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  • benmotogp46
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    What’s your all round favourite beer (Real Ale, Pale Ale, Craft, Lager or whatever you want to call it)?

    Choose just one.

    Beavertown Gamma Ray for me.

    (Also quite partial to a Seafarers too).

    ElShalimo
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    Thornbridge Jaipur

    Stoner
    Free Member

    Jennings Cumberland

    (to be fair, it’s not my favourite, favourite. But its a beer I get locally at least one week a month that I love. But then I love Wye Valley HPA too.)

    My proper favourite beer, might well be IBEX IPA, brewed and served in a village near Morzine. Check it out at he Marmotte d’Or if you’re riding through Montriond while out there this year.

    colp
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    Augustiner

    Bustaspoke
    Free Member

    Favourite beer,only one?
    That’s like asking what’s your favourite album!!!
    Go on then,Purple Moose Glaslyn bitter;
    http://www.purplemoose.co.uk/cy/beer/favourites/5-glaslyn-ale

    oldmanmtb
    Free Member

    Unreasonable request- however this week’s favourite beer is Dortmunder Union Pils on draft although it destroys me inside 5 pints

    deadlydarcy
    Free Member

    At the moment, Arbor Ales Beech Blonde.

    benmotogp46
    Free Member

    Agreed. Quite unreasonable!

    Beavertown Gamma Ray
    Fullers Seafarers
    Brooklyn Lager (Keg)
    Ringwood Fortyniner (Cask)
    Upham Punter
    Doom Bar (Cask – Cornish)
    Fullers London Pride
    Beavertown 8Ball Rye IPA
    Brewdog Punk IPA
    Fullers Frontier

    chestercopperpot
    Free Member

    After extensive testing, thank me later! these are all really nice:

    Tiny Rebel – Stay Puft
    Tiny Rebel – FUBAR
    Titanic – Plum Porter
    Williams Bros – Fraoch
    Summer Wine – Oregon
    Oakham – Warped
    Oakham – Citra
    Salopian – Oracle
    Berrow – Topsy Turvy
    Whim – Flower Power
    Isle of Arran – Blonde
    Isle of Arran – Sunset
    Fernandes – American Pale Ale
    Cross Bay – Sunset Blonde
    Buxton Brewery – Axe Edge
    Beartown – Kodiak Bear
    Adnams – Ghost Ship
    St Peters – Organic Ale

    German

    Augustiner Edelstoff
    Jever
    Fruh Kolsch
    Bitburger

    mikewsmith
    Free Member

    Choose just one.

    Today…
    Currently….
    Hobart Brewing Company – Smoked Apple Bokk
    It will change by ths evening

    oolong
    Free Member

    Rochefort 6

    sbob
    Free Member

    Guinness.

    WildHunter2009
    Full Member

    Currently Stone and Wood Pacific Ale but subject to change on a regular basis. Back home be a strong shout out for Coniston Bluebird.

    rascal
    Free Member

    Brains SA Gold
    Badger Fursty Ferret
    Charnwood American APA American Pale Ale (Loughborough brewery)
    Erdinger
    Blue Monkey Infinity

    trail_rat
    Free Member

    Sierra Nevada hop hunter

    Lagaunitas

    How ever both pricey when I find them in the UK so it’s tempest brewing long white cloud

    mikewsmith
    Free Member

    At this point I think I’m going to head out and try and find a new favourite

    brant
    Free Member

    Gamma Ray is tip top.
    Locally we have Vocation doing amazing things. Their Life and Death is a close run thing to Gamma Ray for my favourite beer, along with the wonderful Magic Rock Cannonball.

    We’ll be on Hebden Brew Co Trouser Town from 11am today I think 🙂

    Sandwich
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    sv
    Free Member

    Fynn Jarl
    Farmageddon Mosaic
    Gamma Ray
    Galway Bay foam and fury (their milk stout is nice too)

    pocpoc
    Free Member

    Go to reliable favourite is Newcastle Brown, in a proper schooner if possible.
    Although at the moment Hobgoblin Gold is winning favour and both are available for £1.25 in Aldi so I tend to just get both!

    BillMC
    Full Member

    Bradfield Brewery’s Farmer’s Blonde, I could happily drown in that stuff.
    Oakham Brewery’s Citra or JHB.

    PSA Camra beer festival in Oakham Museum and around town till Sunday. I helped unload the beer, cider and bales. Please drink it or I’ll have to carry it all out again on Monday.

