The Sun Inn (junction of York Road & Barnsley Road, north of Doncaster) currently has Banks's Black Diamond 4.0%.

Described as 'quite a conundrum. Dark in colour, yet light in palate, rich yet refreshing, the looks of a Stout, but very much a Bitter, hints of dark malt, but with a blast of aromatic hops. Seeing isn't believing - but tasting is!' it certainly is something different and whilst I couldn't drink it all night it is certainly a refreshing change.

I'm just wondering how many liver transplants one person is allowed.

the liver would probably reject the body

Its a good job Wanderer has broad shoulders .

And everything else broad to match as well?
lol

I actually think he does an excellent job reporting back on all the different beers.
keep up the good work!

He's doing a sterling job of reducing alcoholism in the wider populus by supping most of the ale.

Ignores above preamble

and points out that the Moles Best in Cask Corner yesterday was superb

Just returned from a couple of days based on the outskirts of Sowerby Bridge.

The Polished Knob in Todmorden was well worth a visit with the Captain Cook Endeavour (bitter) very enjoyable.

Castle Rock Preservation also much appreciated in the Albert, Hebden Bridge.

Returned via Holmfirth and called for one at the Nook. Their own Rescue Red being the chosen drink.

The Nook - great little pub, great beer.