http://siba.co.uk/2015/03/22235/?utm...medium=twitter and http://www.siba.co.uk/events/nationa...5/winners-2015
oh look, a Yorkshire cask champion and one of my favourite breweries too. Good showing by Salopian, another favourite.
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http://siba.co.uk/2015/03/22235/?utm...medium=twitter and http://www.siba.co.uk/events/nationa...5/winners-2015
oh look, a Yorkshire cask champion and one of my favourite breweries too. Good showing by Salopian, another favourite.
I must be out of the loop: I've only tried ne of the beers in the long list, a rather elderly pint of Adnam's Mosaic,sometime last year.Quote:
Originally Posted by oldboots
I managed 12, a little disappointing.Quote:
Originally Posted by Wittenden
I've had the Burnout and Darwin's Origin in the overall winners. I don't remember being overly impressed by the Burnout but may have beeen grumpy due to the price of it. I had Darwin's Origin in a Spoons this year and it was very good. Ruby Jane is also on the current guest list but was it a mild??? My vague recollection was of an above average red ale but maybe I got my wires crossed!Quote:
Originally Posted by oldboots
As for the rest there are 3 or 4 that I've tried.
I have noticed that Ruby Jane is now classed as a mild but I am sure it wasn't when it first came out.Quote:
Originally Posted by Aqualung
Seems like they were judging cask and keg together as I have only seem Shipyard pale and Twickenham -Tusk on keg.As always too many surprises for my liking.Had the Severn vale-nibley ale on our Bristol trip and was one of the worst beers of the day.
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Originally Posted by london calling
Can't remember if there was an older pump clip but this is the current one,
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It doesn't really strike me as a mild either especially when compared to say, Rudgate Ruby Mild a previous prize winner