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Wriggling Snake May 2016 8:58am, 20 May 2016 11,996 posts	Quote Pin Wriggling Snake I went to the Tib Street Tavern in that there Northern Quarter last night, a bit modern and trendy for me as pubs go, however a very nice couple of pints from the Blackedge brewery.
Perfect Organism May 2016 8:59pm, 26 May 2016 583 posts	Quote Pin Perfect Organism In the evening star in Brighton drinking a pint of Cloudwater US Light Comet 3.6%. Delightful stuff. Crisp, citrus, hoppy, and refreshing as fuck. Really hitting the spot on this balmy evening.
Southcoastpete May 2016 9:53pm, 26 May 2016 5,281 posts	Quote Pin Southcoastpete Ooh, can't beat a pint of in the Evening Star, one of my favorite watering holes
mr d May 2016 10:11pm, 26 May 2016 2,162 posts	Quote Pin mr d St Austell Tribute last night, very nice, sadly the Doombar went off
Gooner May 2016 10:20pm, 26 May 2016 13,452 posts	Quote Pin Gooner A bottle of this from a little Staffordshire Brewery. 30th Birthday yesterday so the missus thought it would be funny...was actually quite tasty!
BaronessBL May 2016 7:22am, 27 May 2016 5,538 posts	Quote Pin BaronessBL Our local pub is serving a beer from a brewery in Wiltshire - Stonehenge Ales - called Sign of Spring. It's 4.6% and green in colour It looks like you are being served a pint of washing up liquid, but it's surprisingly tasty. I had perhaps a little more than I should have done last night, considering it's a weekday today
Wriggling Snake May 2016 8:41am, 27 May 2016 12,062 posts	Quote Pin Wriggling Snake I've had that Green Stuff at the Swindon Beer Festival a few years back. A new pub has re-opened down the road, The Spring Gardens, it is attached to a brewery (Fool Hardy Ales), 4 of their own on pumps, plus two others and a load of bottled beers, in all I counted 56 on their menu, that's a lot of visits.
Perfect Organism May 2016 9:26am, 27 May 2016 584 posts	Quote Pin Perfect Organism The evening star is a cracking wee pub isn't it! Really like the vibe and the selection there. That green stuff sounds, well, interesting! I'd definitely give it a try though!
Dvorak May 2016 1:51pm, 27 May 2016 11,784 posts	Quote Pin Dvorak Green beer goes back to the Forties. No wait, the Thirties - especially for women who didn't want their beer to look like beer. boakandbailey.com I had some Kelburn Jaguar last night. Top pint. Kelburn brew consistently good beers but I think the Jaguar is my favourite (Champion Beer of Britain: Silver supreme champion 2015).
Gooner May 2016 7:16pm, 27 May 2016 13,461 posts	Quote Pin Gooner Any tips on which to try first?