Beer, revisited

[Connor mcloud]

It's got an Italian name and a snazzy bottle in conjunction with a push from the brewer with advertising. Peroni was just the same for many, many years.

To be honest I enjoy it more than those other “standards “ Fosters,Carling etc

 

[ste d' indica]

Black pepper infused IPA from Belgium, 6.9%.
Two things I like a about this - the pepper is a light touch and it's a proper IPA, not some hazy, hop heavy cheek shriveller. Nice.

 

[bigjonny]

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Black pepper infused IPA from Belgium, 6.9%.
Two things I like a about this - the pepper is a light touch and it's a proper IPA, not some hazy, hop heavy cheek shriveller. Nice.

I’ve got a can of that, been avoiding it due to the pepper but I’ll trust your judgment

 

[ste d' indica]

I’ve got a can of that, been avoiding it due to the pepper but I’ll trust your judgment

Cool, let us know what you think.

 

[LEONARD]

A nice drop, notes of Vanilla, Coffee, and dark chocolate.

 

[COYBL25]

A nice drop, notes of Vanilla, Coffee, and dark chocolate.

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I have a bottle in the fridge, it’s very nice stuff

 

[Connor mcloud]

Anyone tried that Bishops finger (easy!!) the name intrigues me so I need to know what it tastes like (steady!!)

 

[bigjonny]

Cool, let us know what you think.

It’s a nice drop isn’t it, plenty of flavour.

 

[COYBL25]

Anyone tried that Bishops finger (easy!!) the name intrigues me so I need to know what it tastes like (steady!!)

It’s nice stuff, easy to drink and really refreshing.

 

[Gwlacticos]

Just finished work for the weekend. Had a Saltaire Blonde and a Saltaire Unity. Oakham Citra, and a random couple of cans of Orangeboom lager my mate bought round. Finished my fifty gram Polish? Baccy off I got off some fella in the pub the night the pubs closed for the lockdown. Nice weekend off beckons as I lay here farting in the bath.

 

[Spadge Vernacular]

I bought some Guinness before. Not had it in a while but it is a consistent bevvy and safe place.

 

[ste d' indica]

I bought some Guinness before. Not had it in a while but it is a consistent bevvy and safe place.

In an era of questing for the next uber-hip ale, it's easy to forget what an exceptional beer Guinness is.

 

[ste d' indica]

So, apples. Not generally a fan despite years in the west country, but I tried this company's pineapple cider on draft a few months ago, really liked it. The bottle version is nice for a fun summers day drink, tastes like Lilt (so somewhat dangerous). I've tried the Darkcider as well, actually nice also for a heavy hitter. No idea what the cola one will taste like.

 

[Chewbacca]

I bought some Guinness before. Not had it in a while but it is a consistent bevvy and safe place.

In the right pubs in Dublin Guinness is an outstanding pint. Much less so over here. Even in Ireland you have to find the bars where it is kept well and has a high turnover. I can give you a list.

 

[ste d' indica]

Interesting little number from the beer box, 5.5% pale ale from Belgium, really tropical, coconut and citrus fruit flavours, like a pina colada beer. Nice