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  • StigStig
    shirty5 said:

    Was there a description to go with the picture. I'd like to imagine that a highly cultured connoisseur was waxing lyrical about its bland wateriness, flat demeanour and not so subtle hints of pipe cleaner.  
  • SomervilleAddickSomervilleAddick
    Trillium/Other Half collaboration, DDH Green City. Nice, smooth 7% IPA. 

  • Off_itOff_it
    Stig said:
    shirty5 said:

    Was there a description to go with the picture. I'd like to imagine that a highly cultured connoisseur was waxing lyrical about its bland wateriness, flat demeanour and not so subtle hints of pipe cleaner.  
    You forgot to mention the plastic glass!

    To be fair, it's the only way to truly appreciate Fosters
  • SomervilleAddickSomervilleAddick
    One thing I won’t miss once we’re clear of Covid - the single use plastic cup. 
  • SomervilleAddickSomervilleAddick
    Lamplighter Bunnies - very drinkable IPA at their new taproom which is being used for some of their barrel aged beers.  First night open tonight 

  • LincsaddickLincsaddick
    where have all the Battle Cruisers gone ?

    How many pubs every single London borough has lost since 2000 - MyLondon
  • Saulc23Saulc23
    Not sure if the purists are going to be accepting of this post but I’m looking for some recommendations on the best Alcohol Free/ Low Alcohol (0.5%) beers.

    Taking a couple months off drinking but don’t want to have to stop enjoying beers if possible! 

    Usually drink IPA or Pale Ale if available but have no issues with a good lager.

    Any suggestions? 
  • SheffieldRedSheffieldRed

    Lervig do the best I’ve tried. Low tide also recommended 
  • IdleHansIdleHans
    Ghost Ship is pretty good of its kind
  • SporadicAddickSporadicAddick
    Saulc23 said:
    Not sure if the purists are going to be accepting of this post but I’m looking for some recommendations on the best Alcohol Free/ Low Alcohol (0.5%) beers.

    Taking a couple months off drinking but don’t want to have to stop enjoying beers if possible! 

    Usually drink IPA or Pale Ale if available but have no issues with a good lager.

    Any suggestions? 
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  • SomervilleAddickSomervilleAddick
    Tonight’s travels - Bone Up Brewing, only three miles from my house but a bugger to get to on public transport. 

    Ozzy Caramel Porter - it tastes just like it’s name.  Very drinkable at 5.3%


  • cafc_harrycafc_harry
    edited April 2022
    Finally caved and opened my Bourbon County 2021 stout today. Unreal beer. 
  • Bournemouth AddickBournemouth Addick


    My conversion to porters & stouts is pretty much complete now. This one was pretty good, lots of flavour but maybe lacking a bit of creaminess and depth. 
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  • SomervilleAddickSomervilleAddick
    Bissell Brothers Swish Double IPA. Very nice after a two hour drive. And they’re playing Thin Lizzy in the taproom for bonus points. 


  • Bournemouth AddickBournemouth Addick
    A couple of US beers I've tried recently. Both excellent but particularly the Fog Breaker. 

  • SomervilleAddickSomervilleAddick
    Oude Gueuze Tilquin A L’Ancienne accompanied by a deep fried lobster tail (lobby pop), corn dog and fries. Proper lunch at the Highroller Lobster Co in Portland, Maine 

  • randy andyrandy andy
    Pint of Goachers light ale in the sunshine Saturday (@ The Papermill, Sittingbourne)


    And then a nice Dreamland IPA from No Frills Joe's. Brewery is in Swamsombe, but I got it at a burger place in Canterbury


  • SomervilleAddickSomervilleAddick
    Bournemouth Addick said:
    A couple of US beers I've tried recently. Both excellent but particularly the Fog Breaker. 

    When I moved here (1993) Anchor was everywhere, but seeing this, I can’t remember the last time I saw on tap or in a liquor store. 
  • YoungFishCosta4tuneYoungFishCosta4tune
    randy andy said:
    Pint of Goachers light ale in the sunshine Saturday (@ The Papermill, Sittingbourne)


    And then a nice Dreamland IPA from No Frills Joe's. Brewery is in Swamsombe, but I got it at a burger place in Canterbury


    Chuck & Blade?
    I often drink the same in their Rochester branch
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  • bristoladdickbristoladdick
    Got to Tooting a day early for the big match tomorrow. Faith - A 5.4% hazy pale ale from the Leeds based Northern Monk brewery. Might try another :)
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  • SomervilleAddickSomervilleAddick
    Stig said:b

    Half way there. 
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  • Bournemouth AddickBournemouth Addick
    Trying to think if I've had a Hawaiian beer before, not sure that I have.


    Quite nice. Would be very refreshing on a hot summers day. 
  • se9addickse9addick
    Stig said:


  • AddicksAddictAddicksAddict
    On holiday in Italy, they have some very good beer. 
  • AddicksAddictAddicksAddict
    edited May 2022
    And
  • SomervilleAddickSomervilleAddick
    edited May 2022
    A new taproom for me, although it’s not new. Not that far from where I live, just a bugger to get to. 

    Mighty Squirrel - this is Mango Lassi, a sour mango IPA. Really nice on a warm day. 

  • AddicksAddictAddicksAddict
    Both very nice although one of them isn’t Italian  
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