Your favourate slurp
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Your favourate slurp
With all the new IPA's flooding the market i came across this little gem
Whats everyone's favourate slurp
.Whats everyone's favourate slurp
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We're not seeing pictures right now but I love IPA's so what is it?
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Boxer blonde from the swan Whalley
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Being a real ale drinker you always discover little nuggets. I had a cracker the other week in Manchester called Shed Head. I normally go for shouts but in the heat that IPA hit the spot.
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Titanic Plum Porter, nectar of the Gods
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Ive been converted to Hop house 13, a bit weird at first but i love the stuff, not like any other lager ive tasted before, i still like san mig, peroni, red stripe etc., cant do with the cheaper stuff though.
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Agree entirely. They had the Titanic Cherry Porter in the Nubrewm on Friday. That was excellent too.Vintage Claret wrote:Titanic Plum Porter, nectar of the Gods
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Brew dog's Clockwork Tangerine Charlie,it's lovelyCharlieinNewMexico wrote:We're not seeing pictures right now but I love IPA's so what is it?
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Hop house 13 is brilliant.....but the hangovers from it are unbearablemoaninclaret wrote:Ive been converted to Hop house 13, a bit weird at first but i love the stuff, not like any other lager ive tasted before, i still like san mig, peroni, red stripe etc., cant do with the cheaper stuff though.
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A nice Rhubarb and Ginger Gin does the trick these days.
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Zenith IPA, Cross Bay Brewery Morecambe - on tap at Swan wi 2 necks
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Malfy Con Arancia Gin and Fevertree Mediterranean Tonic, slice of orange (squeezed) and ice
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Snowhill(?) Pale IPA 3.7% at the Swan with Two Necks Pendleton was my pint of the century. I think how the beer is looked after is the main factor. Down here, Master Brew is usually disgusting but in the care of a proper landlord with a cool cellar it can be fantastic.
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I was drinking Smithwicks Pale Ale whilst in Dublin, which was really nice - I’ve not found it over here yet.
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Nastro Azzuro.
Everything else is dish watter. Especially that brewdog…
Everything else is dish watter. Especially that brewdog…
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Kozel svetly or 11 degree, Gambrinus, Zlatopramen, and Breznak 10 degree are all decent
Not massive on staropramen or branik but ill sup it
Not massive on staropramen or branik but ill sup it
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White or blonde witch by Moorhouse
Pride and Joy IPA by vocation brewery
Franziskaner wheat beer
Bacchus cherry beer
Any beers by the brasserie du Mont Blanc - indulge on these whenever I've gone Skiing in Chamonix
Pride and Joy IPA by vocation brewery
Franziskaner wheat beer
Bacchus cherry beer
Any beers by the brasserie du Mont Blanc - indulge on these whenever I've gone Skiing in Chamonix
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Salopion. Lemon dream
Titanic. plumb Porter
Titanic. plumb Porter
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Another vote for Hop house 13. Great summer drink.
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Fyne Ales - Jarl
Rat Brewery - White Rat
Kirkby Lonsdale - Monumental
Anything by Titanic is excellent!
Rat Brewery - White Rat
Kirkby Lonsdale - Monumental
Anything by Titanic is excellent!
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Schneider Weiss Tap 4, or Maisels Weiss
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Weston's Old Rosey.
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Isnt that about 8.5%.......Longsider wrote:Weston's Old Rosey.
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7.5%.. You don't need much of it that's for sure. Love my ciders and it is one drink that doesn't do me in with gout.Steve1956 wrote:Isnt that about 8.5%.......
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Longsider wrote:7.5%.. You don't need much of it that's for sure. Love my ciders and it is one drink that doesn't do me in with gout.
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At the Rail Ale beer festival last weekend, my favourite was Windermere Pale Ale from Hawkshead Brewery.
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Favourite for a while now has been Ringwood Circadian.
Just had a couple of bottles of Thwaites 13 Guns tonight. Very impressed.
Just had a couple of bottles of Thwaites 13 Guns tonight. Very impressed.
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Jennings sneck lifter.
Fullers ESB.
Fullers ESB.
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For a refreshing drink I prefer Desperados, but generally I’ll have the odd bottle or six of Corona.
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Is that to go with the lime green Maserati convertable pick-up van, Benny?
I bet you started on Heineken. As Frank said in Blue Velvet: 'HEINEKEN????? Phwwwwph, you don't drink that sh*t, do ya?
I bet you started on Heineken. As Frank said in Blue Velvet: 'HEINEKEN????? Phwwwwph, you don't drink that sh*t, do ya?
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Marston's Pedigree, although the recent hot weather caused havoc for some of the smaller pubs swith some deliveries being drinkable but cloudy.
Our local sent them back so we had to put up with Wainwright.
Our local sent them back so we had to put up with Wainwright.
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Loving Gem by Bath Ales recently.
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Ooooooh I've been running round all afternoon titting about, just finally sat down and cracked open a Goose Island IPA.
I've still got the tingleys running through me 10 mins later... this is truly a drink of the gods (£10 for 2 x 4 pack at Morrisons btw!)
I've still got the tingleys running through me 10 mins later... this is truly a drink of the gods (£10 for 2 x 4 pack at Morrisons btw!)
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When in Europe I always drink the Weissbeer. Favourite being Rugenbrau Alpenperle from Interlaken.
I was in Interlaken for a CL final where Amstel had a free drink for every goal offer on. RM scored and I was alone in the dash for the bar. One mouthful and I knew why. They were all on this local stuff. They'd rather pay than drink the Dutch pish.
I was in Interlaken for a CL final where Amstel had a free drink for every goal offer on. RM scored and I was alone in the dash for the bar. One mouthful and I knew why. They were all on this local stuff. They'd rather pay than drink the Dutch pish.