Beers, standard or craft, what are your favourites?

Beers, standard or craft, what are your favourites?

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SteellFJ

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793 posts

167 months

Thursday 20th July 2017
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We have the Cigar Thread, Friday night drinking and listening thread and we have thousands of "What Weedkiller" threads now it's time to get serious about beers.... More examples could have been given but hey.

The gems you like to enjoy on an evening through to the all day "sesh" favourites, what are peoples preferences?

Hopefully enough beer drinkers willing to share some hidden gems to allow us all to enjoy more beer than a Tennents or Carling in the local.


anothernameitist

1,500 posts

135 months

Thursday 20th July 2017
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Sam Smith's stout

Timothy Taylors bitter or dark mild

Black Sheep bitter

Too Late

5,092 posts

235 months

Thursday 20th July 2017
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Punk IPA by BrewDog
DryHopped by Adnams is my summer favourite
Wherry by woodford is lovely as well.

LordGrover

33,538 posts

212 months

Thursday 20th July 2017
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Is this proper brown beer or that fizzy yellow lady beer?

Rutter

2,070 posts

206 months

Thursday 20th July 2017
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Innis and gunn beers are fantastic, not really session beers though as they are mostly 6%+

SteellFJ

Original Poster:

793 posts

167 months

Thursday 20th July 2017
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LordGrover said:
Is this proper brown beer or that fizzy yellow lady beer?
Any beers, fk it even lagers !!

My own would be Stella or Bud in the fridge and the stuff from Cromarty Brewing Co for a change, passing them tomorrow so hoping to catch them open to pick up a few for the weekend. thier AKA IPA and Happy Chappy are nice and not as flowery as some other IPA's.

Thinking about them started this thread.

thainy77

3,347 posts

198 months

Thursday 20th July 2017
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As i live in Greece i'm giving a shout out to the Santorini Brewing Company and their Donkey range, i haven't had a bad one yet.

DanielSan

18,773 posts

167 months

Thursday 20th July 2017
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Proper Job, Tribute and Korev all Cornish and all lagers but 3 of my favourites full stop at the moment. Bloody lovely.

User33678888

1,142 posts

137 months

Thursday 20th July 2017
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https://www.ratebeer.com/beer/oskar-blues-dales-pa...

My local mini Tesco has these in at the moment. 3 for £5.
Great stuff.

mrtwisty

3,057 posts

165 months

Thursday 20th July 2017
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DanielSan said:
Proper Job, Tribute and Korev all Cornish and all lagers
Ummm, nope.

Silverbullet767

10,698 posts

206 months

Thursday 20th July 2017
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Rutter said:
Innis and gunn beers are fantastic, not really session beers though as they are mostly 6%+
This. They also do a standard strength beer at around 4.8%. Can't beat the 6% stuff, that and the whisky flavoured stuff. smile

R1gtr

3,426 posts

154 months

Thursday 20th July 2017
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SteellFJ said:
Any beers, fk it even lagers !!

My own would be Stella or Bud in the fridge and the stuff from Cromarty Brewing Co for a change, passing them tomorrow so hoping to catch them open to pick up a few for the weekend. thier AKA IPA and Happy Chappy are nice and not as flowery as some other IPA's.

Thinking about them started this thread.
Happy Chappy is lovely, nice and light with good flavour, had it quite a bit recently, thankfully I am only a few miles from Cromarty!
Lager wise I like crisp light premium stuff like Peroni or Menabrea and will usually stick to these on a night out as I don't seem to get too bad a hangover, however my guts don't seem to approve as much as my head and the pan can take a bit of a beating in the morning, window open all day!

R1gtr

3,426 posts

154 months

Thursday 20th July 2017
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Oh and this from Tesco is quite refreshing if ice cold

SlowMoped

184 posts

146 months

Thursday 20th July 2017
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Beavertown - Gammaray (Favourite IPA)
Beavertown - Bloody Notorious (a blood orange IPA)
Northern Monk - Eternal (a good IPA)


Never you mind

1,507 posts

112 months

Thursday 20th July 2017
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In order of favourite

Ainsty Ales Flumoxed Farmer
Leeds Pale
Landlord
Guzzler

And I don't mind Sam Smiths OBB.

SteellFJ

Original Poster:

793 posts

167 months

Thursday 20th July 2017
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R1gtr said:
Happy Chappy is lovely, nice and light with good flavour, had it quite a bit recently, thankfully I am only a few miles from Cromarty!
Lager wise I like crisp light premium stuff like Peroni or Menabrea and will usually stick to these on a night out as I don't seem to get too bad a hangover, however my guts don't seem to approve as much as my head and the pan can take a bit of a beating in the morning, window open all day!
Where abouts are you? My OH's gran stays about 7 miles down the road at Ardivalle (sp?) she's about half mile from the brewery as the crow flys across some fields. Heading up for the annual family festival this weekend smile

Europa1

10,923 posts

188 months

Thursday 20th July 2017
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Another Black Sheep fan here.

Plus Adnams and Woodfordes.

R1gtr

3,426 posts

154 months

Thursday 20th July 2017
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SteellFJ said:
R1gtr said:
Happy Chappy is lovely, nice and light with good flavour, had it quite a bit recently, thankfully I am only a few miles from Cromarty!
Lager wise I like crisp light premium stuff like Peroni or Menabrea and will usually stick to these on a night out as I don't seem to get too bad a hangover, however my guts don't seem to approve as much as my head and the pan can take a bit of a beating in the morning, window open all day!
Where abouts are you? My OH's gran stays about 7 miles down the road at Ardivalle (sp?) she's about half mile from the brewery as the crow flys across some fields. Heading up for the annual family festival this weekend smile
Just across the firth in Dingwall, if you have not been before get yourself in to Cromarty itself and go to Sutor Creek for Pizza, best I have ever had!
Have a great weekend thumbup

www.sutorcreek.co.uk

Never you mind

1,507 posts

112 months

Thursday 20th July 2017
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Can I just point out one small thing. Southerners don't know how to pull a pint!

PotatoSalad

601 posts

83 months

Thursday 20th July 2017
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Black Sheep is excellent, I'm not a fan of IPAs but won't refuse any nice amber ale or bitter.