Beer of the Week (w/e 7 Feb 2010)
New week kicks off tomorrow and new beers to be promoted.
Hopwas: Cotleigh's Buzzard Dark Ale
runningdog: Exmoor Beast
Oggwyn Trench: Salopian Hop Twister
trainman: Screech Owl
Millay: Ringwood Fortyniner
an_ecumenical_matter: Arbor Ales, Snuffy Jacks Old Ale
oldboots: Village Brewer's White Boar
Pubsignman: Bank Top Dark Mild
Dave M: Gorge Best Bitter from Cheddar Ales
RogerB: East Coast S.B.B.
ROBCamra: Ape Ale from Blue Monkey
Soup Dragon: Bathams MILD
Conrad: White Horse, Oxfordshire Bitter
Hopefully some brewery will making new beers called "0-6" ale..Originally Posted by Conrad
New week kicks off tomorrow and new beers to be promoted.
I would gladly to drink it
J.D Wetherspoon =Home of Hoppy: The Silk Kite, Tamworth.. http://www.tamworthblog.co.uk/2009/0...-blogs-review/
0-6 is more like a rugby score so you need look no further than Spoons Hoppy, they're doing a beer called Over The Bar from Caledonian for the upcoming Six Nations. Maybe that will do until someone comes out with a 0-6Hopefully some brewery will making new beers called "0-6" ale..
You know that completely washed by me until Millay explained it. It is old news now we have moved on to much improved 0-0 although I understand the experience was much the same.
After a shite day at work today I left around 6:30 and as the nearest pub hove into view a beautiful melody filled the air,
Nothing Could be Finer than a Ringwood Fortyniner
In the Eeeevening
(we really need a musical icon don’t we?)
The first pint was pure nectar and was plucked from the glass quicker than the lead bee finding the first bloom of a new Spring.
The second was sublime in the extreme invoking a sense of angels dancing on the tongue and had me vowing to declare my BotW early.
The third made me wonder whether I had truly been wafted into paradise or if I would wake up and find myself at Luton Airport (anyone under 30 should Google Campari and Lorraine Chase).
A fourth pint made me think that perhaps life wasn’t so bad after all.
By the fifth pint I remembered what work I had left undone and was starting to plan the next morning’s activities. At this point I decided to head home before I ended up checking into a Travelodge and turning up for work at 6:00am with day-old stubble and smelling of Tesco no-frills deodorant and Ginsters pasties.
Having got home after a Pale Rider and a Hobgoblin I now have a different outlook on life - and am trying not to think about tomorrow morning !!
Maybe after the league cup for the moment I am out of room
After waxing lyrical about it earlier in the week I'm going with Ringwood Fortyniner as my BotWAfter a shite day at work today I left around 6:30 and as the nearest pub hove into view a beautiful melody filled the air,
Nothing Could be Finer than a Ringwood Fortyniner
In the Eeeevening
Again, i got a Gornal trip in yesterday and Bathams MILD won the day, followed by Bathams Bitter and Holdens Golden Glow and a new one i had not tried before, Black Hole Bitter, from the Black Hole Brewery - very good stuff. Another class day out.
MILD:
It's funny you should mention the Black Hole Brewery, I nipped into the Wakefield 'spoons (Six Chimneys) after Roger headed back to the Travellodge on Thursday and tried their 'Super Nova'. New brewery to me also, but I was quite impressed.
'And where he supped the past lived still. And where he sipped the glass brimmed full' John Barleycorn, Carol Ann Duffy.
So was I, A&H
If you get to see it - try it - worth it, Squire
MILD:
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