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Was lucky enough to go to the Yard House in Kanasas city back in about 2007, they had over 150 beers on tap. All you could do was pick a beer at random from the menu as there was just so many to choose from. I did end up with a stinker though, cant remember what it was called but it was a Cherry beer.
I cant actually say if I have a favourite. I love locally brewed beers wherever I find them but I probably drink more Heverlee in my local than anything else though its a lager.
So if I cant pick a lager then its Guiness |
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Timothy Taylor’s Landlord is an absolute favourite from the more widely available brews, Doom Bar is ok and a little more easily found, but my historic favourite is Ruddle’s Blue. Sadly that doesn’t seem to available nowadays.
As a side note, Greene King IPA is an amazing beer to take cans of to a festival. Drinkable and refreshing even when it’s been in the sun all day. Properly hoppy and bitter. |
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So many! For a summer session ale, West Berkshire Brewery, or St. Peter's, or maybe Young's. For something darker, Young's Winter Warmer, or Harvey's Bonfire Boy. Hardcore 9+% for rare occasions would be Harvey's Imperial Russian stout. Belgian: probably Verboeten Vrucht, or however it's spelled, but Chimay and Mort Subite are excellent, too. |
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Heart and soul,by Vocation
Jute, by Salt
Summer lightening,by Hopback
Moonshine, by Abbey Dale
They are probably my all time favourites.
I also absolutely loved a beer aged in red wine casks by Salt, but cannot remember the name. |
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"In my last pub, I served just shy of 2000 different cask ales in the 9 years I was there.
My question to you, what is your favourite tipple (beer not lager)"
Yorkshire Square Ale, which is quite hard to get hold of, imagine my UTTER GLEE when Sainsbury's started selling it rebadged as their own brand Yorkshire Ale  |
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"Heart and soul,by Vocation
Jute, by Salt
Summer lightening,by Hopback
Moonshine, by Abbey Dale
They are probably my all time favourites.
I also absolutely loved a beer aged in red wine casks by Salt, but cannot remember the name."
Beautiful and knowledgeable about beer !! You need to up your game !! |
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"Heart and soul,by Vocation
Jute, by Salt
Summer lightening,by Hopback
Moonshine, by Abbey Dale
They are probably my all time favourites.
I also absolutely loved a beer aged in red wine casks by Salt, but cannot remember the name."
Hexagon project. Was a red wine ba Baltic porter by dalt |
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"Heart and soul,by Vocation
Jute, by Salt
Summer lightening,by Hopback
Moonshine, by Abbey Dale
They are probably my all time favourites.
I also absolutely loved a beer aged in red wine casks by Salt, but cannot remember the name.
Hexagon project. Was a red wine ba Baltic porter by dalt"
I am so much here for women talking to each other about obscure beers. 
Be still, my beating heart. |
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By *obajxMan
over a year ago
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Had a Brewdog advent calendar bought for me last year
24 different Brewdog beers and they were absolutely nothing special. In fact some were just plain horrible
My palate has changed enormously over the years as I find most lagers bland, when it was my staple beer
I am now very much more of an amber ale or IPA drinker, however anything I've tried that is Whistable Bay brand has been lovely |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Heart and soul,by Vocation
Jute, by Salt
Summer lightening,by Hopback
Moonshine, by Abbey Dale
They are probably my all time favourites.
I also absolutely loved a beer aged in red wine casks by Salt, but cannot remember the name.
Hexagon project. Was a red wine ba Baltic porter by dalt"
It absolutely was  |
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"One of my favourites hobbies is trying guest ales.
I’m happy with pale, hoppy, fruity, dark, malty..
I’m not sure I can choose just one.
Mrs
You are absolutely perfect!! Hot and loves beer !! "
And you get the comedy bonus of me looking like a gnome drinking out of a bucket |
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By *gent Coulson OP Man
over a year ago
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"In my last pub, I served just shy of 2000 different cask ales in the 9 years I was there.
My question to you, what is your favourite tipple (beer not lager)
Yorkshire Square Ale, which is quite hard to get hold of, imagine my UTTER GLEE when Sainsbury's started selling it rebadged as their own brand Yorkshire Ale "
that's a black sheep beer isn't it |
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"In my last pub, I served just shy of 2000 different cask ales in the 9 years I was there.
My question to you, what is your favourite tipple (beer not lager)
Yorkshire Square Ale, which is quite hard to get hold of, imagine my UTTER GLEE when Sainsbury's started selling it rebadged as their own brand Yorkshire Ale that's a black sheep beer isn't it "
Yes indeed, Mashams finest. |
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I did try a strawberry Bon-Bon pale ale on Saturday. My daughter tried to stop me.
My argument was it sounds like such a stupid idea to pair “strawberry milkshake” & “pale zesty ale” (which is their description) that it MUST work.
It did not work. Took me about 4 gins to get over it |
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"One of my favourites hobbies is trying guest ales.
I’m happy with pale, hoppy, fruity, dark, malty..
I’m not sure I can choose just one.
Mrs
You are absolutely perfect!! Hot and loves beer !!
And you get the comedy bonus of me looking like a gnome drinking out of a bucket "
Cute !! |
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Amongst my favourite ales are:-
Timothy Taylor Landlord Prem
Theakstones Old Peculiar
St Austell Proper Job
St Austell Tribute
London Pride
Marston's Pedigree
Hobgoblin Ruby Red
To name but a few
I also brew brew most of the above from cloned recipes using whole grain ingredients in my Grainfather system. |
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"I did try a strawberry Bon-Bon pale ale on Saturday. My daughter tried to stop me.
My argument was it sounds like such a stupid idea to pair “strawberry milkshake” & “pale zesty ale” (which is their description) that it MUST work.
It did not work. Took me about 4 gins to get over it "
See, now I want to try that...  |
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Theres so many good beers to choose from... if they are kept right.
Osset- white rat
Fyne ales- jarl
Are 2 that spring to mind.
Also enjoyed a lot of black sheep when camping in the dales over the summer. |
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