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• #177
@henners - you talking about this otter brewery?
If so my friend lives in the village over and I sampled the delights when I went to his over the summer. It is good stuff I must admit.
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• #178
Anyone brewing their own? I've been thinking about it for a while, gonna read up on it over christmas i think and get started early next year
Just found this, seems good: http://www.howtobrew.com/
My girlfriend bought me one of these starter kits for my birthday:
http://www.the-online-homebrew-company.co.uk/shop/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=78_113&products_id=568My first pint looked like this and was a beauty. I'm onto my third batch now. Very easy, just followed the instructions.
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• #179
@henners - you talking about this otter brewery?
If so my friend lives in the village over and I sampled the delights when I went to his over the summer. It is good stuff I must admit.
bingo nectar of Dionysus, when he wasn't being a chelsea wine bar ponce.
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• #180
My first pint looked like this and was a beauty.
So how did it taste? ;P
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• #181
OTTER ALE IS the GOD of all Beers.
I will be bringing some back after Xmas, if anyone wants anything let me know and i can do a proper order.
My folk's house is there.Xmas day cycling in the Blackdown Hills.
epic.Hmmm Love Otter Ale, your parents must be down near where my parents are - Honiton way?
Otter ale is lovely as is Otter Claus oh and Otter Bright
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• #182
Who wants to be a millionaire asked "Lambic is a Belgian variety of which drink?" Ha.. wish I got the £64k
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• #183
I was very impressed by the two ales that are served at SE Drinks: the Roebuck, I think one was called UBU and the other one was called Wild Goose, although I'm not sure if either of those names are correct. I do remember that they tasted fairly similar except UBU was a little lighter and hoppier than the Goose.
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• #184
I quite like Yuletide myself and Tally Ho is pretty awesome too.. I'm originally from Suffolk so was doing some pining by posting that in here. I'll be back for the festive period though so can sample the delights.
Which pub did you manage?
As for organising a ride there, how about sorting something for after the Dunwich Dynamo next summer?
It was the Jolly Sailor in Orford.
That's definitely a plan. The Dunwich Dynamo is the last week of July this year? I'll ride down, then ride back with you guys. Can hit up the brewery/some good pubs at this end. £2.80/pint of Adnams bitter here.
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• #185
UBU is fucked.. it was on at Wests venture to the Distillers Arms in Hammershit. Fucking hangover material foh shizzle.
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+1
Constantly hand pints back too, my sensitive palate is oft offended by an over ripe bitter
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• #189
greatest beer on earth, period:
http://www.greatlakesbrewing.com/beerProfile.php?beer_id=00000001That is a lager. It cannot be a great beer.
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• #190
I dunno BlueQuinn, I like a freezing cold lager on a boiling hot day. Too me, its perfect.
The rest of the times, I do like something more characterful.EDIT:
GrandeAnse + Carib, or
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• #191
Hmm, I love Kriek. I'm off to Brussels next week, I assume it should be available there. Where do you get it from over here?
this belgian brew is a stunner
their normal gueze is also very nice indeed
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• #192
i tasted quite a few belgian beers here
sadly not brussels
L'Antre Du Vaudree in Liege
http://www.vaudree-concept.be/partenariats/antre_du_vaudree/antre_du_vaudree.html that i think is the shop, opposite across the street was the bar / restaurant
wonderful place it took me a whole evening just to read through the beer menu
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• #193
I've recently had delivery of Tactical Nuclear Penguin the 32% I'm looking forward to trying it, although I suspect it'll be rank
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• #194
smarties bar in southport used to do a danish beer about 23% or something .. it was like condensed beer thick gloopy and the taste was concentrated too
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• #195
Hmm, I love Kriek. I'm off to Brussels next week, I assume it should be available there. Where do you get it from over here?
The Dove
Dovetail (Farringdon)
Belgos (google it)
Lowlander Cov Garden or City
The Volunteer Baker St. (and other pubs in that chain like Northstar)
The Fleetwood (Broadgate)
beersofeurope.com online delivery
quaffs (sp?) who used to/still do operate a stall in Spitalfield market
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• #196
that beer stall in borough market does have a great selection of belgian kit actually bought a st louis kriek there to taste they didn't have the regular non fruited beer at the time
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This has recently become a favourite of mine....
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This has recently become a favourite of mine....
I also bought some, tonight from ASDA, as its one of the few my lady might drink. Of course if she snubs it, more for me. Win! ;)
Tonight I'm necking TRIBUTE ale. Very, very, very nice indeed. Smooth, and as it says on the bottle..."moreish". Its true.
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Good monday night choice GA2G
I went up to my homeland of West Yorkshire on the weekend, had a nice pint of Tim Taylor Best Bitter with Lunch in Black Bull. Otley, then later five splendid pints of Black Sheep in The Malt Shovel, Boroughbridge. Excellent, highly quaffable session bitters, the like of which are thin on the ground here in LFL.
Goose Island??
wow. Thats smaller brewery in Chicago. I'm truly surprised it's made it's way to London. Honkers Ale is great, but not THAT good.
Really surprised they aren't carrying Great Lakes Brewing Co after seeing that. GLBC is really one of the finer mid sized breweries in the country.