Beers you have tried and would buy again multi choice poll added 15/9, due to poll answer limits i could only add the more readily available beers from the thread to the list.
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I’m sure it has changed since it first came out. I remember being blown away by it when it first appeared and could really taste the Nelson Sauvin in there. Last time I had it it was just another bottled golden ale.Hobgoblin Gold is a surprisingly good beer on draught, bottles and cans are good but not a patch on draught.
Boulevard Tank 7?Tank 7
Yes, deliciousBoulevard Tank 7?
Agreed, fantastic beer and you're right, can't find it anywhere now.Yes, delicious
Draught Jail Ale is my commercial beer of choice, in fact I'm a Member of the Jail Ale Appreciation Society.Ooooooh.
We were recently in Plymouth and The Dolphin had this on draught.
Me and SWMBO liked it so much we took a trip to the 'moor to get some from the brewery shop.
I hadn't considered that anyone would have a clone recipe, so I need to do a bit of digging here. :hat:
Isn't "drinking from the amber stream" a euphemism for what happens in some specialist German videos?amber stream beer
No...that's the furry cup you're thinking of.Isn't "drinking from the amber stream" a euphemism for what happens in some specialist German videos?
If you do AG, brew your own bud. The recipe I used was absolutely spot on for the good stuff that you used to get on draught, and the bottles back when they used to be good too. My wife and I used to drink Hobgoblin Gold in a tiny little pub not far from us, before Marstons sold it to a nursery..... Proper old style pub, no kitchen, didn't take card payments, we used to take dog biscuits for the landlordss dog and at Christmas we took some stollen in for the landlord one year. So we have fond memories attached to the beer too I guess. lolI’m sure it has changed since it first came out. I remember being blown away by it when it first appeared and could really taste the Nelson Sauvin in there. Last time I had it it was just another bottled golden ale.