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I do like Thornbridge Lord Marples to be fair ,just dont like beer out of cans or bottles. The real enemy are Lager drinkers.
I was on the lager last night as it goes. Mikkeller, a Danish Brewery had a mini tap takeover in BrewDog Headingley. I piled into their Japanese Rice Lager on Keg at 5.1%.
Despite being your enemy, I absolutely love a well put together, properly left alone for a bit, lager.

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I was on the lager last night as it goes. Mikkeller, a Danish Brewery had a mini tap takeover in BrewDog Headingley. I piled into their Japanese Rice Lager on Keg at 5.1%.
Despite being your enemy, I absolutely love a well put together, properly left alone for a bit, lager.

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From this here London. A very acceptable German style lager, in the best Ball_Sup (Phil) tradition, zesty orange aroma, bitter but with a dry, bready finish. Definitely worth trying.


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I do like Thornbridge Lord Marples to be fair ,just dont like beer out of cans or bottles. The real enemy are Lager drinkers.
Lager that’s been lagered is superb, especially when drunk from the creators teat in a European brewery cellar.
Lager that’s been Northamptoned is no better than pale imitation chemical cold watery piss soup that’s only fit for selling to the pig trogs swilling on Hillsborough corner..
 
I was on the lager last night as it goes. Mikkeller, a Danish Brewery had a mini tap takeover in BrewDog Headingley. I piled into their Japanese Rice Lager on Keg at 5.1%.
Despite being your enemy, I absolutely love a well put together, properly left alone for a bit, lager.

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Lager that’s been lagered is superb, especially when drunk from the creators teat in a European brewery cellar.
Lager that’s been Northamptoned is no better than pale imitation chemical cold watery piss soup that’s only fit for selling to the pig trogs swilling on Hillsborough corner..
I dont do fizzy ,dont even have lemonade ,and despise Coke ,the only fizzy things I like are Tangfastics.
 
I dont do fizzy ,dont even have lemonade ,and despise Coke ,the only fizzy things I like are Tangfastics.
It's intriguing how "taste buds" work. Do you travel abroad? What do you drink? Default to wine maybe?
 
Its a pain in the arse ,I will put up with 'beer' when away but dont really like it much ,tend to go down the spirit/wine route.
Given we've been joshing, I'm not really sure what is fact & what fiction. Do you really drink Smith's? Which I think is very fizzy.
 
Given we've been joshing, I'm not really sure what is fact & what fiction. Do you really drink Smith's? Which I think is very fizzy.
Its not lager fizzy ,given a choice ,a pint of Mansfield then Worthingtons ,even Tetley creamflow. After that resort to Smiths or Guinness.
I was brought up on Trophy ,so wish you could still get it in decent pubs. A pint of Trophy in the Brincs or Royal Oak ill never be rivalled.
 
When going abroad you cannot wait for a large beer(which means lager) in a frosted glass ice cold. 3 days later you are gasping for a proper ale.
Wold Top is the one for me at the moment a small farm house brewery just outside Hunmanby,some tasty beers.
 
Personally, my family "invest" in a range of breweries, bars & bottle shops. Including BrewDog, Cantillon (Antwerp), Wild Beer, Fierce Beer, Drone Valley Brewery, Hop Hideout. Personally, I have no problem whatsoever with what, where & how others are drinking. Find it a bit much when one beer drinker is telling another beer drinker what they should do & slagging them off using tired stereotypes. Drink & be happy about it.....

Same here i support Gypsy Queen, Milestone, Fox, Museum, