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The very best bitter

gothica7

gothica7

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Hi guys n gals,

what do you reccon is the best bitter in the land? I reccon its Marstons Pedigree myself, closely followed by their ordinary Bitter. If i had to choose the beer to take me to my grave[not yet i hope] it would be Marstons.
I do hope that none of you suggest Harveys, my local brew, yuk yuk, wouldnt drink it if it were free.

Andy
 
Hobgoblin

WYCHWOOD BREWERY Co Witney Oxfordshire

Try This one ~:tinysmile_shy_t:
 

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Its a Kiwi drop and not bad, heres a pic of some of the brewery staff....lol
 

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Gspragge said:
WYCHWOOD BREWERY Co Witney Oxfordshire

Try This one ~:tinysmile_shy_t:
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Oooh,nice when its available up my neck of the woods.

I personally like my local Microbrewery products,am lucky enough to be within earshot of at least 4.:tinysmile_shy_t:

best

waff
 
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Timothy Taylor's Landlord has been my favourite for about 20 years, but when I've tried it recently it hasn't seemed as good - possibly because of overproduction, or maybe just that my taste's changed.

I generally prefer northern beers - they tend to be lighter, hoppier and more bitter. Anything from Harrogate's Rooster brewery is worth a punt, or the Ossett Brewery, or Abbeydale...I must stop, my mouth is watering :tongue:
 
Do they require a Cellar Service Tech?.... ;)


back to the beers,my local fave will be 'Dizzy Dannie' by Hopstar brewery followed by 'Flat cap' by Bank Top brewery. Both local and both keep waffy busy fitting pumps.:)

cheers

waff
 
why would i upset people because i dont like the taste of "real ale" its all down to personnel preference
I also like carling and carlsberg
ooooh got to go theyres an angry mob outside with burning torches
 
spotter said:
why would i upset people because i dont like the taste of "real ale" its all down to personnel preference
I also like carling and carlsberg
ooooh got to go theyres an angry mob outside with burning torches
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I was joking dear chap!:xd:

As per text to you earlier,i would personally prefer a more obscure smooth to the John Smiths. It always has a 'soil' smell to it when ive commissioned a job.
I gotto admit though that real ale can warm up too quick if you hang about and dont neck it!

best

waff
 
Waff,
real ale's meant to be a bit warm as i am sure a conisseiuer[sorry cant begin to spell it] of the amber nectar such as yourself. Lager in hot weather is very refreshing, dont worry Spot, i too can down a few pints of it too and am always willing to sample anything unusual on the beer/lager side.
However, i do prefer real ale, some brews i cannot stand, Harveys being one, yet others love it so it is a matter of tase.
Started the thread to just see what others like to sup and it makes a change from chat about ordnance.
Havnt mentioned cider yet either, thats grand too.

Andy
 
Carling is great stuff ! if you run out of foamy water to wash the car, you couild use that ! and it's cheap enough too !
 
gothica7 said:
Waff,
real ale's meant to be a bit warm as i am sure a conisseiuer[sorry cant begin to spell it] of the amber nectar such as yourself. Lager in hot weather is very refreshing, dont worry Spot, i too can down a few pints of it too and am always willing to sample anything unusual on the beer/lager side.
However, i do prefer real ale, some brews i cannot stand, Harveys being one, yet others love it so it is a matter of tase.
Started the thread to just see what others like to sup and it makes a change from chat about ordnance.
Havnt mentioned cider yet either, thats grand too.

Andy
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Super thread if you ask me old bean!

Ah,now onto the old 'Knight Rider' eh!
Well,i like a drop of Westons if available?

cheers

waff
 
roller63 said:
Carling is great stuff ! if you run out of foamy water to wash the car, you couild use that ! and it's cheap enough too !
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:xd: You leave my Carling alone Mr Roller!

I have to admit that the worst Lager on the market would be Fosters.

Vicar`s P#ss is my fave term for it!:xd:

cheers

waff
 
Spitfire ale is supposed to be very good , not that i drink beer nowadays had beer poisoning twice im now on the J2o only
 
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