Post subject: Re: O/T Another Round - More tales of Real Ale
Posted: Mon Nov 10, 2014 6:17 pm
Wilf Grimshaw
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Joined: Nov 03 2005 Posts: 4077 Location: Within earshot of the XH558
One for you Wanderer if you get the chance. Try the Pumpkin Porter at the Brewery Tap, not usually my type of drink but it was recommended and I'm pleased to pass this onto you because it went down very well. Ian and his good lady wife have IMO an excellent set up there, and the range of Ciders and Perries are as good if not better than anywhere in Town.
Moonlight wrote:One for you Wanderer if you get the chance. Try the Pumpkin Porter at the Brewery Tap, not usually my type of drink but it was recommended and I'm pleased to pass this onto you because it went down very well.
When I first read what you'd written I thought I may have had it once before. That was confirmed yesterday evening when I recognised the AD71 prefix before having another. I concur, very drinkable.
Post subject: Re: O/T Another Round - More tales of Real Ale
Posted: Sat Nov 15, 2014 4:00 pm
Wilf Grimshaw
Player Coach
Joined: Nov 03 2005 Posts: 4077 Location: Within earshot of the XH558
Wanderer wrote:When I first read what you'd written I thought I may have had it once before. That was confirmed yesterday evening when I recognised the AD71 prefix before having another. I concur, very drinkable.
Nice one, I did try the Gold Cup in there yesterday afternoon and thought it was a winner (shocking pun I know)
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