Andy P. is drinking a Theraputic Exemption by Fixed Wheel Brewery at Devonshire Cat
Not convinced. Too sour and too yogurty. But that's my opinion.
Andy P. is drinking a Get Pithed by Yorkshire Heart at Devonshire Cat
I don't know if I like this. Let's say, yes. Heavy aroma of orange peel and thyme. After the bacon, it goes well.
Andy P. is drinking a Don't Go Bacon My Heart by Abbeydale Brewery at Devonshire Cat
Let's not lose sight of the fact that this has bacon in it. Bacon. With my reputation.
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Andy P. is drinking a Rubus Lotus by Thornbridge Brewery at The Bath Hotel
I believe the terminology is "flat as a fart" but tasty enough.
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Andy P. is drinking an Agent of Evil by Moor Beer Company at The Bath Hotel
Rich enough to be spot on right now.
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Andy P. is drinking a Treasure Trove by Salopian Brewery at The Bath Hotel
Salopian are no slackers in the brewing business as this proves. And I don't like golden ales.
Andy P. is drinking a Captain Hop Beard by Totally Brewed at The Itchy Pig
The tropical fruit flavours from the hops are swamped by the molasses. But hey, molasses!
Andy P. is drinking a Doctor Morton's Reality Filter by Abbeydale Brewery at The Itchy Pig
Lost amid the other Abbeydale madness at the Itchy Pig. Which is a bit unfair, but it is only meant to be just ok.
Andy P. is drinking a Brett Tangerine by Abbeydale Brewery at The Itchy Pig
What a stunner. Just the right sourness. Love the tangerine. Quite an accomplished beer.
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Andy P. is drinking a Session Pale by True North Brew Co at The York
The mosaic lifts this but I am a mosaicphile.
Andy P. is drinking a Hendrix by Ilkley Brewery Co. at The York
This is a bit of alright. Love the name, concept and taste.
Andy P. is drinking a White Wolf by Little Critters Brewing Company at Fox & Duck
Still a lovely beer. Seems hoppiest which is good.
Andy P. is drinking a Haymaker by Hook Norton Brewery at The Rawson Spring (Wetherspoon)
Making late use of the beer garden on a beautiful day. Decent traditional ale from a decent brewer.
Risking a Guinness 4 years beyond best buy date. Smooth subdued chocolate liquorice flavours. Certainly different.