There's no such thing as bad beer, though Vaux came fairly close
Re: There's no such thing as bad beer, though Vaux came fairly close
Cask stones was a superb pint available in the crown at colne the keg which was everywhere was crap Higsons cask was also very good They had a pub in Blackpool where it was exceptional circa 1980
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Re: There's no such thing as bad beer, though Vaux came fairly close
Toby Light was pretty grim in the 70's.
Re: There's no such thing as bad beer, though Vaux came fairly close
I vote for Stones in second place but the most dire beer award goes to Brew Ten which coincidentally used to be served from a little wooden hut at the Turf, top corner between Beehole End/Longside circa 1970-82(ish).
It was the tinned variety but served in a plastic pint tumbler. Dire.
It was the tinned variety but served in a plastic pint tumbler. Dire.
Re: There's no such thing as bad beer, though Vaux came fairly close
Brew 10 was horrendous. Was it this that they used to serve in the Cats Whiskers with the foamy head, or was that Wilson’s?Billyblah wrote: ↑Fri May 29, 2020 5:10 pmI vote for Stones in second place but the most dire beer award goes to Brew Ten which coincidentally used to be served from a little wooden hut at the Turf, top corner between Beehole End/Longside circa 1970-82(ish).
It was the tinned variety but served in a plastic pint tumbler. Dire.
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Re: There's no such thing as bad beer, though Vaux came fairly close
If you've ever been down Nottingham way, Shipstones was pretty awful.