What is the best pint?
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Fuller's for me!!!
The famous one that you may have heard of is London Pride, but if you find a pub that the regulars know their beer go for Fuller's Chisick - Mmmm!!!
http://www.fullers.co.uk/frames.phtml

The famous one that you may have heard of is London Pride, but if you find a pub that the regulars know their beer go for Fuller's Chisick - Mmmm!!!
http://www.fullers.co.uk/frames.phtml
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Wow I was going to start a thread asking about this and amazing I see this one brought up!
I love Guinness, but tried whats called an oatmeal stout in Canada, St Ambroise, and really liked it alot. What is it with Manchester? I'm staying just outside the City Center, I've been to 4 pubs, and not one of them has a stout on tap, and I cant find an oatmeal stout anywhere. i read theres a brewery called Sam Smith that does a mean oatmeal stout in the UK, but no one Ive met has heard of it and none of the off license places have any stout except for Guinness. What gives?????
Any suggestions wise ones?
I love Guinness, but tried whats called an oatmeal stout in Canada, St Ambroise, and really liked it alot. What is it with Manchester? I'm staying just outside the City Center, I've been to 4 pubs, and not one of them has a stout on tap, and I cant find an oatmeal stout anywhere. i read theres a brewery called Sam Smith that does a mean oatmeal stout in the UK, but no one Ive met has heard of it and none of the off license places have any stout except for Guinness. What gives?????
Any suggestions wise ones?
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Great pub just outside Manchester - loads of beers. Loads of local stuff too.
Jump off Salford Central trainstation do a left to the main road, cross over, down a back street, and it's next to Salford Mag Court
Great pub just outside Manchester - loads of beers. Loads of local stuff too.
Jump off Salford Central trainstation do a left to the main road, cross over, down a back street, and it's next to Salford Mag Court

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Probably the next likliest to Guinness is Murphy's on draught. Sam Smiths do an Oatmeal Stout in bottles (or used to until recently)lionelator wrote:Wow I was going to start a thread asking about this and amazing I see this one brought up!
I love Guinness, but tried whats called an oatmeal stout in Canada, St Ambroise, and really liked it alot. What is it with Manchester? I'm staying just outside the City Center, I've been to 4 pubs, and not one of them has a stout on tap, and I cant find an oatmeal stout anywhere. i read theres a brewery called Sam Smith that does a mean oatmeal stout in the UK, but no one Ive met has heard of it and none of the off license places have any stout except for Guinness. What gives?????
Any suggestions wise ones?
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Thanks Dan M. I'll have a look, hope they have something heavy.
Ya I saw a sign at a bar saying Murphys rich stout, sounded good, I walked in, absolutely empty, and the girl behind the bar had no idea they had a sign saying Murphys stout in the window, or what it was.
I read up and found that Sam Smiths oatmeal stout is available mainly in bottles outside of Tadcaster, but I cant even find it in bottles in any of the stores near where I'm staying, or on Oxford road.
Ya I saw a sign at a bar saying Murphys rich stout, sounded good, I walked in, absolutely empty, and the girl behind the bar had no idea they had a sign saying Murphys stout in the window, or what it was.
I read up and found that Sam Smiths oatmeal stout is available mainly in bottles outside of Tadcaster, but I cant even find it in bottles in any of the stores near where I'm staying, or on Oxford road.
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Oddly enough you can find it in the states quite easily.lionelator wrote:Thanks Dan M. I'll have a look, hope they have something heavy.
Ya I saw a sign at a bar saying Murphys rich stout, sounded good, I walked in, absolutely empty, and the girl behind the bar had no idea they had a sign saying Murphys stout in the window, or what it was.
I read up and found that Sam Smiths oatmeal stout is available mainly in bottles outside of Tadcaster, but I cant even find it in bottles in any of the stores near where I'm staying, or on Oxford road.
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Look for the Big Wheel....just below is Sinclairs Oyster Bar....that's Sam Smiths....they might do off sales....lionelator wrote:Thanks Dan M. I'll have a look, hope they have something heavy.
Ya I saw a sign at a bar saying Murphys rich stout, sounded good, I walked in, absolutely empty, and the girl behind the bar had no idea they had a sign saying Murphys stout in the window, or what it was.
I read up and found that Sam Smiths oatmeal stout is available mainly in bottles outside of Tadcaster, but I cant even find it in bottles in any of the stores near where I'm staying, or on Oxford road.
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Wow thanks! thats my adventure for tomorrow.Worthy4England wrote:Look for the Big Wheel....just below is Sinclairs Oyster Bar....that's Sam Smiths....they might do off sales....lionelator wrote:Thanks Dan M. I'll have a look, hope they have something heavy.
Ya I saw a sign at a bar saying Murphys rich stout, sounded good, I walked in, absolutely empty, and the girl behind the bar had no idea they had a sign saying Murphys stout in the window, or what it was.
I read up and found that Sam Smiths oatmeal stout is available mainly in bottles outside of Tadcaster, but I cant even find it in bottles in any of the stores near where I'm staying, or on Oxford road.
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See, I always remembered it as "where beer is cool" (descending notes) before the uplifting "and hearts are warm"... and "perhaps she's missing me as I'm missing her..."CrazyHorse wrote:I wish I was in Greenhall Whitley land
where hearts are warm and beer is cool
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People seem to agree with CH. It is supposed to be on youtube here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uj87yXaPyHk - a number o fads but I didn't have time to check.Dave Sutton's barnet wrote:See, I always remembered it as "where beer is cool" (descending notes) before the uplifting "and hearts are warm"... and "perhaps she's missing me as I'm missing her..."CrazyHorse wrote:I wish I was in Greenhall Whitley land
where hearts are warm and beer is cool
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the jokes, the warmth the fun, the girl behind the bar
but most of all, Greenhall Whitleys most of all, I'm missing you.
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