Gatwick. £7.88 for a pint of Neck Oil (the only ale on tap).
What are you drinking tonight 2022?
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Cheaper than central London.
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Tried a couple of local Menorcan beers from Grahame Pearce today. Hefeweisse at lunchtime on draught in Mahon was excellent. The bottled IPA back at base was a gushing, unfiltered, hop-particle filled, uber-bitter mess.
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Did the Mumble Mile many many years ago and it was chucking it down with rain on the way back to our friends in Swansea Marina.. Upon leaving the taxi someone asked what about a tip. My mate piped up.. Don’t drive so fast in the wet and walked off 😄
I really like the taste of that, but I always feel very queasy after a bottle. No other beer does that. In the interests of research I keep trying it in case my local Lidl just have a bad batch....
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Golden ale with harlequin and godiva hop's.
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I mostly avoid drinking on weeknights but it’s being one of those days GW Archer Best Bitter (4.5%) just a nice easy drinking bitter.
Sounds rubbish...fishing in the Christmas Hills,drinking...bah!
Three of my favourite things..fishing,Christmas, drinking!
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It's not a variety I have drunk much in the past but it is one of three I have tried recently all of which have been good in different ways. For the price £1.25 (I think) this is very good and 5%. Aldi do a Harpers (Marstons in a cheap suit) Plum Porter at 4.8% for about the same price which is also very palatable. Aldi have also brought out a London Porter brewed for them by St Peters at 4.5% for £1.49 which is also very drinkable and nicely balanced.
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This is my take on Hazelwood premium bitter. Really impressed, this is my first time making the style. I used WLP 023, flavour is great the clarity not so
Back in Cyprus, this time on the Turkish side. Having an Efes or three but I have a couple of cans for later.
Not seen this Amsterdam Navigator before. It’s 8% but not especially malty or hoppy. It’s OK.
I don't recall there being one there. There was one where the owners moved to the Victoria Inn bit it's best avoided unless you like dogs up on the bar trying to slurp your pint. Ty cwrw is next to the Carlton hotel but only opens from 4 on weekdays that's not bad.
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WHen you back, got a beer to post.
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I wanted to start the evening of with one of my quads. Popped the cap and nothing, flat as a pancake 😭 That's what I get for recycling caps I guess.
Cracked open a can of this peanut brittle stout instead. It's ok, the peanut brittle taste is there, but it's quite thin for a stout.
Cracked open a can of this peanut brittle stout instead. It's ok, the peanut brittle taste is there, but it's quite thin for a stout.
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Not sure why anyone would reuse caps.
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First up a crisp Brooklyn lager..like this one it's got a lemon vibe .think it's late hopped with mittelfruh
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