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Apr 2009
11:56am, 21 Apr 2009
7,203 posts
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Cavey
Mrs C has a thing about Cameron's Strongarm as her mum used to run a Cameron's pub. I bought a couple of bottles of a Yorkshire Ale celebrating 50 years of the National Park, but can't remember what its called, and haven't tasted it yet. But for £2 a bottle it better be good (see I have lived in Yorkshire too long!!)
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Apr 2009
12:04pm, 21 Apr 2009
91 posts
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mawngyguy
I saw that National Park stuff in Tesco, sitting just under the Copper Dragon. A tasting report would be appreciated.
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Apr 2009
12:25pm, 21 Apr 2009
7,205 posts
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Cavey
Just for you I will crack open a bottle tonight 
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Apr 2009
12:28pm, 21 Apr 2009
4,030 posts
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Huge
This is just madness
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Apr 2009
4:37pm, 21 Apr 2009
101 posts
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southcoastpete
Like all this talk of Lake District ales.
I'm doing Windemere marathon next month and I've managed to pick up a bus ale trail from the local CAMRA branch.
So guess what I'll be doing the day after the race?
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Apr 2009
5:43pm, 21 Apr 2009
363 posts
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Baronessbl
Anyone like the former CBoB Brewers Gold from the Crouch Vale Brewery in Essex? Festival organiser has ordered twice as much as she should have done. But just so she doesn't feel too bad about it we're going to try and drink every last drop for her. Roll on midday tomorrow....!
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Apr 2009
9:00am, 22 Apr 2009
7,229 posts
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Cavey
Tried that Cropton Brewery 'Yorkshire Moors' ale last night. I didn't like it too much. A bit too strong for my tastes. I did however like the Badger Brewery Hopping Hare that I followed it up with. Very refreshing!
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Apr 2009
9:02am, 22 Apr 2009
33,916 posts
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Puddington
lol.
You = Old Fart: Official
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Apr 2009
9:05am, 22 Apr 2009
7,230 posts
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Cavey
I know!! I made a special trip to the supermarket to buy an array of ales
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Apr 2009
9:13am, 22 Apr 2009
4,733 posts
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northernslowcoach
all round to Cavey's
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