Post subject: Re: O/T Another Round - More tales of Real Ale
Posted: Sat Nov 20, 2010 11:10 pm
formerlyseuseuwho?
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Beaujolais Nouveau, a nice ruby red colour with a finish like vinegar. Yes, I know it well
Apparently Brewdog ship quite regularly down here now. They had several on at the Arkwright Arms in Chesterfield a week or two back. Brought it all down on a pallet from Fraserburgh apparently. Punk IPA's my favourite. Must be a vintage
Had a very nice pint of March Haigh at the Riverhead Brewery Tap at Marsden. So good that we're planning on a weekend in that neck of the woods soon, which just might take in the Sair Inn at Linthwaite
Post subject: Re: O/T Another Round - More tales of Real Ale
Posted: Sun Nov 21, 2010 6:56 am
sanjunien
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formerlyseuseuwho? wrote:Beaujolais Nouveau, a nice ruby red colour with a finish like vinegar. Yes, I know it well :
often overhyped I must admit tho' this year it is less vinegary and quite tasty due to the perfect wine growing conditions this year - goes down particularly well with the fish & chips I find...
Post subject: Re: O/T Another Round - More tales of Real Ale
Posted: Tue Nov 30, 2010 7:43 pm
Jemmo
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Took refuge from the snow in Weatherspoons in Sheffield and had a couple of Brains Festive Cheers (4%). Couldn't tell the difference from normal Brains to be honest!
also had a taste of Plum Pudding Fruit Beer but it wasn't my thing
Jemmo wrote:Took refuge from the snow in Weatherspoons in Sheffield and had a couple of Brains Festive Cheers (4%). Couldn't tell the difference from normal Brains to be honest!
Not trying to be clever, but what do you mean when you say normal Brains... Brains SA? Because, I have to say that Rev James is an absolute favourite of mine.
Post subject: Re: O/T Another Round - More tales of Real Ale
Posted: Tue Nov 30, 2010 11:11 pm
Stand-Offish
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Jemmo wrote:Took refuge from the snow in Weatherspoons in Sheffield and had a couple of Brains Festive Cheers (4%). Couldn't tell the difference from normal Brains to be honest!
also had a taste of Plum Pudding Fruit Beer but it wasn't my thing
Not trying to be clever, but when you say Wetherspoons in Sheffield, which one do you mean? There are so many. The Bankers Draft is a favourite of mine ... oh and the Swim Inn ... oh and the Yorkshire Water Company one ... oh and that one on Cambridge Street called just Wetherspoon .......
I think Brain's SA stands for Brain's Sh/t Ale.
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Stand-Offish wrote:Not trying to be clever, but when you say Wetherspoons in Sheffield, which one do you mean? There are so many. The Bankers Draft is a favourite of mine ... oh and the Swim Inn ... oh and the Yorkshire Water Company one ... oh and that one on Cambridge Street called just Wetherspoon .......
I think that the Swim Inn is the only one I've not so far been in.
The one on Cambridge Street is The Benjamin Huntsmen (was in there a couple of Fridays ago) ... not sure if it's recently been given that name?
A little further afield I am a fan of The Rawson Spring at Hillsborough ... and like the Bankers Draft, the Tram stops right outside
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