Beer?

[Hugh Manatee]

I think I have posted this beer here before. I make no apology for a rerun as it is so good.

A crisp and hoppy light Welsh ale from Dolgellau. To top off an ale I would gladly drink anyway, the brewery supports Aberdyfi search and rescue team.

 

[Pro Tour Punditry]

Colourful beer in the fridge

The dint was in the can when I bought it.

I have no idea what the white stuff is, but it's not coke.

 

[theclaud]

BBNo 11|03 Session Pale. Very nice too after spending the whole day filling in a mahoosive form that some other bastard should have done anyway.

 

[Daddy Pig]

Omfg

Mexicake...

 

[Hugh Manatee]

@Daddy Pig Oops. You'll have to apologise to your office about the senile old pair of duffers coming in and asking for Simon. They'll be back next week!

 

[Pro Tour Punditry]

Omfg

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Mexicake...

Tis awfae guid

 

[Daddy Pig]

@Daddy Pig Oops. You'll have to apologise to your office about the senile old pair of duffers coming in and asking for Simon. They'll be back next week!

No worries, I'm just glad the is no Simon in the office...!

 

[Dave 123]

I’ve just been reading through the last few pages.
During the winter months we’ll venture into London on a weekend, so thank you to whoever it was that alerted me to the Bermondsey beer mile. That looks great.

Next month we’re off to the 6day cycling. Last year we discovered Howling Hops and the place next door, who’s name escapes me. I’m more excited about the beer than the cycling! We have a nice hotel near by.

 

[deptfordmarmoset]

I’ve just been reading through the last few pages.
During the winter months we’ll venture into London on a weekend, so thank you to whoever it was that alerted me to the Bermondsey beer mile. That looks great.

Next month we’re off to the 6day cycling. Last year we discovered Howling Hops and the place next door, who’s name escapes me. I’m more excited about the beer than the cycling! We have a nice hotel near by.

As there are now 11 tasting/tap rooms, I reckon it's best to split it over 2 days of the weekend. South end on Saturday and pick up the remainder at the north end (London Bridge) on Sunday afternoon. The south end is pretty much shut on Sunday but there is good beer to be had on a Sunday afternoon up north, and it's more relaxed, I reckon. Plus, Cloudwater are about to open soon (north end) so make that 12. I've no idea what days they'll open though.

 

[Dave 123]

As there are now 11 tasting/tap rooms, I reckon it's best to split it over 2 days of the weekend. South end on Saturday and pick up the remainder at the north end (London Bridge) on Sunday afternoon. The south end is pretty much shut on Sunday but there is good beer to be had on a Sunday afternoon up north, and it's more relaxed, I reckon. Plus, Cloudwater are about to open soon (north end) so make that 12. I've no idea what days they'll open though.

Thank you. I feel field trip coming on....

 

[Daddy Pig]

In the Brauhaus in Edinburgh...
Burnt mill/6 degree north spruce saison

Really good on tap. Typical saison with hints of wee (sorry I have young children) The spruce gives it a real lightness and gentle bitterness to it.

Very nice...

 

[Daddy Pig]

@hanging bat... Good beer but a bit poncy...

To Ol Ms Black. Date and licorice @10%. Damn good...

 

[User169]

Sicily! Beers rubbish, but Sicily is freakin awesome.

U

 

[Levo-Lon]

Banks's amber ale in my local tesco 90p a bottle
I have a few pints of this to sup, very nice beer as it happens

 

[deptfordmarmoset]

I've just had a typically English day, a Burning Sky Typically English Day - a surprisingly old-fashioned style of beer, labelled as ''Pale'' but more bitter than a typical pale.