Beer, revisited

[ste d' indica]

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Madogs Ale, 3.7% - Purple Moose.

I‘ve had their wonderful Purple Moose Ale before, but I’ve never had this one.

Really sweet for a bitter and almost tastes a little, like a very low strength version of Wobbly Bob.

It was a very nice pint, but I’m not sure how many you could drink, due the sweetness.

I do like Purple Moose, Dark Side is a blinder.

 

[summerisle]

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Madogs Ale, 3.7% - Purple Moose.

I‘ve had their wonderful Purple Moose Ale before, but I’ve never had this one.

Really sweet for a bitter and almost tastes a little, like a very low strength version of Wobbly Bob.

It was a very nice pint, but I’m not sure how many you could drink, due the sweetness.

 

[Cellardweller]

Had this last night, From Lidl. Very nice. On Old Tom now

 

[ste d' indica]

Had this last night, From Lidl. Very nice. On Old Tom now

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Smashin brew, I'm lucky to live close enough to Box Steam to get mini casks now and again.

 

[Cellardweller]

Smashin brew, I'm lucky to live close enough to Box Steam to get mini casks now and again.

I was really surprised it was so nice. Just the right amount of sweetness

 

[ste d' indica]

Spent another wasted evening at L&G, on the Running With Spectres Baltic Porter, superb.

 

[COYBL25]

Absolution Amber Ale (5.3%) - Abbeydale Brewery.

Abbeydale is a new brewery to me ( Sheffield based ) and it was a really nice pint.

The best way I’d describe it, would be a full bodied cross between a traditional bitter and an IPA.

I had quite a few, laughing at the Eurovision last night and suffered zero hangover this morning, which is always the sign of a good beer.

 

[bigjonny]

Went to Chorley yesterday for The Macron Cup final and went to The Artisan Alehouse , Withnell brewery’s tap room. Highly recommended if you’re in that neck of the woods , tried a panoramic photo on my new phone.

 

[ste d' indica]

Mrs d came back from the shops with 2 cold ones of these cos she likes the advert:





Not too bad actually, tastes like alcoholic ribena.

It is a boss ad like:

 

[leslad]

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Absolution Amber Ale (5.3%) - Abbeydale Brewery.

Abbeydale is a new brewery to me ( Sheffield based ) and it was a really nice pint.

The best way I’d describe it, would be a full bodied cross between a traditional bitter and an IPA.

I had quite a few, laughing at the Eurovision last night and suffered zero hangover this morning, which is always the sign of a good beer.

Spend a lot of time in Sheffield and Abbeydale are a big but still fairly local brewery, really high output of beers of loads of different styles (both keg and cask) and always great quality

 

[COYBL25]

Spend a lot of time in Sheffield and Abbeydale are a big but still fairly local brewery, really high output of beers of loads of different styles (both keg and cask) and always great quality

And all the beers have religious themes !

 

[leslad]

And all the beers have religious themes !

I've heard they can get you closer to the big man upstairs

 

[Daveysgingerlovechild]

Decided to sample Stella Artois unfiltered. It's... okay.

Which is a win in my book, as I expected it to be REALLY bad.

 

[Diogenes the Cynic]

Decided to sample Stella Artois unfiltered. It's... okay.

Which is a win in my book, as I expected it to be REALLY bad.

Had one of those the other day.

Unfortunately still tasted like Stella.

 

[Diogenes the Cynic]

Been going through Aldi's beer range lately.

The can of Vanilla stout isn't much to write home about but they have bottles of coffee stout which are lovely.