Ale

[General Mannerheim]

grown quite fond of London Pride lately. I know they are meant to be soft southern bastards, but theres definitely more of a drinking culture down here, as such ive tried to swerve the stong lagers ive always supped at home in favour of summat that wont have me asleep in the afternoons!

anyway, London Pride, bang on.

[LeverEnd]

Pike's Dark at the Dog and Partridge this weekend will be well sampled.
Really enjoying my tour of the boards on here now the season is over! Didn't know all these threads existed.

[bobo the clown]

grown quite fond of London Pride lately. I know they are meant to be soft southern bastards, but theres definitely more of a drinking culture down here, as such ive tried to swerve the stong lagers ive always supped at home in favour of summat that wont have me asleep in the afternoons!

anyway, London Pride, bang on.

Is Fullers ESB still doing the rounds ?

I'm not the biggest beer person, but that stands out.

[jaffka]

Just been drinking alot of that London Pride in Gibraltar, it was ok.

Also on tap was Speckled Hen, that gets to you after a few pints.

[Prufrock]

Pride is all right for down here, but it's no Wainwright's. There's a cracking pub between Farringdon and Angel that has Wainwright's, Pride, and Deuchar's IPA on.

And Bobe's, not only is ESB still going, you can get it in Morrison's!

[jaffka]

Pride is all right for down here, but it's no Wainwright's. There's a cracking pub between Farringdon and Angel that has Wainwright's, Pride, and Deuchar's IPA on.

And Bobe's, not only is ESB still going, you can get it in Morrison's!

Bobe's???

Is that a pillow name?

[Prufrock]

Yep, I don't give wonky apostrophes (fnarr) to just anyone you know.

[jaffka]

So now we know where you got that pink dressing gown from.

[bobo the clown]

So now we know where you got that pink dressing gown from.

It was white when he was given it.

[General Mannerheim]

Pride is all right for down here, but it's no Wainwright's. There's a cracking pub between Farringdon and Angel that has Wainwright's, Pride, and Deuchar's IPA on.

And Bobe's, not only is ESB still going, you can get it in Morrison's!

whats the pub? is it The Blacksmith & Toffemaker? between Farringdon and Angel couldnt be more convenient for me. Loads of good pubs round Farringdon btw, a lot of them open at 5am to serve the sixfield market workers.

[Prufrock]

I couldn't quite remember the name because it was something daft; that's the one! You been in? I've only been twice but I really like it. Shabby, belting beer, and full of pissed posh women !

[General Mannerheim]

never been in but i pass it alot and it always turns my head!

im there next week.

[Gary the Enfield]

Was in the Hawley Arms in Camden last Saturday. Had a very nice drop of Golden Hen.

If out I will drink London Pride or Speckled Hen. My favourite tipple at the moment though is Doombar from Cornwall. If you see it, try it.

[LeverEnd]

Was in the Hawley Arms in Camden last Saturday. Had a very nice drop of Golden Hen.

If out I will drink London Pride or Speckled Hen. My favourite tipple at the moment though is Doombar from Cornwall. If you see it, try it.

Good stuff, had Tribute too which is excellent and I think it's from round there.

[bedwetter2]

Was in the Hawley Arms in Camden last Saturday. Had a very nice drop of Golden Hen.

If out I will drink London Pride or Speckled Hen. My favourite tipple at the moment though is Doombar from Cornwall. If you see it, try it.

Good stuff, had Tribute too which is excellent and I think it's from round there.

St Austell Tribute. Excellent pint, as is Sharps Doombar. Both brewed in Cornwall, m'dears.

[William the White]

Pride is all right for down here, but it's no Wainwright's. There's a cracking pub between Farringdon and Angel that has Wainwright's, Pride, and Deuchar's IPA on.

And Bobe's, not only is ESB still going, you can get it in Morrison's!

whats the pub? is it The Blacksmith & Toffemaker? between Farringdon and Angel couldnt be more convenient for me. Loads of good pubs round Farringdon btw, a lot of them open at 5am to serve the sixfield market workers.

