Ale, Beer, Stout appreciation

Where's that?

Think it was 'brewpub' near Tivoli gardens, bit hard to remember though the choice is pretty good....

Drink as much as you an from 'to Øl'

http://to-ol.dk/home/the-beers/

I've only tried one of the Fuck Art beers, but that was mind blowingly good

I tried something of theirs at the Craft Beer fest a year or so ago. To be honest I can't recall anything about it. I'll will endeavour to take better mental notes next time.

Think it was 'brewpub' near Tivoli gardens, bit hard to remember though the choice is pretty good....

Tivoli Biergarten? It's on that Top 10 list on the previous page. I've added them all to Gmaps for investigations...

Drink as much as you an from 'to Øl'

http://to-ol.dk/home/the-beers/

I've only tried one of the Fuck Art beers, but that was mind blowingly good
I had a bottle of their "Ridiculously Close To Sanity". One of a recent batch of brews/brewers that have reminded me just how uninspiring the vast majority of beers are in comparison.

yeah, thats it proof is in the photos of glass.
http://brewpub.dk/en/

Dark Star Revelation (hoppy) and Red Willow Faithless XXX (beetroot stout). Both yummy. Not mixed together.

Tried Tool's Sofa something or other today - nice yankie-style IPA. Would smash.

Also, BD's #Mashtag which was completely different, very nice but probably not something I'd try and session.

I would heartily appreciate any of the above right now.

IT Workers' thread >>>

+1.

Hopcraft Brewing - Simcoe Plus
Weird Beard- 5 O'Clock Shadow
Weird Beard- Mariana Trench

Also some Wasabi peas. A good Thursday

nice^

only a few hours to wait

Picked up some partizan lemongrass and lychee grisette, partizan saison and a saltaire cascade pale ale in market wines in brixton. Great selection in there.

modus hoperandi
the best name for ale ever?

^ it's good.

Pooh Beer by Church End is my favourite name.

http://www.churchendbrewery.co.uk/churchend-beers/73?view=managebeer

The Rake had a Welsh beer fest on, as well as a MTB with Celt Experience last Friday..

Monky Business by Hopcraft Brewing
Urban IPA by Tiny Rebel Brewing Co
Red Head by Tiny Rebel Brewing Co
Blackberry Stout by Waen Brewery
Croes-O by Otley
Copper Beacons by Brecon Brewing
Ogham Willow by The Celt Experience
07 Weissen by Otley
Native Storm Crafted Ale by The Celt Experience
Silures by The Celt Experience
Storm King by Victory Brewing Company curve ball

Then went to BDSB to taste Abstrakt 15 (after a saison palate cleanser of course)
Ninkasi by The Wild Beer Co
01/06 Saison Motueka & Lime by Brew By Numbers
Abstrakt AB:15 by BrewDog ridiculous beer, so sweet and caramelly (yeah totally a word)

BTW Brodies are doing a tap takeover at the Rake tomorrow night I think.

What are Brodies beers like these days? I like the William IV pub, and their Citra was always a nice light summer ale, but I had a special brew of theirs once and it tasted like canal water.

When I was done getting rained on in the Peaks on Sunday- the pub at the end had my favourite beer (Otter) on tap. It was a great end to a great day.

What are Brodies beers like these days? I like the William IV pub, and their Citra was always a nice light summer ale, but I had a special brew of theirs once and it tasted like canal water.

Varied catering for many tastes
I would avoid* their 'sours' unless you like drinking bile

When I was done getting rained on in the Peaks on Sunday- the pub at the end had my favourite beer (Otter) on tap. It was a great end to a great day.

long way from their base, but Otter bright is a purehydrationsession

Some of this:

With some of this:

Bikky Kale?

long way from their base, but Otter bright is a purehydrationsession

I couldn't agree more.
Brewed in grandparents village- good memories.

Hawkshead Brewery's Windermere Pale.

A lovely light pint and currently £2.15 in my local Wetherspoons.