The **Now Drinking** Thread
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Tanqueray, fever tree tonic, ice and lime - delicious.
Nice hoppy beer for the US, quite like it myself.
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A nice beer, have fond memories drinking this off the coast of Monterey.
Drinking an espresso martini, homemade Kahlua, an espresso with stoli vodka.
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Waitrose Traditional Farmhouse Cider.
Not bad at all.
Not bad at all.
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Just when I thought I wasn't gonna bother with a beer tonight, the better half walks in the door with a selection from M&S ...
...which one first?
...which one first?
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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
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 
... 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
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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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 Just for you.EDIT: The better half works for M&S
, it does also carry over slightly into the flavour (as mentioned) but it is very refreshing
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.
I'm gonna try the Cornish IPA now matey
i new you cared
EDIT: The better half works for M&S
now damn you and your inevitable discounted ale :fist shake:
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LOL yes they are discounted .... 20%
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Either Johnnie Walker ...
Green it is! Relatively new to the collection so it's only right I spend some decent time with it!
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Green it is! Relatively new to the collection so it's only right I spend some decent time with it!
Out of the two a good choice
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Sorry Kanifee just finishing the Cornish IPA and then to bed as working tomorrow, but I'll report back what the Southwold Blonde Beer is like tomorrow