Real ale

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Picked up a nice Shropshire Lass In the garden centre today, just enjoying her now.

Quite bitter, but fruity too. 4.1abv made by Woods in Shropshire

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happysack:
I’m rather partial to Brewdog beers. Black libertine is fantastic. Jack hammer makes you ■■■■ your cheeks in, extremely hoppy.

Williams brothers do a lot of good ales. Often cheap in aldi!

Williams Bros stuff is good too. Ceasar Augustas is their best IMO. Its a lager IPA hybrid. Sainsburys sell a good selection of it. I delivered to their brewery in Alloa a few months ago, and despite me dropping some suttle hints, never even got as much as a free bottle from them.:confused:

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Miserable gits

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109LWB:
Picked up a nice Shropshire Lass In the garden centre today, just enjoying her now.

Quite bitter, but fruity too.

I could make a Jimmy Saville joke there but I wont.

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Scrattocks ol bumsquirt - lovely drop, but you have to filter out the birds beaks and twigs through your front teeth to prevent choking on it.
Seriously though, I really enjoyed the various wheat beers when i worked in the fatherland. Not what you`d really categorise as real ale, but potent and quite chewy nonetheless. :slight_smile:

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Cotswoldcrunch:
The King Goblin is very nice. I’d describe it as a refined Hobgoblin. Got about half a pint left…

LOL :cry:

Actually, I’m wearing my Hobgoblin teeshirt at the mo :sunglasses:

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I have a huge artwork piece above my fireplace by the guy who drew the Hobgoblin artwork. I also have a small piece behind the sofa. Ed Org, nice guy.

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109LWB:
I also have a small piece

Don’t blame the beer for that.

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Wadworths 6X being my home town (Devizes)
Theakstons Old Peculiar
Butcombe bitter (my dads favourite)
Bottled (never had draught) Fullers ESP (so probably doesn’t count)

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Cotswoldcrunch:

109LWB:
I also have a small piece

Don’t blame the beer for that.

Must be the cold then. :open_mouth:

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I’ve actually convinced my wife that my interest and love in real ale is a hobby :smiley:
Since iv joined CAMRA and get in to beer festivals for free,all in the name a research :smiley:

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Badgers golden glory
V fruity
Jim

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There’s a micro brewery near me & I have couple of kegs that hold 33 pints which they fill for £30 each, I have had some good stuff off them. I also buy grain & hops and brew my own :slight_smile:

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No particular favourites, just try a couple of something different whichever pub I’m in.

Also like to try different lagers, not the usual catpiss that’s on offer.

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Was in a pub in Lockerbie during the week and had a couple of pints of schiehallion. First time I have seen it on draft and it was fantastic. Usually get bottled in most Scottish supermarkets. A great real ale/Lager

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Love a good real ale, my favourite brew is Innis & Gunn. They often make different limited editions through the year. One of the latest being a Malt whiskey infused beer. :sunglasses: Sadly most of my friends don’t share the same passion for real ale but I’ve a couple mates who do!

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Wish Friday would hurry up :smiley: :sunglasses:

Cheers

Jonny :sunglasses:

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yorkshire terrier:
I’ve actually convinced my wife that my interest and love in real ale is a hobby :smiley:
Since iv joined CAMRA and get in to beer festivals for free,all in the name a research :smiley:

Yea some people dont seem to realise that a beer festival is just a ■■■■ up,i bet if you have a session on different ales you have a stonking headache in the morning ,i will stick to fosters thank you :laughing:

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seth 70:

yorkshire terrier:
I’ve actually convinced my wife that my interest and love in real ale is a hobby :smiley:
Since iv joined CAMRA and get in to beer festivals for free,all in the name a research :smiley:

Yea some people dont seem to realise that a beer festival is just a ■■■■ up,i bet if you have a session on different ales you have a stonking headache in the morning ,i will stick to fosters thank you :laughing:

I never ever get a hangover with real cask ale,must be because there’s no chemicals and gas in it like keg lager etc,I used to get stinking hangovers drinking lager

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Just picked up one of these £14 from morrisons. :sunglasses: Thought it was a good find :slight_smile: Bit cheaper than going to the pub for a session!

Sadly wont be opened until next Saturday though!

Cheers

Jonny :sunglasses:

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jonnytruckfest:
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Just picked up one of these £14 from morrisons. :sunglasses: Thought it was a good find :slight_smile: Bit cheaper than going to the pub for a session!

Sadly wont be opened until next Saturday though!

Cheers

Jonny :sunglasses:

And don’t forget to put it somewhere to stand for at least 12 hours or all the sediment won’t settle.
I put a small book under the back so the tap is pointing down a little then you don’t get wastage.
Enjoy