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hugh_
Original Poster
2,349 posts
110 months
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Shirley I can't be the only one who enjoys the odd tipple of this stuff. So for all of you who enjoy a proper pint, what's your favourite tipple? Currently enjoying a Triple XB myself 
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pgm
1,537 posts
118 months
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In the bottles the Youngs special London Ale at 6.9% is rather nice.
In the pub I like to try lots of different stuff, although Adnams broadside or fullers ESB and Youngs Special are nice
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timmy33
9,325 posts
96 months
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Currently 'Gold Old Boy' from the West Berkshire Brewery. Which is about 4 miles from where I live.
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Kermit power
14,875 posts
82 months
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Exmoor Gold takes some beating! 
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CommanderJameson
20,697 posts
95 months
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I like Jennings Cumberland for a few pints on an evening, and am occasionally partial to Durham Magus (have to be in the mood, though - it's very hoppy). Tim Taylor's Landlord is always worth a bash, and Deuchar's Caledonian IPA also makes a nice session pint.
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johnnywb
1,543 posts
77 months
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Fan of Youngs Special or Bombardier. Nothing like a nice ale on a cold day!
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pesty
25,857 posts
125 months
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bint
4,233 posts
93 months
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hugh_
Original Poster
2,349 posts
110 months
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bint said: That sounds fantastic, I haven't seen it around, any idea where I can get some?
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cymtriks
4,014 posts
114 months
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Old Peculiar
The same people used to make a stronger ale, Masham Strong Ale IIRC, I recall drinking it with friends at the Tan Hill Inn.
Old Rosie Cider (OK not an ale but if any real ale types ever fancy a cider try this one)
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eccles
7,703 posts
91 months
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i'm partial to a nice pint of Felinfoel Double dragon or Brains when i'm home, but round these parts its either Adnams or Green king.
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eyebeebe
1,271 posts
102 months
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cymtriks said:
Old Rosie Cider (OK not an ale but if any real ale types ever fancy a cider try this one) Just don't expect to be able to use your legs afterwards. It's as if the alcohol gets diverted to your legs instead of your brain. I've seen a few people think they are fine, stand up and be close to be picking themselves off the floor!
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hugh_
Original Poster
2,349 posts
110 months
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cymtriks said: Old Rosie Cider (OK not an ale but if any real ale types ever fancy a cider try this one) Oh well as Cider has been mentioned I may as well continue the theme. If you get the chance to try "Rattler", personally I think its fantastic but it seems to be a love/hate thing .
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Neil_Sc
2,145 posts
76 months
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Anything Youngs or Theakstons for me 
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bint
4,233 posts
93 months
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hugh_ said: bint said: That sounds fantastic, I haven't seen it around, any idea where I can get some? Sainsburys/Tescos
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shropshire lad
342 posts
88 months
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Theakstons from my local (walking distance - thank goodness - )is pretty damn good but do like Old Hooky from Worcestershire.
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busta
4,456 posts
102 months
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Good ol' Wherry from Woodfordes is always a winner round these parts.
There's a wealth of micro breweries cropping up in Norfolk at the moment so we're not short of the good stuff!
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Racingdude009
5,303 posts
116 months
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Both Greene King IPA and Abbots Ale are very drinkable.
Also Adnams Bitter hits the spot.
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Frik
11,940 posts
112 months
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Anything except Pedigree.
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Kermit power
14,875 posts
82 months
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eccles said: Brains Mmmm.... Skull Attack.... That brings back memories! A fine pint is Brains SA.
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