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Something to get over the rugby
What are you drinking tonight 2024.
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A nice German lager
Tonight's preprandial an overful pint of Westerham Spirit of Kent.
Please ignore any typos. I've had more than my usual quotient to drink trying to empty this minicask as we're going away on Tuesday.
Succes, the tail end of it, hurrah - gone!
Every drop gorgeous.
Now on to the 12 y/o Claret foretold last night.
Had with proper butcher bought lamb 'Barnsley chops'.
Both stunningly good, and together.
I love aged Claret (my understairs cupboard to be precise) - perfume, flavour, tannin grip and then the length of flavour again.
Can't beat a good full bodied red
I quite fancy a glass of my stout tonight.
micklupulo
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Thwaites IPA at the Crown Garstang at £3.50 a pint!
micklupulo
Landlord.
micklupulo
Landlord.
After a couple of glasses of stout I’m moving on to my porter. Where the stout is quite clean and roasty, the porter is far more chocolate and coffee.
micklupulo
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Dizzy Blonde at the Royal Oak Garstang though I stress that I am with a redhead!
I started a little earlier with Sharps Atlantic having take the grandchildren to lunch. At home now and drinking my Pirate Pale.
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Got to big step up from Sharp's Atlantic
Peroni at Premier Inn Heathrow T5.
Well it's the best option in the meal deal.
SWMBOd's Jam Shed Chardonnay was a little later in arrival.......
I do like Sharp’s Sea Fury and I regularly brew a clone.
Then on to Camden Pale Ale (extra cost) to accompany their Steak and Ale pie, with accompanying Health Warning: May contain traces of alcohol!
(the pie that is ).
You’d probably like Sharps Original too but will struggle to find it. I do know of one pub in Cornwall where some of the locals refused to accept anything else. I believe it’s now only made in small batches to the original recipe and available only at a few outlets.
I last had Sharps Original (and Sea Fury) in The Castle Inn on Fore Street, St. Ives. Mind you, if you find yourself in St.Ives you have to visit The Pilchard Press Alehouse on the sea front. Nice cask beers and a great atmosphere - l could live there!
We had some money off tickets for a pub near home that had to be used so nipped out for tea. Two pints of Ossett White Rat to finish my 11 days off.
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American Amber is going down nicely
Enjoyed this on the flight to Poland
And now enjoying this (probably the only smoked beer I've ever liked)
And now enjoying this (probably the only smoked beer I've ever liked)
