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Timothy Taylor Landlord
Twickenham Pale Lady
Dark Star Not Into Yoga
Moor Revival
Torrside I Am Curious Lemon
Goffs Lancer
Stockport Centaurus
Wantsum Black Prince
Tollgate Hackney Blonde
Tollgate Red Star IPA
Most of week the Red Star IPA has been nailed on but pipped at the post last night by Wantsum Black Prince, a very lovely, almost stout like Mild and worthy BOTW. Both enjoyed in The Alfred on different days.
A modest week in South London.
Wimbledon -- SW17
Robinsons -- Trooper Light Brigade
and BOTW ,yet again Burning Sky Aurora * (>3PT) in perfect nick and now a permanent ale at the top bar in The George.
Next week a few unreviewed pubs in The Fens,where it can be hit and hope on the ale front.
A very quiet week with only BOTW Oakham Bishops Farewell featuring.
Ah, great minds think alike, Moby. It was BOTW for me, when I tried it. I commented at the time it had a richness that belied its strength. Lovely stuff.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mobyduck
Good week for me, including one of my favourite Sunday afternoon crawls.
Fernandes - Barley Promise.
Titanic - Plum Porter.*
Lacons - Charter.
Fernandes - Blue Lady.
Fernandes - Polaris.*
Quirky - 1 Hop Wonder.
Nook - Oat Stout.
Nook - Berry Blonde.
Mallinsons - Cascade.
Abbeydale - Wanderer.
Titanic - Cappuccino Stout.*
Wigan Brewhouse - Kicker.
Bad Seed - Juice Freak.
Stancill - Black.
Great Heck - Christopher.*
North Riding - Cascade.
North Riding - Peanut Butter Stout.
MVB - Panther.
Harbour - Little Rock IPA.*
Several contenders in that list, but the Christopher (flavoured with Columbus hops, geddit?) just takes it.
Kent:quiet.
Romney Marsh-Murmuration 5% Malt led,some blackberries.OK but not really to my taste.Not sure which iteration of Murmuration this was.
Interesting week, could have been any of the dark beers or the Oktoberfest beer but it's Timothy Taylors 1858 Brown Ale that caught my tatse buds.
Goose Eye - Black Moor
Salamander - Hallelujah
Hacker-Pschorr - Oktoberfest Marzen (bottled)
Ascot - Starting Gate
North Riding - Rum & Raisin Mild
Turning Point - Rising Tide
Revolutions - Final Countdown
Saltaire - No5 Stout
Bricknell - Chocolate Porter (bottled)
Taylors - 1858 Brown Ale
Atom - Jennsen's Lens
Atom - Dark Matter
Terrapin/Wadworth - Terrapin (something) Bliss*
Camerons - Strongarm
Rudgate - Ruby Mild
*had in Wetherspoons but the price ticket was covering the name, it looks like a "beer festival" beer but isn't on the list I have.
Insert "Naked" :eek: instead of "something" :cheers:Quote:
Originally Posted by oldboots
I knew some early morning habitue of ‘ spoons would remind me :DQuote:
Originally Posted by ROBCamra
Many thanks.
I might even insert taste for tatse while I’m at it
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Originally Posted by ROBCamra
Had a pint of that earlier at The Pear Tree. Crazy pump clip, but obviously didn't look at it hard enough as I had no idea Wadworth was involved.Quote:
Originally Posted by oldboots
It'll be an International one. The Festival is next month. I tend to avoid anything by Wadworth.Quote:
Originally Posted by oldboots
A mostly Welsh choice this week :-
Lleu Blodeuwedd 3.6%
Heavy Industry Diawl Bach 3.8%
Cader Cregennan 3.8%
Cader Mschlud Mawddach 3.9%
Robinson's Unicorn 4.2%
Timothy Taylor Knowle Spring Blonde 4.2%
Epic Beers Pitchfork 4.3%
Cwrw Ial Kia Kaha 4.3%
Heavy Industry Nelson's Eye 4.5%
Adnam's Ghost Ship 4.5%
Tiny Rebel Cwtch 4.6%
Maxim Double Maxim 4.7%
Conwy Surfin' IPA 4.8%
Heavy Industry No. 77 4.9%
Mad Dog Bohemian Hipster 4.9%
Heavy Industry Collaborator 5.0%
Lleu Bendigeidfran 5.0%
Cwrw Ial Pothole Porter 5.1%
Tiny Rebel Stay Puft 5.2%
Tiny Rebel Bitter Suite Symphony 5.5%
The easy winner is Heavy Industry No. 77 which was £3.00 at the Llanbedr beer festival. It's a new world hop thing and was in immaculate condition, I meant to add that ass of the Heavy Industry beers were top notch.
BOTW Heavy Industry No. 77
Some decent beers again this week but the return of
Oakham -hawse buckler could not be overlooked.So three pints it was.
Late to the party I know, but my beer of the week for last week would have to be a joint win between Gulden Draak and Piraat (both by Brouwerij Van Steenberge), two really enjoyable Belgian beers made even better for their absolute bargain price in a box of six Belgian beers from Lidl.
These had to compete against Double Maxim (not new to me, but not had it for a few years), Brew No.34 Dinga Dinga (Rudgate Brewery), Great North Eastern Gold (Great North Eastern Brewing Company) and Perlenbacher Festbier (Lidl).