Which beer you miss and ones you Shouldn't

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grldtnr

Über Member
Not that I am a Pissant like Bruce the philosopher...
But I really miss Ridley's IPA ,and Old Bob ales, the brewery was sold off and turned into luxury housing, mainly because the owner saw a quick fix buck to be made and got out of brewing.
As for ones I Shouldn't miss , well I won't know till I try it!
My likings are towards the darker spectrum of beers Milds,
 

stephec

Squire
Location
Bolton
Charles Wells Bombadier in pint bottles, don't know if it's still available but I've not seen it in the shops for years.

Jenning's Snecklifter, shame the brewery was forced to close because of flooding.
 

stephec

Squire
Location
Bolton
When I was at college in the late eighties I worked part time in a Boddies pub, there was four of them within a mile of my house.

It was a nice drink but I always had a dry throat after a few pints of it.
 

Dave7

Legendary Member
Location
Cheshire
In Warrington we used to have 2 breweries ie Greenhall Whitley and Tetley Walker.
Both were good but Greenhalls was superb.
Sadly both were taken over and ruined.
 

PhotoNic69

Senior Member
Was never really into ales or proper beer as a yoof growing up. It was always lagers.

Now when I go to the pub which is seldom, I can't seem to buy a beer under 5.5% and a lot of beers at local are ridiculously strong flavoured, very hoppy, bitter craft ales.
Since cancer I don't want high alcohol content. Just a nice weak Pale Ale or a cask bitter at around 2.4% like I ignored most of my life. Seems like I really missed out.

BTW most alcohol free beers taste of pee, too fizzy and too much sugar that spike my blood glucose.
 
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