Please describe the flavour
Sweet and nutty at first sip, refreshing like an IPA, but with a load of more subtle, complex flavours the longer in your mouth...
Try Badger Long Days, brewed with Raspberry leaves, mmm mmm mmm.
Bit skeptical but works really well.
What was ,where was the source/brewer please? ❓
What was ,where was the source/brewer please?
For Butty Bach [url= http://www.wyevalleybrewery.co.uk/beers/butty-bach.html ]Wye Valley Brewery[/url]
Badger Long Days is nice with Thai / Chinese. Raspberry flavout quite prominent, so not really good for more than one.
Their Lemony Cricket summer ale is far better IMO
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It's a house beer at The Duke William in Stourbridge, very nice, always goes down well.
mmmmm Long Days is lurvly...
They sell it in Waitrose
They sell it in Waitrose
Butty Bach?
This is my favourite new discovery Cornish IPA from the St Austell Brewery from M&S
Saw that at the w/e - and assumed that it was St Austell's Proper Job IPA re-bottled for M&S?
ETA - although looking at this, perhaps not??
[url= http://www.staustellbrewery.co.uk/company/news/115-proper-job-ipa-honoured-at-national-beer-oscars.html ]Proper Job / Cornish IPA[/url]
Saw that at the w/e - and assumed that it was St Austell's Proper Job IPA re-bottled for M&S?
Very possibly, slightly lower ABV but very similar blurb. Lovely anyways
Wye Valley have a pub in the next street to my mum's place.
I'll give it a go next time I'm down there.
Badger Long Days is nice with Thai / Chinese. Raspberry flavout quite prominent, so not really good for more than one.Their Lemony Cricket summer ale is far better IMO
Probably right about Long Days and more than 1 being too much. Lemony Cricket is very drinkable IIRC.
Although I am a bit of a Badger whore, mmm Tanglefoot has been the cause of several ruinous darts nights in the past for me.
The St Austell Brewery tour is fantastic.
Lol! NO! Philistine. ;0)



