Maverick Goose
A jumped up pantry boy, who never knew his place
- Location
- A champagne supernova in the sky
Just got the River Cottage booze book-looking forward to getting stuck in!
Beer?
- Thread starter Chuffy
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nickyboy
Norven Mankey
- Location
- You want hills? We got hills
After a couple of very heavy nights just a couple of pints of Kowloon Bay Nut Brown Ale.
This was really good. Starts off all sweet and malty....then the bitterness kicks in. Happy hour price HKD 48. Not sure what that is post Brexit but it's more than it was...thanks leave voters
As you can see from the beermat they had Whitstable Bay Pale Ale on draught. Nice, but it felt wrong to drink something I can buy in Glossop Tesco
This was really good. Starts off all sweet and malty....then the bitterness kicks in. Happy hour price HKD 48. Not sure what that is post Brexit but it's more than it was...thanks leave voters
As you can see from the beermat they had Whitstable Bay Pale Ale on draught. Nice, but it felt wrong to drink something I can buy in Glossop Tesco
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I think someone had one of these earlier and I was passing on my way to pick up some socks and saw it
I'm not sure for two reasons. One, I left it in the ice box by mistake and it must be about 4C just now and two, my taste buds are a bit off, so it tastes slightly bitter and I'm not getting any high notes.
I'm not sure for two reasons. One, I left it in the ice box by mistake and it must be about 4C just now and two, my taste buds are a bit off, so it tastes slightly bitter and I'm not getting any high notes.
GrumpyGregry
Here for rides.
Tonight I am having an Indian. And a rød karry.
I think someone had one of these earlier and I was passing on my way to pick up some socks and saw it
I'm not sure for two reasons. One, I left it in the ice box by mistake and it must be about 4C just now and two, my taste buds are a bit off, so it tastes slightly bitter and I'm not getting any high notes.
It looks like I agreed back in the day Crax
Levo-Lon
Guru
The anual Beer Festival at my local starts today..
so if your passing there may be a favorite on sale for the next few days..
ill be with the rest of the heap on the floor if you wanted to say Hi
http://theploughman-werrington.co.uk/
so if your passing there may be a favorite on sale for the next few days..
ill be with the rest of the heap on the floor if you wanted to say Hi
http://theploughman-werrington.co.uk/
John the Monkey
Frivolous Cyclist
- Location
- Crewe
If anyone's at Borough Market (which seems to be in the Londons) today or tomorrow, Magic Rock are selling their wares for £2 per can.
Available, according to the chalkboard pic are;
Salty Kiss, Rapture, High Wire, High Wire Grapefruit, Dark Arts, and Cannonball (although the latter is £2.50 per can)
Available, according to the chalkboard pic are;
Salty Kiss, Rapture, High Wire, High Wire Grapefruit, Dark Arts, and Cannonball (although the latter is £2.50 per can)
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User482
Guest
Just got the River Cottage booze book-looking forward to getting stuck in!
It has some terrific wine and liqueur recipes and a nice line in dry humour. I recommend the rhubarb wine and rhubarb vodka, and I'll be making the gooseberry & elderflower wine in the next week or so. I reckon the blackberry whisky will work just as well with loganberries - just a couple of years before we find out.
The instructions for making beer are overly fussy in my opinion - but I'm tempted to use some of the recipes for brew in a bag.
MossCommuter
Guru
- Location
- Salford
Bargain!! £4.75 in Home_mcr last night for High Wire Grapefruit
At that price, stock up! As mentioned up-thread, they're not making any more this year.
I wouldn't want it if they paid me!
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User169
Guest
Imperial cherrywood smoked saison. Quite frisky.
Not a very good one. Way too frisky.
