A pub is for life not just for Christmas
Kent
Rother Valley-Boadicea Ale 4.5%abv.A goldenish well rounded best bitter.Boadicea, a hedge hop is notable for being resistant to aphids, (which are a major problem in hop growing), thereby reducing the environmental impact of the crop.
"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.
Bit of variety:
TT Landlord
Green Duck Dakota*
Purity Longhorn IPA (keg)
Everards Old Original*
Ossett Excelsius*
Really enjoyed the Dakota but it was pipped by BOTW Ossett Excelsius. A 5.2%, beautifully balanced, pale ale with British malt and cascade hops creating a very smooth, easily drinkable and moreishly bitter belter.
"Beer is food." Morse, Colin Dexter
Daventry,Brentford and Croydon
Timothy Taylor -- Landlord (>3PT)
Vale -- Red Kite *
North Cotswold -- Hung,Drawn and Portered
Mad Squirrel -- Illuminate
Oakham -- Citra *
Tiny Rebel -- Voodoo People Oatmeal Stout
Brew York -- Haze of Thunder
Five Points -- Railway Porter *
Laines --Darkling Stout
Titanic --Plum Porter
Oakham -- Green Devil IPA
Oakham -- Bishops Farewell *
Beavertown -- Gamma Ray (keg)
BOTW goes,not for the first time ,to Five Points Railway Porter on top form in The Express Tavern.
Next week a few days in Glasgow,virgin territory and could get heavy.
"Good people drink good beer" Hunter S Thompson
Dark Star Hophead
Dark Star Revelation*
Fullers London Pride
Ilkley Olicana*
Titanic Plum Porter
Timothy Taylor Landlord
XT 22
Mallisons Nelson Sauvin
Saltaire Citra*
Oakham Citra*
Oakham JHB*
Beartown Kahoona
Goffs Cheltenham Gold*
Three Acre Hazy Pale
Manchester Tara Stout*
This weeks BOTW is Ilkley Olicana a beer that got better and better the further down the glass I got, showing (to me) UK hops can be very interesting as well as tasty. Much enjoyed in
The Harp.
"Everybody's got to believe in something. I believe I'll have another beer."
-W.C.Fields