Your Favourite Ales/bitters

[nando]

has any one tried black sheep?

 

[Samantha]

Yes - I went on a tour of the Black Sheep brewery and we got tasters of lots of the ales. All good IMO.

 

[nando]

i am trying to get a taste of it here in london but to no avail.

 

[fat]

Hobgoblin of Wychwood Brewery for me, always.

 

[themadhippy]

In london i'd either be down briton street in the jerusalem tavern trying as many of the st peters range as possible ,or down the road in the wenlock arms just of city road.As for a favoruite?MMM i'll get back to you,harviestoun bitter & twisted or m+s scottish ale or M+s cornish ale or st peters graitfruit ale or 101 others

 

[dudywoxer]

has any one tried black sheep?

before you try too many from Black sheep, keep in mind that the name Riggwelter
is supposed to come from the Old Norse, rigg-back and velte ??? to overturn. When a sheep is on its back and cannot get up without help, local Yorkshire dialect says it is rigged or riggwelted. The ale can have the same effect.
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[nando]

thank's i will take heed, (hic)

 

[Cav]

Fullers ESB; Timothy Taylor's Landlord, Youngs Special; Thatchers Traditional Cider...

 

[nando]

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Fullers ESB; Timothy Taylor's Landlord, Ypungs Special; Thatchers Traditional Cider...

funny you should say ESB, just had lunch by a fullers pub by chiswick, now quite enjoying a nice pint of esb, nice.
nando.

 

[Soloist]

St Austell Brewery's 'Tribute' and Adnam's 'Broadside'

AB

 

[nando]

what happend to courage directors?
nando.

 

[Soloist]

Director's is still about. It is a bit variable on quality - it needs to be looked after properly.

 

[themadhippy]

St Austell Brewery's 'Tribute'

supping a pint (ok 500ml) of that at the moment,and whilst normally i'd enjoy it, it dont taste right after 2 bottles of brakespear tripple.

 

[nando]

try old peculier, right now while listening to jazz fm , a tiple of old spickled hen,

 

[hebffiniamike]

before you try too many from Black sheep, keep in mind that the name Riggwelter
is supposed to come from the Old Norse, rigg-back and velte – to overturn. When a sheep is on its back and cannot get up without help, local Yorkshire dialect says it is rigged or riggwelted. The ale can have the same effect.

not just old norse- its the same in mordrn norweigan

fav beer at the moment must be thornbridge jaipur ipa - or ilkley brewery mary jane

 

[nando]

welsh recepie?

 

[Rick101]

First post here amd nothing to do with Hi-Fi!

Don't really have a favourite but supped quite a bit of Kelham Island Ammarilo Gold recently.

Lovely stuff.

Lots of folk raving about the Jaipur but have to say I wan't that keen. Probably too refined for my amateur buds.

 

[nando]

young's? are they still going,

 

[themadhippy]

charily wells from bedford and youngs joined forces a few years back

 

[nando]

i alway's rememeber "winter warmer" wow,