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    Hoping for my first interesting beers this week at St Ives fest. Working there Friday and Saturday for a few hours, but hoping for beers that are not Sharps, Skinners and St Austell.

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    Three to choose from this week and all very good. Oakham Bishops Farewell, Saltaire Trio Pale and BOTW York Brewery Pride of York, 4.8%, pale, tasty, refreshing and very quaffable.

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    No more pub for me this week , Had a few decent pints last night and a couple of new Breweries to tick of

    Mallinsons - Titan
    Eastcoast - Hoppers 15
    Junction - Choo Choo
    Bird Brain - Great Galah

    BOTW Bird Brain - Great Galah
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    Beer of the week so far is a Cruzcampo or Estrella or San Miguel.

    Hoping to put that right tonight though.
    A pub is for life not just for Christmas

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    Quote Originally Posted by ROBCamra View Post
    Beer of the week so far is a Cruzcampo or Estrella or San Miguel.

    Hoping to put that right tonight though.
    And I did, but only a gentle session as it had been a long day.

    Lymestone Stone The Crows was nice in the Regal Moon, but BOTW is going to be Centurian's Ghost tried in The Baum.
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    A very good week for beer but top marks to Acorn Sorachi Ace.

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    A very good week for beer, with a bit of a backlash against the previous seven days abstinence. Tried this week:

    Trentside - Grey Lady.
    Blue Monkey - BG Sips.
    Daleside - White Bier.
    Fernandes - Centennial.
    Breconshire - Mayor's Inspiration.
    Westgate - Ale Fresco.
    Dr Morton's - Rabbit Punch.
    Great Heck - Equinox.
    Ossett - Citra.
    Ossett- Silver King.
    Fulstow - Marsh MILD.
    Fernandes - Malt Shovel MILD.
    Atomic - Half Life.
    Fernandes - Perle.
    Wensleydale - Black Dub.
    Ossett - White Rose Wheat.
    Rudgate - Jorvik Blonde.
    Clarks - Rams Revenge.
    Riverhead - Yellowhammer.
    Bridestones - Dark Mild.
    Five Towns - Niamh's Nemesis.
    Great Heck - Achtung! Hefeweizen.

    Beer name of the week undoubtedly goes to the 'Achtung' and very good it was too, very laid back in the style of a German Wheat beer. Very close between the Citra, Black Dub, the ever reliable Malt Shovel Mild, but Blue Monkey BG Sips just shades it.
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    Interesting (and most expensive) beer of the week has to be Great Divide Hercules Double IPA which was on at the Rake on Bank Holiday Monday. It's 10% abv and clocks up 85 IBU, although I didn't find it overwhelmingly bitter - in fact it seemed quite well balanced with some good malt sweetness and plenty of piney/citrus hop aroma and taste. However, it wasn't very easy drinking and I wouldn't have wanted much more than the third pint I tried and not just because it cost over £8 for a pint.

    Slater's Top Totty, Windsor and Eton Knight of the Garter and Dark Star M&M Porter were all in the running for BOTW, but a late pint of Fuller's Ascot Tercentenary Ale last night managed to pip the rest. I thought it was a very good, fruity number, ideal for a summer's day, which was rather galling given that I'd only popped into the pub to avoid the pouring rain outside.

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