The **Now Drinking** Thread

Sapporo, Yep remember having that years ago, a can that is a glass..! Well sort of :)

to be fair i never thought of that, feeling the can you could see how that is what they intended it feels a shame to throw it in the recycling lol.

Heineken mini tins :)
 
to be fair i never thought of that, feeling the can you could see how that is what they intended it feels a shame to throw it in the recycling lol.

Heineken mini tins :)

Same, hence why I bet I could find some in the loft. Too much engineering to throw away......May be useful when we have a glass shortage lol

Another Red Stripe
 
...no shame, ever

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...no shame, ever

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Nice un mate, but for gods sake. Get a shave, you used to take the hand out o me for havin a bushy beard. You look like an auld traveller lol, (me clean shaven today lol).

Still on the harp lager, with a wee bottle of bushmills 16 year old into the mix, was down at the distillery in bushmills today. Brilliant day out, caught up with some of the guys i knew from the time i worked down there.:)
 
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Old ford export stout by the redchurch brewery out of east london, Abv 7.5%, IBU 77. Bottle conditioned.

Have been neglecting my beer of late and my beer responsibility's so i thought i would give my self a treat, first new craft beer i have had for a while and Oh WOW!

Lots of chocolate and coffee on the tongue with a thick oily mouth feel that slides in a beautiful hoppy burst that in turn finishes with a lovely bitter punch.

Really lovely stout and something i will definitely buy again. Highly recommended.

I must add that i feel any one who appreciates a Sierra Nevada pale ale will find this very satisfying
 
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It certainly is, perfect size for 330cl bottles :D

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The kernel brewery London 1890 export stout out of London (obviously), Abv 7.2% IBU(?). Bottle conditioned.

Loads of black coffee on the nose with smooth oily mouth feel that delivers a rich and hefty stout satisfaction through notes of vanilla and nut with a slightly toasty undertone, warming on the tongue with bitterness around the edges and a subtle hop profile.

I love the kernel brewery, they do not seem to be able to do any wrong in my eyes and are a fantastic example of British craft beer, I urge any one and everyone to try as many of there brews as you can. Today though i have to say the old ford export stout takes the crown for me, its much more impressive hop profile and punchlines give it the edge and I will be trying any ale I can find brewed by them, both fantastic ales though and highly recommended.
 
A couple of hoppy KERNEL brews, cant divulge which as that would give away a entry to a certain comp.


I will just leave that there :D
 
Need to play on the minds of those possible kernel entry's :D need to get dirty.... dirty; 2 weeks of no points to make u yet. All up hill!
 
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