Staying in tonight and will forget todays nonsense decision by enjoying quite a few bottles of this stuff, a good burnley beer!

Thought you’d pulled...

No way to talk about Boris.

Terrier wrote:Staying in tonight and will forget todays nonsense decision by enjoying quite a few bottles of this stuff, a good burnley beer!

Had a couple of pints of Ringwood today at my Nephews Resaurant in Southampton Rather delicious for a "Southern" brew.

Going to be missing for a while.... off on a Canaries Cruise.....

Play nicely while I'm away

Have a good holiday Bosscat and lets hope you can watch from afar a few claret wins !

Bosscat wrote:Had a couple of pints of Ringwood today at my Nephews Resaurant in Southampton

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Rather delicious for a "Southern" brew.

Going to be missing for a while.... off on a Canaries Cruise.....

Play nicely while I'm away

I'm a big fan of Ringwood's Circadian.

Bosscat wrote:Had a couple of pints of Ringwood today at my Nephews Resaurant in Southampton

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Rather delicious for a "Southern" brew.

Going to be missing for a while.... off on a Canaries Cruise.....

Play nicely while I'm away

I've missed a few nights myself after drinking 49er. On draught in Christchurch ( the Dorset one).

I've got a bottle of Saltaire Blond in the corner but I'm going out, if only to try and get away from myself!

Good advice

The Stags Head in Bowness have it on draught.....excellent after a days walking

For me.......available in the Spar Shop in Douglas on The Isle of Man

Jimmymaccer wrote:

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For me.......available in the Spar Shop in Douglas on The Isle of Man

3.8%? Bit weak. Surely we deserve something stronger.

TheFamilyCat wrote:3.8%? Bit weak. Surely we deserve something stronger.

Judge beer on taste not strength.

Like tea and coffee. However, I don’t drink those when I’m going out to get p!ssed and neither should you.

Many years since I went out to get p!ssed, I prefer going for a nice drink these days.

Bosscat wrote:Had a couple of pints of Ringwood today at my Nephews Resaurant in Southampton

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Rather delicious for a "Southern" brew.

Going to be missing for a while.... off on a Canaries Cruise.....

Play nicely while I'm away

Enjoy your cruise Bosscat. Hope you are not sailing all the way! Bay of Biscay might get you!

Did that cruise a year ago and booked a week in Madiera, in January, on the strength of it.

IanMcL wrote:Enjoy your cruise Bosscat. Hope you are not sailing all the way! Bay of Biscay might get you!

Did that cruise a year ago and booked a week in Madiera, in January, on the strength of it.

Just arrived in Madeira m8 looking forward to getting off and exploring

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Try this walk from Slaidburn around Stocks Reservoir and you will be rewarded by an excellent pint of White Witch at one of the oldest pubs in the UK, The Hark to Bounty.

I'm not sure if this is one of their regular real ales but it was available yesterday and was most excellent

Terrier wrote:Staying in tonight and will forget todays nonsense decision by enjoying quite a few bottles of this stuff, a good burnley beer!

All of the moorhouse beers are quality.

White witch very enjoyable
Pendle witches brew good but a strong taste
The new ice witch that's ready to hit the shelves soon is also very tasty

Favourite of mine is one of there newer beers Scaredy Cat

Bosscat wrote:Just arrived in Madeira m8 looking forward to getting off and exploring

Great stuff. Botanical gardens and indoor market. There is always Ronaldo's museum of course.
Don't forget to swig the Madeira! (In a refined manner, of course!)

IanMcL wrote:Great stuff. Botanical gardens and indoor market. There is always Ronaldo's museum of course.
Don't forget to swig the Madeira! (In a refined manner, of course!)

bloody hell m8 thats just summed up our day here ... Market this morning followed by the Botanical Gardens.

Drove past Ronaldo's museum and thumbed my nose at the statue thats Madeira wine for you

La Palma tomorrow in Canaries

[quote="Bosscat"]Had a couple of pints of Ringwood today at my Nephews Resaurant in Southampton Rather delicious for a "Southern" brew.

Going to be missing for a while.... off on a Canaries Cruise.....

Play nicely while I'm away [/quote

Don't we always Bosscat?

fanzone wrote:All of the moorhouse beers are quality.

White witch very enjoyable
Pendle witches brew good but a strong taste
The new ice witch that's ready to hit the shelves soon is also very tasty

Favourite of mine is one of there newer beers Scaredy Cat

My grandad worked for Moorhouses many many years ago. Anybody know what year the brewery was established?

Bosscat wrote: bloody hell m8 thats just summed up our day here ... Market this morning followed by the Botanical Gardens.

Drove past Ronaldo's museum and thumbed my nose at the statue thats Madeira wine for you

La Palma tomorrow in Canaries

Nice place though Bosscat. Enjoy tomorrow and the next etc.

Healeywood the brewery was founded in 1865 by local burnley lad William Moorhouse building his own brewery in 1870, Top bloke then, top bloke now!

Healeywoodclaret wrote:My grandad worked for Moorhouses many many years ago. Anybody know what year the brewery was established?

Easily found
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Once upon a misty morning
In 1865, William Moorhouse, a local Burnley lad, founded the brewery. He took great pride in his home town and his craft, originally producing mineral waters. In 1870, he built his own brewery, producing renowned beers, including his low alcohol Hop Bitters for the temperance bars across the North West.

Rejuvenation
Hard times hit in 1985 and Bill Parkinson, a local man passionate about beer, was sipping a pint of Pendle Witches Brew one day, when he heard of the plight of the brewery. He bought it, invested in a new brew plant and the rest is history. With many twists and turns along the way, we have embraced the traditions, values and entrepreneurial spirit of our founder ready for exciting times ahead.

IanMcL wrote:Nice place though Bosscat. Enjoy tomorrow and the next etc.

Island of La Palma today been round Santa Cruz (historical port town) enjoyed a few vinos in a local hostelry .
Tenerife tomorrow ... Off up Mt Teide on the Cable car got our cold weather gear with us

Up the Clarets tomorrow night give em a cheer from me

Terrier wrote:Healeywood the brewery was founded in 1865 by local burnley lad William Moorhouse building his own brewery in 1870, Top bloke then, top bloke now!

Bloody hell the pair of you must be getting on a bit.

Moorhouses right? Good brewery, but I prefer Pride of Pendle. I also like saying 'Pint of Pride please'; it makes me feel proud... of being from Pendle.