You're stuck in quarantine with only one beer

[Gerryjo]

Harp

You can't be serious...

 

[Chippy_Tea]

You can't be serious...

Well it does stay sharp to the bottom of the glass

 

[Gerryjo]

Well it does stay sharp to the bottom of the glass

If ever I want a killer hangover one pint is enough...

 

[GhostShip]

Nene Valley Brewery - Big Bang Theory. A thing of true beauty.

 

[Nicks90]

Old peculiar would be my go to choice, but only because unlimited bottles of Cantillon would probably lose its appeal (eventually) or I'd die of liver failure too quickly

 

[AXW123]

Probably leffe or maybe Duvel. Hard question.

 

[Cheshire Cat]

I'm stuck inside of Mobile with the Memphis Blues again. Who wrote that?

 

[GhostShip]

I'm stuck inside of Mobile with the Memphis Blues again. Who wrote that?

Bob Dylan.

 

[St00]

I'm stuck inside of Mobile with the Memphis Blues again. Who wrote that?

See also the Sisters Of Mercy - "Stuck inside of Memphis in a mobile home"

 

[ChrisT685]

See also the Sisters Of Mercy - "Stuck inside of Memphis in a mobile home"

Saw them the week before lockdown in March. Eldritch still has it !!!

 

[St00]

Saw them the week before lockdown in March. Eldritch still has it !!!

I've seen them a fair few times and the baron definitely still has it. Just a shame there's such a lack of new material

 

[An Ankoù]

Brains Dark for a commercial beer. But for one of my own I'd go for an EKG smash like Ron Pattinsons 1864 Lovibond XB pale ale.

Well done @Cwrw666. I made up a batch, which I bottled towards the end of November. Tried one in January and wasn't that impressed. Opened one today and it's absolutely gorgeous: starts off with honey notes and the high IBUs don't intrude at all. I used Hookhead pale, as it happens, but I had to look up my notes because it tasted like Chevallier. I'll definitely be doing that one again. Thanks for the tip.
:hat:

 

[marshbrewer]

It's a damn good recipe, that is.

 

[user 47933]

Arbor Ales - Faked Alaska or Buxton x Omnipollo - Yellow Belly

Faked Alaska is my all time favourite, I’ve yet to find anything that comes even close, great choice

 

[Rugby Fan.]

Beez Kneez from Matilda Bay in Oz.

Honey wheat beer and very quaffable

 

[evil.soup]

I think Kronenbourg 1664, there seems to be a lot of distaste for commercial lager amongst many home brewers, but 1664 has fond memories for me of travelling around France and I find it quite distinctive.

 

[TonyT]

Fullers 1845 for me.