summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
My kind of landlord.
Beer, revisited
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summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
Here's the article.
www.nottinghampost.com
Landlord quits pub and says 'as soon as they put Foster's on that was me gone'
He says his vision for making it a refined historic pub was at odds with the Heineken-owned Star Pubs
It's very drinkable, unfortunately.
Up there with Snecklifter, for being a beer that just somehow manages to get you pissed more quickly and with less required than most beers !
As for Old Peculiar, that`s just in a league of it`s own
One of my absolute favourites.
Gwladys St. Glory
Grumpelicious middle-aged git
Now that's an ABV...for a beer anyhow.
My favourite off the shelf lager, hellishly expensive ( but worth it ) on draught.
Blast from the past as a favourite for me.
Pretty cheap tbh mate.
£2.47 660ml bottles in Asda off the cold shelf.
Buy 4 get cheapest free too
So 4 large bottles for less than £7.50 ...result.
For a Belgian special it's quite on the normal side. Had a Kasteel Tripel 11% and Malheur 12% Quadrupel earlier. They definitely like the strong stuff in Belgium. So do I by the looks if it. A nickname well earned I guess.
Gwladys St. Glory
Grumpelicious middle-aged git
Yeah, you can inject some St. Bernardus ABT 12 in to my veins any day. I think that's around 10%.
You`re looking at the best part of 6.50 for a pint in a pub, even a local.
The bottles are almost on a par with the draught for quality tbh.
Gwladys St. Glory
Grumpelicious middle-aged git
Ever tried a Straffe Hendrik Quadrupel? 11%, nectar of the gods.
Nope, Googled it because the name's not familiar and the label isn't familiar either.,.must not be too common here.
In my humble opinion, no country in the whole wide world beats the Belgians for their special beers. So privileged to live about 20 km from the Belgian border
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