the brown ale and thought I'd try the other expressions. Extra Pilsner. It has Danish malt, German hops. It looks like a Brit summer ale rather than a yellow pilsner, carries it's 5.5% well, and has a really clean bitter edge. And loads of flavour; which I, as a habitué of the dark side of beer, am very pleasantly surprised by. The finish is a little fruity but if only more lager was made this way....
 

gavgav

Legendary Member
Fabulous day in the sunshine at Ludlow Beer Festival, where I sampled the following:-

Caradogs (Grey Trees Brewery)
Hill Climb (Prescott Ales)
T'other (Teme Valley Brewery)
Bastion (Big Hand Brewing Co)
Bitches Bark (Bullmastiff Brewery)
Bard's Best (North Cotswold Brewery)
Cambrian Gold (Stonehouse Brewery)
Monnow (The Untapped Brewing Co)
Dark Side of the Moose (Purple Moose Brewery)

All very palatable and enjoyed in good company, laughing at a chap in at least his 70's dancing drunkenly at the front by the bands in horrendous style for about 5 hours :laugh::cheers:
 

rich p

ridiculous old lush
Location
Brighton
Velvet. A wheat beer that thinks it is a rather good prosecco. Godt. As they say in these parts. 750ml could be tricky.
Sounds interesting!

I'm presently drinking La Trappe, Quadrupel. Bloody love it. Strong percentage, malty, sweetish, banana/vanilla.
Our Italian correspondent would probably say, yumtosio...

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I am drinking beer an hour's drive past this place
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Location
Salford
I'm not one for try-before-you-buy in the belief that a thimble full of beer is not enough to decide whether I like it so I usually dive both feet first directly into a full pint.

This is Alphabet Brewing mango and ginger IPA:

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I have just taken about a thimble full from the top of this pint and oh my days...

"A" is for "are you having a ducking giraffe?"

It's rank. I am not going to finish it.

I want my three thirty back
 
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