Favourite Beer
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Looks a bit sophisticated for you Mr pole. Have the local mace shop run out of buckfast and tennants?
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r.soleofsalford
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Its still open as a brewery I went to Dundee last year and had a good few. Didnt know there were 2 breweries
bluwes
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Lidl £2.99
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CambridgeExileBlue
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Sam Smiths bitter.
Don't see it much.
Favourite at university and certain it helped the brain cell work at the time (2nd was Newky Brown...)
Don't see it much.
Favourite at university and certain it helped the brain cell work at the time (2nd was Newky Brown...)
r.soleofsalford
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I use to like Waggle Dance on draught. It was a honey beer. but not overly sweet at all.
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Moorland old crafty hen and the most potent of all the hen batches @6.5% so take care and sip it like a fine old wine. They say their Master Brewer has created a premium, vintage oak beer, which delivers the oak-aged fruitiness and raisiny notes from Old 5X with the lighter malt and toffee of Old Speckled Hen.
Devils Backbone from Tims gaff. Refreshing IPA and one of the best available from the Spoon Stable.
Mcweans Champion is a very nice if a little on the strong side. Very nice mouthfeel and esposing value for money at £1.50 a bottle. https://www.tesco.com/groceries/en-GB/products/250906669
Bishops Finger .. always be on my watch-list from shepherd Neame. It is absolutely delightful in every way and such a shame to swallow. They say and I quote ..Its named from an ancient signpost on the pilgrims way pointing pilgrims to the Shrine of Thomas A Becket at Canterbury Cathedral and is one of the oldest names in British beer, this classic British ale is brewed with chalk-filtered mineral water from deep beneath the brewery and Shepherd Neame's signature Kentish hops.
Devils Backbone from Tims gaff. Refreshing IPA and one of the best available from the Spoon Stable.
Mcweans Champion is a very nice if a little on the strong side. Very nice mouthfeel and esposing value for money at £1.50 a bottle. https://www.tesco.com/groceries/en-GB/products/250906669
Bishops Finger .. always be on my watch-list from shepherd Neame. It is absolutely delightful in every way and such a shame to swallow. They say and I quote ..Its named from an ancient signpost on the pilgrims way pointing pilgrims to the Shrine of Thomas A Becket at Canterbury Cathedral and is one of the oldest names in British beer, this classic British ale is brewed with chalk-filtered mineral water from deep beneath the brewery and Shepherd Neame's signature Kentish hops.
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bluwes
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Bought a "Perfectdraft" beer system in the summer after being fed up of drinking from cans and bottles during Lockdown.
Since then been drinking at home, draft pints of Stella, Lowenbrau, Jupiler, Spaten, Becks Gold and Hertog Jan, amongst others also had Lowenbrau Ocktoberfest Special at 5.9%. They have a Kwak at 8.4%, but I'm too much of a coward to try that one
They have lots of different Leffes and IPA's, available and they've just brought out a Dark Arts Surreal Stout from Magic Rock Brewing Company,, bought a can from Tesco today to give it a try before I order a full 6 litre Keg.
Since then been drinking at home, draft pints of Stella, Lowenbrau, Jupiler, Spaten, Becks Gold and Hertog Jan, amongst others also had Lowenbrau Ocktoberfest Special at 5.9%. They have a Kwak at 8.4%, but I'm too much of a coward to try that one
They have lots of different Leffes and IPA's, available and they've just brought out a Dark Arts Surreal Stout from Magic Rock Brewing Company,, bought a can from Tesco today to give it a try before I order a full 6 litre Keg.