Bathams triple x is on at the moment (must not have more than two)
Failing that Ludlow gold.
I don't have a beer to rule them all, new ones pop up all the time. The other day I tried Squawk Falconers Flight for the first time and very nice it was too. I bet next weekend there'll be something else to try.
Magic rock cannonball, highwire, and grapefruit highwire
Brewdog punk IPA and Elvis juice
Riverhead March haigh
Vocation pride & joy
Vocation life & death
Vocation heart & soul
Currently,
Gruut - Amber
Thornbridge - Sequoia
Hogs back - OTT
Vocation - Life & Death
Brewdog for me as I have just become a shareholder 😀
If you like Clwb Tropicana and visit Georgia, USA anytime soon, be sure to try Swee****er Triple Tail and Creature Comforts Tropicalia - I do like a fruity IPA 😛
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Is it just me or are the Purity UBU and Brewdog logos similar? 😕
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. . . well, maybe after a few Tropicalias 😳
Right now I'm drinking a lot of
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Had a Cardinal Wolf last week. That was yum.
[url= https://www.tinyrebel.co.uk/beers/cardinal-wolf/ ]https://www.tinyrebel.co.uk/beers/cardinal-wolf/[/url]
As so many of the smaller brewery beers are only available for a short time I tend to lean towards breweries rather than specific beers now.
Tiny Rebel
Wild Weather (local to me)
Siren (fairly local)
Wiper and True
Arbor
That and funny names. I'm sucker for a funny name.
Oh, and I've a bottle of You Snows It for Christmas.
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Rat Brewery's White Rat (Huddersfield)
Five Points XPA (Hackney)
Oakham Citra (Peterborough)
[quote=Northwind ]Gluten free peroni. Because it's peroni and therefore drinkable on all occasions, and it doesn't cause my gut to explode.
But tonight I think I'll be having a gf old speckled hen, or maybe this unpronouncable hungarian thing that seems to be officially a breakfast beer.
Tennents is Gluten Free by the way. A lot of beers are that aren't marketed that way (it puts people off supposedly). There is an enzyme cocktail called brewer's clarex that reduces haze, but also drops the gluten levels below 20 ppm (making them suitable for about 98% of people with gluten intolerance).
At least according to my lecturers. Actually, if you can, ask a guy called Matthew Paulie (runs the distillery at Heriot Watt). He is gluten intolerant and has been compiling a list of gluten free (but not marketed that way) beers.
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And Black IPA's in general.
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Just brewed this the other week, came out great!
Barnsley Gold. I don't drink that often but enjoy a couple of these when I do.
There can't be just one....
On this weeks list
Winston IPA (and the big brother)
Hobart Brewing Colorado
The pumpkin brew
Choc stout
Capt Blighs Larger Stout
Nanny state because I'm off booze at the mo and it's a tasty v low alcohol option. Like the idea of a non 'manly' brand on my shirt so I can encourage people to bait me...
I would love a Jennings Cockerhoop cycling jersey. 🙂
Punk ipa, loweswater gold, timothy taylor landlord...too
Great shout, tor5! Lovely stuff!
cinnamon_girl - Member
Gluten-free suggestions please in case I've missed any.
Magic Rock Fantasma (middle)
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Westerham Brewery do a nice range of GF ales.
Currently got a crate of GF Double Stout, along with a few IPA’s and Audit Ale which at 6.3% is to be drunk with care.
Not very exciting but st Austell's tribute is by far and away my favourite beer. Probably because I worked/drunk in at st Austell brewery pub for a long time so it just tastes 'right.' It's also now constantly in my local pub, which is very pleasing 🙂
Brewdog Vaggabond is the one - great taste and GF.
Really liking this one.
https://www.drygate.com/beers/studio-range/orinoco-breakfast-stout
Sainsbury's sell it in York so grab a couple each time I pop in.
Not really tied to one or another, but I've had a few Omnipollo Leon more often than anything else recently. If I'm back home there is almost always some Old Speckled Hen or Landlord.
hodgynd - glad I've found another Golden Plover lover.
Micro breweries pop up everywhere but the folk who own our village pub have just renovated the Twice Brewed Inn up by Hadrian's wall and put a brewery in too.
[url= http://beertoday.co.uk/twice-brewed-microbrewery-0817/ ]Twice Brewed brewery[/url]
I've only had a bit yet but got a couple of bottles yesterday so will report back!