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If your in Spain try the Alhambra beer. Most places have it and it’s better than the local stuff. The green is better than the espacial.Off out for a few beers later. But first a pre shower beer. Seen a lot of people talk about this. Not bad. Nice and refreshing
I have only had the bottled version but assuming the draught is better it would almost be worth being sent down for!Off out to a leaving do in Portreath, thought I'd have a loosener in the pub at the opposite end of the village to cool off after cycling down.
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Time to buy shares in overtone the amount you've been going through recentlyWe were watching a film earlier and I'd forgotten we'd had this one too. Very nice by the way. I think 4 in a day is enough
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That old sweet chestnut.Found an unexpected bottle of tropical stout in the garage fridge this is a fantastic beer. Pity it’s the last bottle View attachment 87725
Unfortunately I am in WalesIf your in Spain try the Alhambra beer. Most places have it and it’s better than the local stuff. The green is better than the espacial.
After you've had a few pints, grab a load of your beer and hide it around the house. You'll forget where they are, think they don't exist and then be pleasantly surprised when you find a few extra you thought you'd run out of!Found an unexpected bottle of tropical stout in the garage fridge this is a fantastic beer. Pity it’s the last bottle View attachment 87725
Time to buy shares in overtone the amount you've been going through recently
Cheers mate, I thought this one might be to your tasteHappy Friday one and all!
It’s guest beer night and first up is a West Coast Amber Lager from @dave_77. I’ve been admiring this beer since the photos first appeared in this thread, and I’m very excited to get to try it.
It looks amazing in the glass, copper coloured and crystal clear, moderate to high carbonation with a steady stream of bubbles constantly refreshing a fluffy head the whole way down the pint.
Soft subtle toasted malt aromas, flavours of toasted malts and caramel. Amarillo and Loral give complimentry soft citrus hop notes to the malt flavours. It’s a well balanced beer, moderate bitterness allows the malts to shine.
Cheers mate, I think this is probably the best beer you’d sent me, but I’ll admit that I am a sucker for amber lagers and ales!
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