Beer?
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nickyboy
Norven Mankey
- Location
- You want hills? We got hills
Love Cloudwater but not sure how much I love their Belgian IPA (whatever that is)
It's strong (8%) and tasty. But when you stick it next to their Double IPA it is only so so
It's strong (8%) and tasty. But when you stick it next to their Double IPA it is only so so
Now that my phone's stopped acting all knobby I can show you the spoils, I did have a couple more Victorys but my lad had it away with them soon as he saw them, 'kin students.
The Vocation was a bit more at £3.00, but it's Friday night.
Nigel-YZ1
Guru
- Location
- Somewhere else... maybe soon.
I seem to have developed a taste for Spitfire recently.
Gone off Hobgoblin Gold & King Hobgoblin.
Is this a good thing?
Gone off Hobgoblin Gold & King Hobgoblin.
Is this a good thing?
deptfordmarmoset
Full time tea drinker
- Location
- Armonmy Way
BBNo's 55|09 is a good 'un! A strong (8.5%) Amarillo and Loral DIPA, intense and almost nutty. It's a new batch, and very good it is too!
Returned from BBNo's tasting room/tap room/whatever, to grab a Wiper and True Kaleidoscope (Pale) closer to home. Nice and spicy grapefruitery going on in there, refreshing....or was that an impression from getting out of the wind?
That's today's beer novelties. Last night, after local youth made my Friday night unbearable, I drove up to Hull, thinking at least it would be drier and quieter than down here. Judging by the standing water on the roads down here, it was a lot drier and - oddly - warmer oop north. Not completely dry up there, though. There was a Cameron's Craft Ahopalypse Now that was most noticeable for its large head that persisted long enough to give me a Yorkshire moustache. I've drank flatter Tetley's.... Oh, and a Turning Point Chaos Theory which was a bit 'I don't know what it was.'
So, as I said, not completely dry.
Quiet though....
Returned from BBNo's tasting room/tap room/whatever, to grab a Wiper and True Kaleidoscope (Pale) closer to home. Nice and spicy grapefruitery going on in there, refreshing....or was that an impression from getting out of the wind?
That's today's beer novelties. Last night, after local youth made my Friday night unbearable, I drove up to Hull, thinking at least it would be drier and quieter than down here. Judging by the standing water on the roads down here, it was a lot drier and - oddly - warmer oop north. Not completely dry up there, though. There was a Cameron's Craft Ahopalypse Now that was most noticeable for its large head that persisted long enough to give me a Yorkshire moustache. I've drank flatter Tetley's.... Oh, and a Turning Point Chaos Theory which was a bit 'I don't know what it was.'
So, as I said, not completely dry.
Quiet though....
I spent my weekend in Munich at Oktoberfest. Wow, what an amazing experience. Not sure you could ever fully convey the sheer scale of what it’s like in photos, but here are a few. The Beer is strong and huge (my spindly arms struggled with the litre steins!) but extortionately priced, the party was wild, the hangovers were bad, but most of all, the punters were some of the friendliest people I’ve ever met. People from Australia, United States, Sweden, South Africa, Germany (of course!) and a sprinkling from the UK, who were all happy to chat and drink beer with us. Brilliant time.
Pro Tour Punditry
Guru
BrewDog sticks it to the orange man
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-scotland-business-45667573
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-scotland-business-45667573
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User169
Guest
Friday train beer. Fresh as a fresh thong - canned only yesterday. Fruity, but some oniony hop burn. Not bad at all.
Stephenite
Membå
- Location
- OslO
Crabbies Alcoholic Ginger Beer. Surprisingly very good.
Soltydog
Legendary Member
- Location
- near Hornsea
Black Sheep Baa Baa, pale ale, for me this evening. It was £8.10 for 8 500ml bottles at the local Tesco, so rude not to
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User169
Guest
Wtf?!
