Sometimes the classics are just perfect - Youngs Ornerry in an old skool Smithfield boozer pre Barbican gig.
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Lovely pint of Plum Porter followed by an excellent Wadworth’s Old Timer at the Engineers Arms in Henlow, Bedfordshire…
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What a fantastic line-up!
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The Havelock, Nairn, tonight. The Timothy Taylor/Northern Monk collaborative Unity Stout was an absolute belter - the first time it’s been seen this far north. I probably had one more than was necessary (but it was so worth it!)
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There’s a couple not in photo as well - Timmy Taylor’s Landlord and Langton Brewery Inclined Plane!
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That’s due on in the Engineers Arms soon!
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Recently had the Northern Rising from the same Taylor/Monk stable. Deffo worth looking out for. Hopefully it’s still on at our pre/post football boozer tomorrow.
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Flötzinger Weihnachtsbier Export 5.5% very refreshing with a clean taste. Grabbed the last three bottles of the current stock. Brautradition aus Rosenheim seit 1543.
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Pub,or Cafe looks very nice!
Can’t go wrong with la Choufe
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St. Feuillien - Cuvée de Noël
Festively good, wonderfully balanced, and leaning towards the sweet side.
I definitely deserved this, after hooking up my equipment today using incredibly stiff and stubborn power cables. Installing NAC A5 is like handling a piece of string compared to that.
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So which one will I have? Obviously it is both of them. The Spanish brewed San Miguel is stronger than the UK version at 5.4% and maybe a bit dryer.
The Dorada at 5.7% is really nice imho.
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Gösser Bock
Nothing particularly special—this is something you can find in any supermarket here. Still, I consider bock beer to be the supreme discipline. And in this case, it’s been executed exceptionally well.
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