In summary, not as great as last year. A lot of middle of the road ales. But nothing that stood out.
No Nethergate this year. Not that that matters. But, just not blown away this year.
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- via @anthonydawson: Still in the Old Cross. Oscar Wilde. Nice dark ale. A definite #always ale. Brewed by Mighty Oak.
- via @anthonydawson: In the Old Cross Tavern, Hertford. Drinking their on premises brew - OXT'ale. 3.9%. A subtle citrusy bitter. A one pint
- Having a damn fine pint of Brain's SA at the Ship in East Tilbury. I don't normally lime this beer. http://twitpic.com/2ljxh8
- RCH Old Slug porter at the White Horse in Soho. Very dark, and tastes like it. http://twitpic.com/2jow2p
- Loddon Bamboozle in the Castle, Chancery Lane. Bitter and Toffee taste. Nice. http://campl.us/hIV
- Not many ales at the Penderels Oak. Harvieston Schiehallion. 4.8%. A lager beer. It has really quenched my thirst. http://campl.us/hIu
- No more Wetherspoons in Bow. That brings down ale spots to practically zero. http://flic.kr/p/8urzLi
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- Ed Read: I thought I'd let you know that a barrel lasts longer than polys or demis. It's all a question of whether your beer is bright (without sediment) or l
- Tony: Two years later to the day and another trip to the Wallace finds no more Bombardier on tap ! Quelle Horreur!! Maybe it was just a bad day !
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A work in progress containing: pub recommendations, ales and more importantly letting you know where to find the good stuff in the UK, along with bottled ale reviews.
Tony & Brad