Ale, Beer, Stout appreciation

Tastes like chicken..

what were these particular belgian ales, hippy?

http://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tripel_Karmeliet

It's a nice blonde I always go back to. :)

at the time, as much as i like the taste of higher % beers, by christ do i pay for it the next day. so chapeau to you

I've found Belgian brews don't do much damage. I've been caned by some higher percentage British beers though, Kernel 7% or something when consumed in pints can do some damage.

heh, don't know if you've sampled ridgeway > http://beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/7944 < their 'elf' series (and others) are interesting, i really like the 'lump of coal' stout

It doesn't ring a bell. Not too common in London perhaps?

they're the other side of the universe....in reading!

available online here > http://www.beersofeurope.co.uk/ridgeway-brewery-1 < along with many, many other brewers offerings

^ Went to the beersofeurope warehouse near Kings Lynn a decade or so ago - it was an expensive "drop in".

I've had a couple of the ridgeway ones, they're in a few of the offies round Reading way.

^ Went to the beersofeurope warehouse near Kings Lynn a decade or so ago - it was an expensive "drop in".

That's who we've been using the last few years.

They've lost one of our boxes though so we might be cutting ties soon if they don't sort it. Their courier company insists two boxes were delivered but they were not.

That's who we've been using the last few years.

Using it for australian beer?
Coopers is ok.
What's mountain goat like?
They got Little Creatures beer in the Hops and Glory (Orwell) for Australia day

That's who we've been using the last few years.

They've lost one of our boxes though so we might be cutting ties soon if they don't sort it. Their courier company insists two boxes were delivered but they were not.

One would hope they'd realise the value of your past and future custom, and offer a no quibble express delivery of your fave brew.

If you don't look after your customers, someone else will..

^ tell that to Michael O'Leary

Recents beers....

Nice and 'smokey'. A proper winter ale.

Enjoyable...

Lovely! Haven't had this Dark Star beer before.

OMG! This is the bees knees! It's fucking gorgeous! ^_^

Using it for australian beer?
Coopers is ok.
What's mountain goat like?
They got Little Creatures beer in the Hops and Glory (Orwell) for Australia day

I don't drink Australian beers.

Nope, only Begian beers from there.

Mountain Goat's beers were my faves when I left. There's lots more over there now but most of it won't make it over here. Coopers was good for something with taste that was actually available at most pubs/bottle'o's

One of my locals has Little Creatures but I'm no fan. Who am I kidding, if it's wet and cold it's awesome. :)

"...One of my locals has Little Creatures but I'm no fan. Who am I kidding, if it's wet and cold it's awesome. :)"

Ideal for Britain then.

There's lots more over there now but most of it won't make it over here

I tried these Stone wood beers which were ok.

The Pacific ale was like a wheat beer like Hoegarten and the Jasper was more 'meaty'

Not worth the ridiculous price I paid though

Mr Sworld - good beers! Citra is an interesting hop, want to use it in a home brew soon.

I think the kernel make one with Citra
very tasty

I tried these Stone wood beers which were ok.

The Pacific ale was like a wheat beer like Hoegarten and the Jasper was more 'meaty'

Not worth the ridiculous price I paid though

I've tried the Pacific at the Old Red Cow near Smithfield. I can't remember if I liked it or not as that night carried on for a while.... #'oblivion

. I can't remember if I liked it or not .... #'oblivion

Who am I kidding, if it's wet and cold it's awesome. :)

Who are you kidding?
Of course you liked it!

belvoir brewery taster day, melton red a particularly quaffable session beer. Now into the peacock's glory and old dalby