Tried the new Resting Hare pub near Euston.Very impressed but I had a pint(I usually only drink halves) of Moor -So Hop.Sharp,acidic,harsh hopped,thin and as it was unfined completely murky.This is a well rated brewer but I just don't like most of their beer.So Hop-so disappointing.
Discovering Old Dairy's hithertofor excellent Cattle Shed is no longer bottle conditioned. It comes in those ridiculous 330ml bottles, so I'd opened two, only to experience 660ml of belch material.Hope the practice hasn't spread to the rest of the range.
"At that moment I would have given a kingdom, not for champagne or hock and soda, or hot coffee but for a glass of beer" Marquess Curzon of Kedlestone, Viceroy of India.
Had a wander round London on Tuesday night and near the end thought would love a couple of good pints I could sink.Went to the Crosse Keys covent garden as they do Brodies.First pint mild thought the glass was a bit warm and as I supped the beer it was too warm for my liking.Then a pint of Jamiaca stout.The glass was hot ,I complained and the barmaid decanted it into another less hot glass.As before the beer warmed up as I drank and couldn't finish either pint.Hate this pub,hate the wanky barstaff and hate myself for putting up with this shit.
I have in the past really liked this pub, but on my last visit about 9 months ago the beer was bad and it seemed like a cellar contamination to me,not had any staff issues to date but will try again, if its not good then the game will be up.
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"Everybody's got to believe in something. I believe I'll have another beer."
-W.C.Fields
DOTW was the Garden Gate, Hunslet, Leeds. Not the pub, a splendidly tiled survivor and well worth the trip down, but just 3 beers on, one undrinkable and the other 2 poor - tasting of plastic.