I’m back on the cask bitter now 
What are you drinking 2024.
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Picked this up in Aldi and it’s very tasty
Next up from Aldi
micklupulo
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At the White Lion Machynlleth with a Wye Valley Gold Rush.Never had it before and am impressed!
The best day we had there was a few winters ago camping at the CMAC site, there was a major snowfall in the midlands (I’d cooked breakfast on the Cadac outside it with clear blue skies so had no idea) and so couldn’t get home. So spent the day in the pub in front of the fire, they even let the dog sprawl on the sofa
This was my garden when we could get back.
micklupulo
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Now an excellent palate cleanser back at the lodge!
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Top photo taken at the estimable Old Point House in Angle, Pembrokeshire. The second back at the cottage.
Aldi proper job clone, it’s not bad you know
micklupulo
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Yes but I dubbed it Improper Job as a joke which conjures up all manner of images!
Saved the best till last
Im a kviek(voss) fanboi i'll have to get some in.
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Blew the dust off one of my Sierra Nevada glasses to give it a run with a couple of Hop Stompers. The extreme citrus flavour which I used to love and could learn to like again. Very puckering, I can get a 20 litre keg of this fairly cheap and considering going for it, plus I end up with a free keg.
Cask bitter as a reward for cleaning and polishing my car 
More cask bitter, this time to cheer me up because it’s raining on my beautifully clean, shiny car! 
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Just finished a caravan curry, now time for a bottle surprise. A west coast black lager
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Hmm hazy goodness
So starting with an amazing 5% NZ pale from beerriff. So much flavour for a 5% beer awesome. Then my dipa-matic solution a 7.74% NZ beerriff inspired DIPA. I'm stoked I nailed it. It's immediately on the rebrew list despite 300g of pellet hops in 18 litres.
Then a weird yet strange and wonderful (tony Blackburn quote) beer from vocation. Almost like a barley wine but not quite, love the barrel aged aspect of it. Finishing off with the piraat which unusually for a session is 4th place.
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Four long necks before dinner, not bad going beautiful winter sunshine what could be better? Trip to the old Dart booked and paid for I just hope you have an Indian Summer in September.
A couple of Fullers London Pride clone to start with and a couple of Jamils Bitter. The Jamils Bitter which I was trying to recall what it tastes like is Hook Norton Haymaker, malty on the nose and on the taste.
FLP is the first couple followed by Jamils Bitter lovely head on Jamils just like a cask ale.
A couple of Fullers London Pride clone to start with and a couple of Jamils Bitter. The Jamils Bitter which I was trying to recall what it tastes like is Hook Norton Haymaker, malty on the nose and on the taste.
FLP is the first couple followed by Jamils Bitter lovely head on Jamils just like a cask ale.
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It’s a surprisingly nice stout
