Ale

[bwfcdan94]

you will need a strong ale to get over are second defeat of the season come this evening and then hear PG makes give an interview to BBC saying that coyle has time on his side

Our FFS. Our.

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[Dr.Karl]

I went to that Brew Dog bar last night in Manchester. Cool vibe but was disappointed by their selection of 'classic games'. It's pricey too. £4.25 for a pint of Punk IPA(which I tried for the first time and was delicious). Oh and there seems to be a small beer festival in Albert Square for a few weeks. Didn't have any food while I was there but it smelt good.

[officer_dibble]

Yeah i think brewdog try and price out some people on purpose. i went to their bat in edinburgh and had a measure of their 40% effort tactical penguin(?) which was interesting!

[thebish]

had a pint of Otter Bitter today - in the Manor Inn Galmpton - near the banks of the river Dart...

(along with baguette & chips)

I have to say - it was sheer smooth nectar in a pint-pot!!!

[bedwetter2]

had a pint of Otter Bitter today - in the Manor Inn Galmpton - near the banks of the river Dart...

(along with baguette & chips)

I have to say - it was sheer smooth nectar in a pint-pot!!!

What baguette filling? You know you have to provide the full story. And what was the barmaid like?

[thebish]

What baguette filling? You know you have to provide the full story. And what was the barmaid like?

it was some kind of prawn-chilli concoction and was accompanied by some weeds and what was described as a "pinch" of chips!

barmaid - perky and attentive!

[bedwetter2]

What baguette filling? You know you have to provide the full story. And what was the barmaid like?

it was some kind of prawn-chilli concoction and was accompanied by some weeds and what was described as a "pinch" of chips!

barmaid - perky and attentive!

Perky! Did you show her Pinky?

[thebish]

What baguette filling? You know you have to provide the full story. And what was the barmaid like?

it was some kind of prawn-chilli concoction and was accompanied by some weeds and what was described as a "pinch" of chips!

barmaid - perky and attentive!

Perky! Did you show her Pinky?

she was easily young enough to be my daughter! so - no!

[superjohnmcginlay]

Not had some for ages but last night had a few pints of March Haigh from t'Riverhead in Marsden. If you've been on t'ale trail over this way you might have had it.
It's top notch but I've got a soggy head today.

[Prufrock]

Well, down our way, Adnams is dead, long live Doom Bar. After 8 years of service no-one buys enough of it any more to justify it bein gon all the time. So it's gone and Doom Bar is on. Now I'm a big fan of the stuff, but we've noticed it doesn't keep its head very long at all. It doesn't taste 'flat', it just goes! Current guest is the blinding Reverend James. Good stuff.

[Il Pirate]

Having been trying 'St Peter's ruby red' for a while, my wife bought me a 'St Peter's cream stout'. If you like your stout, look no further. And at 6.5% it has a bit of a kick.

[Little Green Man]

Bottle of Bath Ales' Barnsey for lunch today. Very nice with a bit of pork pie.

[bean]

Bottle of Bath Ales' Barnsey for lunch today. Very nice with a bit of pork pie.

Careful there, don't forget to call it 'Barnstormer'! They got lawsuited out of the name last year (despite using it for ages) by that godawful white cider company...

[Lost Leopard Spot]

General plea for information (my phone won't tell me because it thinks I'm under 18, and work computer won't let me because it's work's computer, and my copy of "Good Beer Guide" is just over a decade old), so where are the good pubs* in SW Cornwall? The closer to Porthcurno/Porthgwarra the better.

* real ale, tiny snugs, olde worlde real fires, witch trials on Saturday nights; that sort of thing.

[bwfcdan94]

have a school teacher from Lands end or near there. will ask him for you if you like

[bean]

General plea for information (my phone won't tell me because it thinks I'm under 18, and work computer won't let me because it's work's computer, and my copy of "Good Beer Guide" is just over a decade old), so where are the good pubs* in SW Cornwall? The closer to Porthcurno/Porthgwarra the better.

* real ale, tiny snugs, olde worlde real fires, witch trials on Saturday nights; that sort of thing.

Fraid i dont know the area well, but my 2012 GBG tells me that Botallack nr St Just has The Queens Arms with 4 ales and St Just itself has the Star Inn with 5, as well as an olde worlde real fire...

[Lost Leopard Spot]

have a school teacher from Lands end or near there. will ask him for you if you like

Fair enough...

[bwfcdan94]

have a school teacher from Lands end or near there. will ask him for you if you like

Fair enough...

will ask him tomorow. you dont need it before then do you

[Lost Leopard Spot]

General plea for information (my phone won't tell me because it thinks I'm under 18, and work computer won't let me because it's work's computer, and my copy of "Good Beer Guide" is just over a decade old), so where are the good pubs* in SW Cornwall? The closer to Porthcurno/Porthgwarra the better.

* real ale, tiny snugs, olde worlde real fires, witch trials on Saturday nights; that sort of thing.

Fraid i dont know the area well, but my 2012 GBG tells me that Botallack nr St Just has The Queens Arms with 4 ales and St Just itself has the Star Inn with 5, as well as an olde worlde real fire...

Excellent stuff.

[bean]

General plea for information (my phone won't tell me because it thinks I'm under 18, and work computer won't let me because it's work's computer, and my copy of "Good Beer Guide" is just over a decade old), so where are the good pubs* in SW Cornwall? The closer to Porthcurno/Porthgwarra the better.

* real ale, tiny snugs, olde worlde real fires, witch trials on Saturday nights; that sort of thing.

Fraid i dont know the area well, but my 2012 GBG tells me that Botallack nr St Just has The Queens Arms with 4 ales and St Just itself has the Star Inn with 5, as well as an olde worlde real fire...

Excellent stuff.

No worries, always a pleasure to help an alehead! If you end up in Penzance it recommends the Admiral Benbow, Crown Inn or First and Last. Seems like an unsurprisingly large amount of St Austell and Sharps, but they all supposedly have a few guests...