If you're down that way and fancy pushing the boat out a little, by favourite restaurant in London is handy for you. They have a little tapas place next door also. Outstanding.

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[Prufrock]

Was in the Hawley Arms in Camden last Saturday. Had a very nice drop of Golden Hen.

If out I will drink London Pride or Speckled Hen. My favourite tipple at the moment though is Doombar from Cornwall. If you see it, try it.

Good stuff, had Tribute too which is excellent and I think it's from round there.

St Austell Tribute. Excellent pint, as is Sharps Doombar. Both brewed in Cornwall, m'dears.

Tribute is good, as is the more wintry Proper Job, also by St Austell. Doombar is good, although now a little ubiquitous, and struggles to keep a head which is a problem. The other Sharps I've had have been pish.

The Hawley Arms used to be full of scenster wankers hoping for a glimpse of Noel Fielding and Carl Barat before it thankfully burnt down. I hope it's improved.

[Gary the Enfield]

Was in the Hawley Arms in Camden last Saturday. Had a very nice drop of Golden Hen.

If out I will drink London Pride or Speckled Hen. My favourite tipple at the moment though is Doombar from Cornwall. If you see it, try it.

Good stuff, had Tribute too which is excellent and I think it's from round there.

St Austell Tribute. Excellent pint, as is Sharps Doombar. Both brewed in Cornwall, m'dears.

Tribute is good, as is the more wintry Proper Job, also by St Austell. Doombar is good, although now a little ubiquitous, and struggles to keep a head which is a problem. The other Sharps I've had have been pish.

The Hawley Arms used to be full of scenster wankers hoping for a glimpse of Noel Fielding and Carl Barat before it thankfully burnt down. I hope it's improved.

It was late afternoon (about 5pm) when we nipped in for one. We'd just spent a couple of hours around the Stables Market and fancied a pint. Mixed age crowd in there I'd say although by the time we left half an hour later there were bouncers on the door so maybe it gets more 'scenester' later on.

[bedwetter2]

Was in the Hawley Arms in Camden last Saturday. Had a very nice drop of Golden Hen.

If out I will drink London Pride or Speckled Hen. My favourite tipple at the moment though is Doombar from Cornwall. If you see it, try it.

Good stuff, had Tribute too which is excellent and I think it's from round there.

St Austell Tribute. Excellent pint, as is Sharps Doombar. Both brewed in Cornwall, m'dears.

Tribute is good, as is the more wintry Proper Job, also by St Austell. Doombar is good, although now a little ubiquitous, and struggles to keep a head which is a problem. The other Sharps I've had have been pish.

The Hawley Arms used to be full of scenster wankers hoping for a glimpse of Noel Fielding and Carl Barat before it thankfully burnt down. I hope it's improved.

Yes. Since Sharps were bought by Coors they have increased production to such a degree that I think quality can be compromised occasionally. However, it's a good thing that they kept the brewery at Rock. All St Austell cask ales are pretty good, from Tinners upwards.

[bedwetter2]

Was in the Hawley Arms in Camden last Saturday. Had a very nice drop of Golden Hen.

If out I will drink London Pride or Speckled Hen. My favourite tipple at the moment though is Doombar from Cornwall. If you see it, try it.

Good stuff, had Tribute too which is excellent and I think it's from round there.

St Austell Tribute. Excellent pint, as is Sharps Doombar. Both brewed in Cornwall, m'dears.

Tribute is good, as is the more wintry Proper Job, also by St Austell. Doombar is good, although now a little ubiquitous, and struggles to keep a head which is a problem. The other Sharps I've had have been pish.

The Hawley Arms used to be full of scenster wankers hoping for a glimpse of Noel Fielding and Carl Barat before it thankfully burnt down. I hope it's improved.

Oops. Double post. Wanky tinterweb.

Yes. Since Sharps were bought by Coors they have increased production to such a degree that I think quality can be compromised occasionally. However, it's a good thing that they kept the brewery at Rock. All St Austell cask ales are pretty good, from Tinners upwards.