Alan Winfield has had a dose of keg fanboyism:http://neverendingpubcrawl.blogspot....l#comment-form
Nice comment from Kake,late of this parish.
"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.
I await Alan's review of HAND with some anticipation.
Great PSM review already in place ,informative and subtle.
"Good people drink good beer" Hunter S Thompson
This may explain it
EXPERTS cannot work out why anyone would buy a small, expensive bottle of beer in a pub
http://www.thedailymash.co.uk/news/s...20170920136191
I drink to make others more interesting
I'm going through Falmouth in November to visit the JDW. If I have time and it's open I'll pop in. I wouldn't mind betting that Al & Missus tried a sour. Brodies used to do these in E10 and I've had tasters of them but always declined going further. It got to the point where if a new one was on I would ask "is it worth a taste?" and the reply would always be "no don't bother". Of course, the keg fundamentalists would swoon at the prospect of trying one of these rank beers!
The keg crew seem to have hijacked the so-called craft movement as I thought that it actually included many cask ales. Like other fundamentalists (with no emphasis on the "funda" part of that word) they seem happy to distort the truth.
I'm sure I've seen Al praise some cask beers that I would describe as "craft", Proper Job being one pertinent one.
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