    RoganJosh
    Free Member

    Beavertown Bloody ‘Ell Blood Orange IPA – 7.2% (ish) drinks like a 5. Delicious. Just ordered two cans of the new bloody notorious 9.something% blood orange DIPA (2 per customer but at £4 that’s enough).

    Brooklyn sorachi ace close second!

    rewski
    Free Member

    Tropical summer vibe:

    Elvis Juice
    Tiny Rebel Clwb Tropicana
    Magic Rock Grapefruit High Wire

    Clobber
    Free Member

    Where does one go in order to procure a beavertown beverage?

    Malvern Rider
    Free Member

    Salopian ‘Oracle’

    It’s a draught ale.

    I was raised on Bathams and Enville, but this beats even those, for me. Remarkable yet hard to come by. Probably just as well!

    The below-linked review describes it well enough, tho I just neck it and measure the decibels of satisfied ‘aaaah’ – enough to tell me it wins.

    http://www.beerreviews.co.uk/beer/salopian-oracle-4/

    househusband
    Full Member

    Brains and Tanglefoot… do find them canned or bottled from time to time in Fife.

    General quaffing beer is Innis & Gunn as it is nice and cheap at Aldi!

    rewski
    Free Member

    Where does one go in order to procure a beavertown beverage?

    Most London offies, London B Oddbins has a good selection, utobeer, bottledog, online alesbymail.

    toby1
    Full Member

    From last weekend at Cask, had one then it ran out, but that one was bloody lovely!

    JefWachowchow
    Free Member

    When I’m in the UK – Alton Pride (3.8% session ale)
    When I’m in the US – New Belgium Brewery, Fat Tire Ale (who’s counting)
    When I’m in Belgium – Brugze Zot

    bob_summers
    Full Member

    Only one? Orval.

    Honourable mentions: Rochefort 10, Goose Island Bourbon County, Deuchars IPA, Yates bitter, Coniston Bluebird in the Black Bull, Coniston, Moor Hoppiness

    ahwiles
    Free Member

    🙁

    samcamsdad
    Full Member

    Loweswater gold.

    CaptainFlashheart
    Free Member

    Westvleteren 12.

    Or Hop Back Summer Lightning.

    Whathaveisaidnow
    Free Member

    Real Ale on tap : Bathams Bitter or Slaters Haka

    Ale in a bottle : Goose Island IPA (Mainly for it’s sheer harsh hoppiness) or brewdog IPA

    Lager in a bottle : Staropramen

    nedrapier
    Full Member

    Beavertown Bloody ‘Ell Blood Orange IPA – 7.2% (ish) drinks like a 5.

    Yes! Bloody delicious, too!

    eranu
    Free Member

    I too have a few 🙂

    Siren: White Tips, Calypso, Half Mast, Even More Jesus XVIII, Caribbean Chocolate Cake

    And Union: Friday, Sunday,Unflt,Summer actually all their beer is bloody good!

    Magic Rock: Dark Arts

    Fourpure: IPA, Session IPA

    Beavertown: Bloody ‘ell

    There’s so many good beers out there now it’s hard to choose 10 let alone 1.

    Haze
    Full Member

    Toss up between these two at the moment…

    jonnyrobertson
    Full Member

    If only I could choose just one! If I had to I’ll say Sodra IPA. Drank it on holiday in Sweden and fell in love. Very hoppy, very drinkable. Unable to find it in Blighty. Reviews online don’t seem that impressed with it but both myself and my fiancé loved it.

    Back home I’ll go for Birds And The Bees by Williams Brothers. Not easy to find out of Scotland though, seems my most reliable source is Beers Of Europe in Kings Lynn (or when my parents pop back to The Motherland).

    Also, I’m a sucker for a fruity Belgian so depends on what mood I’m in. But if you’re making me choose I’ll go with The Birds And The Bees. With Dill crisps from Ocado (the ones ikea used to do back in the day).

    bimster29
    Free Member

    Russian River’s Pliny the elder or Rochefort 10 or the Duchesse de Bourgogne.

    LAT
    Full Member

    I spent the last couple of years living in Houston. Not my kind of town, but the beer available there is out of this world. Traditionally, I’ve been a real ale drinker but I’m missing the new world styles.

    If you should find yourself in Texas, look out for:

    Karbach’s Sympathy for the Lager
    (512) IPA – for me the malt, the hops, the warmth of the alcohol is almost perfect

    Before Houston I was in Canada where my favourites were Tree Brewing’s Thirsty Beaver amber and Cut Throat pale.

    Currently in Southampton where I’ve been responsibly enjoying Dancing Man’s offerings.

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