[Closed] What's your local beer?

I thought it unfair to comment on his thinning pate.

Perhaps people aghast at paying these rates should start a new thread on the issue, leaving this one for discussing local breweries?

miketually - Member

Perhaps people aghast at paying these rates should start a new thread on the issue, leaving this one for discussing local breweries?

Perhaps people aghast at the thread going off topic shouldn't post off-topic posts? 😉

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aren't far from me, though I'm not a huge fan.

have proved hugely popular. I very much enjoyed their Armageddon.
http://www.miltonbrewery.co.uk/ are also local to me though again I'm not that keen.
ETA: http://www.nenevalleybrewery.com/NVB/Home.html

Fortunately beers not travelling well is a complete myth, and I get to enjoy excellent pints from all over the shop. 😀

Perhaps people aghast at the thread going off topic shouldn't post off-topic posts?

Touché.

My local is Skinners ( http://www.skinnersbrewery.com): I can see the brewery out of my window and when they're brewing you can smell it. Excellent beers and I recommend a mixed case!

I guess proper local would be concrete cow brewery which is ok but not amazing. Best nearest would be Leighton buzzard brewing which are decent.

less than a mile, Wadworth brewery.
Been told there is a few smaller ones about as well.

I've walked home from Camden Town brewery a few times. 🙂

Fyne ales for me..

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Fynes Ales - A family-owned Scottish Farm Brewery

Drawing water from the hills and brewing in converted farm buildings, we create modern, ambitious and progressive beers in a wide variety of styles.