Essential equipment for drinking at home. Ales just don’t taste right out of anything but a pint glass (or mug). Personally, I really don’t like the metallic taste of pewter tankards either.
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- 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
- Having a fantastic pint of Vale Brewing Co. Crumpling 4.6%. Brown and tasty.
- Two Nethergates at once. Painted Lady and Sweeney Todd best bitter at the Shakespeare's Head. http://twitpic.com/2drr3w
- Three Castles Saxon Archer 4.0% at the Penderel's Oak. Hoppy Bitter bloody lovely. http://twitpic.com/2dgmdw
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- 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