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Feb 2022
3:55pm, 28 Feb 2022
1,586 posts
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Reiver
We had a trip to a newish micro pub/taproom on Friday. Excellent beers and fantastic burgers from a streetfood van.
1. Rigg & Furrow Brewery - Jett. This was a 5.4% cucumber and juniper saison.
2. Brewis Beer Co - Turning Tides, a 5.8% American pale ale.
In front of the TV on Saturday night:
3. Full Circle Brew Co - Twister, 5.1% raspberry, lemon & lime sour
4. Good old Brewdog Punk IPA
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Feb 2022
5:27pm, 28 Feb 2022
1,648 posts
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Weean
We had a little trip to the East Midlands whilst my eldest visited Loughborough Uni. The following was not all at once:
24. (draught) Pieminister Pie PA no strength information. Apparently this used to be brewed by Bath Ales, but not any more. Lots of hoppy bitterness, very little else going on.
25. (draught) Newby Wyke Bear Island 4.6%. Disappointingly the pick of the weekend. Very pale (it's a blonde) and a little creamy.
26. (bottle) Lion Ceylon Lager 4.8%. My only grumble was that the menu said 500ml, but the bottle said 330ml.
27. (draught) Leeds Pale Ale 3.8%. This one didn't taste right. It might not have been properly looked after, but my wife had a half of Oakham Citra from the pump right next to it that was lovely. I suspect that there was something wrong, but I'll be wary of future Leeds ales (although you don't see many in this neck of the woods).
28. (can) Fourpure Citrus Session IPA 4%. Pleasant enough, would have been nicer in a glass.
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Feb 2022
8:20pm, 28 Feb 2022
2,502 posts
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cackleberry
An evening can of Brewdog "Lost in Mango".
= 14
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Feb 2022
8:23pm, 28 Feb 2022
2,503 posts
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cackleberry
I can't count, 15 in total for me.
Didn't write an earlier brew down in my note book.
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Mar 2022
9:06am, 1 Mar 2022
33,310 posts
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Ocelot Spleens
Quiet weekend. Okay, Okay we had some wine!
Cans
Seven Brothers, Salford, Juicy IPA, 6.0%, which was very good, and their Easy IPA, 4.7%, which was a touch insipid, probably had them in the wrong order.
Cask
Katherine, NZ Pale Ale, Donkeystone, 5.0%, very good indeed.
Cans
Vocation, New Musick, Hazy Pale Ale ( these things can be vegan ), 4%
Vocation, Love and Hate, NEIPA, very strong so unbalanced as regards taste, good but if you are going to Brew a beer at that strength it needs more oomph.
Keg
Freedom Pale Ale, 4%, insipid.
Cask
Donkeystone Modern bitter, 3.8%, not sure what was modern, not malty or hoppy enough for a very good bitter. Nice enough.
Bottle
La Chouffe Blonde, 8%, very tasty indeed
Spitfire, Shepherd Neame, an old favourite,
Cans
New Can tonight. Phaedra, Pale Ale, Ponoma Island Brewery, Manchester, 5.3%
Table Service 3.2% cloudwater
Lagonda, Pale Ale, 5.0%, marble
Factotum Pale, Ponoma Island 4.0%
Sonoma Pale, Track Brewery, 3.8%
Bottles
Ichiban Shibori Premium, 5.5%, Kirin
Cask
Old Speckled Hen, 5.5%
Low Rider, 3.9%, Bristol Beer Factoryf
Youngs Special London, 4.5%, Eagle
Citra, 4.2%, Oakham
Town Crier, 4.5%, Hobson's
4Ts American Pale Ale,4.0%
Unicorn, Robinsons, Golden Ale, 4.3%
Idaho American Pale Ale, 4.2%, Poynton Brewery.
Daily Bread Bitter, 3.8% Abbeydale, Sheffield.
Thwaites Original Bitter, 3.8%
Goffs, White Knight, 4.7%.
Settle, Old Smithy Porter,4.7%
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Mar 2022
9:06am, 1 Mar 2022
33,311 posts
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Ocelot Spleens
Kaihe, not Katherine.
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Mar 2022
9:23am, 1 Mar 2022
24,410 posts
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Angus Clydesdale
Good haul! 🍺
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Mar 2022
11:44am, 1 Mar 2022
902 posts
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Weath
Quiet weekend. ,Daily Bread Bitter, 3.8% Abbeydale, Sheffield.
I like that one and also their Moonshine (pale ale @ 4.3%) and Absolution (5.3%) Used to see them quite frequently in some of my Notts haunts but not seen for some time now.
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Mar 2022
1:19pm, 1 Mar 2022
33,315 posts
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Ocelot Spleens
Just the first 3!
Abbeydale regularly get across the Pennines! Not far really.
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Mar 2022
6:02pm, 2 Mar 2022
309 posts
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Hertford Tiger
No 48 is a can of Day Dreamer hazy ipa from London Beer Factory. Very good
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Fetch Real Ale Drinkers (FRAD)
Oct 2024
