I've enjoyed a couple of Sirens' recently - a sour named Calypso and a Suspended in Space - but I don't know their Soundwave. I'm going to guess that it has a big and fruity front with a little twang at the end.Nice couple of pints of.....
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I've enjoyed a couple of Sirens' recently - a sour named Calypso and a Suspended in Space - but I don't know their Soundwave. I'm going to guess that it has a big and fruity front with a little twang at the end.Nice couple of pints of.....
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They're at a beer fest just 200 yards from here in a couple of weeks. I'll look out for it. Purely for comparative testing, of course....That's a fair description Chris, I''ll certainly have it again.
The sun'll be over the yardarm somewhere in the world!I wouldn't normally but
a) Leffe is a decent airport beer
b) Got a long flight to look forward to
c) +1 hour so 11am which is, to my mind, perfectly acceptable
After being impressed by Fourpure last night, I discovered today that their Tap Room is only a couple of eminently cycleable miles away. They're only open Friday and Saturday, so that's my Friday night sorted. I shall have to be disciplined, though, there's a ''beer feast'' just around the corner on Saturday.So I went up to the Taproom bar mid-Fourpures and asked them if I could buy some of their pint glasses. It turned out that it was easier just to walk out with the glass I had but if challenged I was to do a pointy ''He gave it to me.''
Anyhow, I just really enjoyed a Fourpure Juicebox IPA so much I went back for a Fourpure Beartooth. While the Juicebox was a real fruity voyage, rounded and never really bitter, the Beartooth - a kind of American brown ale - was a beer drinker's Cadbury's Fruit and Nut, all the Juicebox fruitiness with a touch of nuts and cocoa. Yumsicle!
Anyhow, in the beer listings, I had a couple more new to me beers. A Bexley Brewery May Place, which was a competent but utterly unremarkable bitter followed by a Yeovil Lynx amber ale, which was a bit like the previous but with a slight elderflower hint at the front.
I think that's 82 new beers so far this year.
Foreigners Fawlty, foreignersAside: the Brightons are playing at The Manchesters today apparently.
Picture the scene when the particularly brash boy at the bar, showing off to his mates, bellowing abaaht aah fackin cheap the beer is in fackin Maaanchestah waffled tripe about beer with the bar tender for twenty minutes while everyone waited (and listened) has to part with 18 quid for a 33cl bottle that he's "had loads" cos he "lavs it" merely to save face.
I snorted