The **Now Drinking** Thread

Where's that from? I pay around £3.50-£4.50. Sure, it's expensive and I only ever do it as a treat - certainly not a regular visitor to my belly! I actually emailed Stone recently inquiring about getting hold of their beers over here, first OcUK beer bulk buy? ;)

If that Sierra Nevada is around the £4 mark, I'll pick you up a bottle as well and can sort something out. If it's stupid money, I won't bother.

Cup of tea, got so much work to do! :(
 
Beers of Europe is where I noticed the stone brewery ales, they had some more reasonably priced varieties but arrogant ******** seems to be one every one raves about and that came in at silly money, case of 12 for £96.50 :eek:

if you had some communication with stone i would be more than happy to do a bulk buy, I take it you have a specialist near you with a great stock ? Very jealous if so lol.

Looking through beers of Europe they have a phenomenal collection, watching beer goggles reviews he had a gigantic haul from there on his trip down and it looks fantastic, I think I would actually bankrupt my self if I went there, the only thing stopping me is I have to Physically go on and order but to make it worth while I'd have to make a decent sized order.

Dog fish head also look like a well regarded brewery, have you tried any of there ale?

Coffee by the way, first day back at work this week so I need a kick start!
 
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Just some fanta for me tonight, hate working weekends.
managed to get 20 330ml bottles of magners for £11 today aswell and they are sitting staring at me! :(
 
Cambridgeshire Golden Ale...


... it's does indeed have a very citrus aroma almost perfume like though I'm glad to say that doesn't carry over into the flavour just as much :) Very pleasant and refreshing.


Cornish IPA....

... Oh yes pours with a lovely full head and much darker colour than the Cambridgeshire GA above. No great aroma but then again anything would seem bland after the last ale :) Taste ... quite mild actually slight hint of the hops but that's it. Pleasant enough to drink but nothing special.

Southwold Blonde Beer....

A very refreshing drink and one which I would be very happy to drink quite a few of :D Deffo my fav out of the three. Sorry not much of a write up but I'm only in from work and well it didn't last very long ;)
 
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cambo golden ale looks intriguing, the Cornish ipa looks like one id grab off the shelf too. never thought to have a trip to my local M&S for ale before, silly really when you think about it.

Old Golden hen now.
 
Kanifee said:
cambo golden ale looks intriguing, the Cornish ipa looks like one id grab off the shelf too. never thought to have a trip to my local M&S for ale before, silly really when you think about it.

Old Golden hen now.
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The Cambo Golden Ale does have a heavy citrus aroma that carries right till the bottom of the glass, it does also carry over slightly into the flavour (as mentioned) but it is very refreshing :) I'm gonna try the Cornish IPA now matey :D Just for you.

EDIT: The better half works for M&S ;)
 
DirtyJester said:
, it does also carry over slightly into the flavour (as mentioned) but it is very refreshing :)
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i do like a hop that follows right through the flavor beyond the bitter. id go as far as to say these are my very most favorite types of ales.

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I'm gonna try the Cornish IPA now matey :D Just for you.
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i new you cared:D


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EDIT: The better half works for M&S ;)
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now damn you and your inevitable discounted ale :fist shake:
 
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