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    Default Beer of the Week (w/e 24th July 2016)

    gillhalfpint: Bad Co Satisfaction
    Mobyduck: Salopian Oracle
    Wittenden: Pig and Porter Red Spider Rye
    Aqualung: Elland Nevala IPA
    Bucking Fastard: North Cotswold Summer Solstice
    Thuck Phat: Brancaster Oystercatcher
    Real Ale Ray: North Cotswold Summer Solstice
    london calling: Franklins Pulp and Rind
    ROBCamra: Tiny Rebel Beer N' Ting
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    Bad Co Satisfaction 6.7% in Sheffield Tap.
    Alcohol doesn't solve problems .... but then again, neither does milk.

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    A busyish weekend
    Darkstar Hophead
    Darkstar Hylder Blonde*
    Bowmans Wallops Wood
    Salopian Oracle*
    Beerd Cubic
    Box Clever Soul Train*
    Shotover Scholar
    Xt Pi
    Inveralmond Frisco Steam
    White Horse Wayland Smithy
    Brakespeare gold
    St Austel Proper Job*
    Oakham Infirno
    Fullers ESB
    XT 3
    Red Squirrel Hopfest Pale
    White Horse Village Idiot
    XT 1
    Twickenham Sundance
    Twickenham Naked Ladies
    Twikenham Late Red*
    Park Gallows Gold
    Badger Fursty Ferret
    Vale VPA
    Binghams Vanilla Stout*
    Brewdog Punk IPA*
    Caledonian Coast To Coast
    Adnams Southwold Bitter

    Nothing too mindblowing in that list, the Binghams Vanilla Stout was good as ever but BOTW is Salopian Oracle taken in (somewhat annoyingly) a JDW, The Four Candles.
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    Seven seas of r(h)ye:Norfolk and Kent
    Having never knowingly drunk any I tried two rye beers this week.
    Redwell-Bullards No 6 Rye pale ale 4.4%abv.Dry malty tan beer.Bit of spice. A bit tired.I'm not sure if Bullards is a sub brand of Redwell, or a stand alone entity.
    Adnams-Fat Spratt 3.8%abv.Not a patch on previous iterations.Blowsy.
    Pig and Porter-Red Spider Rye 4.8%abv.Second rye beer of the week.Workboot brown,peppery,dried fruit.
    I can't really say I'm a fan of this malt, but Pig and Porter made a good fist of it.Kent beer of the year according to Ratebeer, hmmm, but my BOTW
    "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.

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    A three day stay in Shrewsbury saw off the two "awkward" Shropshire JDWs, a revisit to Newtown and a re-acquaintance with Bishops Castle.


    Springhead Surrender 3.6%*
    Holden's Black Country Mild 3.7%
    Holden's Black Country Bitter 3.8%
    Stonehouse Station Bitter 3.9%
    Joule's Pale 4.1%
    Arbor Shangri-La 4.2%
    Purple Moose Glaslyn 4.2%
    Joule's No 1 Stone Ale 4.2%*
    Six Bells Cloud Nine 4.2%
    Ludlow Gold 4.2%
    Joule's Shropshire Hop 4.3%
    Three Tuns Stout 4.4%
    Holden's Woodsetton Pale 4.5%
    Salopian Lemon Dream 4.5%*
    Bewdley Sir Keith Park 4.5%*
    Oakham Bishop's Farewell 4.6%
    ELB Cowcatcher 4.8%*
    Three Tuns Cleric's Cure 5.0%*
    Six Bells Pig's Ear 5.0%
    Monty's Mischief 5.0%
    Weetwood Oast House 5.0%
    Burton Bridge Top Dog Stout 5.0%
    Holden's Special 5.1%
    Elland Nevala IPA 5.6%*
    Arbor Summit IPA 6.5%*

    The hot humid weather hasn't been a friend to beer quality this week. I'm going for the Elland Nevala IPA, proof to me (if it was needed) that this Brewer aren't a one trick pony. It was £3.10 in the Wolverhampton Great Western.



    BOTW Elland Nevala IPA

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    Big week,down The Thames and then around Oxford on the PuG crawl.

    Church End -- Goat's Milk *(3PT)
    Rebellion -- Blonde * (>3PT)
    Adnams -- Ghost Ship
    Binghams -- Southern Cross
    Dorking -- Buffalo Buffalo
    Twickenham -- Grandstand
    Meantime -- London Pale (keg)
    Fullers -- Olivers Island
    Salopian -- Oracle *
    Wild Weather -- Shepherds Warning
    North Cotswold -- Summer Solstice *
    Adnams -- Southwold Bitter
    Twisted -- Pirate Ale
    Inveralmond -- Fiasco Steamy *
    St Austell -- Tribute
    St Austell -- Proper Job
    Oakham -- Inferno *
    XT -- XT3
    Fullers -- ESB *
    Red Squirrel -- Hopfest Pale
    White Horse -- Village Idiot
    Brakspear -- Oxford Gold
    XT -- XT1

    BOTW goes to North Cotswold Summer Solstice,refreshing on a sunny crawl in the pleasant surroundings of The Gardeners Arms .


    Next week end month sessions including The Harp.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Wittenden View Post
    Seven seas of r(h)ye:Norfolk and Kent
    Having never knowingly drunk any I tried two rye beers this week.
    Redwell-Bullards No 6 Rye pale ale 4.4%abv.Dry malty tan beer.Bit of spice. A bit tired.I'm not sure if Bullards is a sub brand of Redwell, or a stand alone entity.
    Adnams-Fat Spratt 3.8%abv.Not a patch on previous iterations.Blowsy.
    Pig and Porter-Red Spider Rye 4.8%abv.Second rye beer of the week.Workboot brown,peppery,dried fruit.
    I can't really say I'm a fan of this malt, but Pig and Porter made a good fist of it.Kent beer of the year according to Ratebeer, hmmm, but my BOTW
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    East Anglia featured heavily this week:

    Oakham Bishops Farewell*
    San Miguel
    Woodfordes Nelsons Revenge*
    Adnams Samba City
    Jo C's Bitter Old Bustard
    Grain Brewery 316
    Brancaster Oystercatcher*
    Adnams Ghost Ship*

    Thoroughly enjoyed all those starred and they all flew down which may have been helped by the warm weather.
    BOTW Brancaster Oystercatcher

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    North Cotswold - Summer Solstice
    'I only drink on two occasions, when I'm thirsty and when I'm not'
    Brendan Behan

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    Franklins -pulp and rind 6.0 in the East Dulwich Tavern was pretty good.

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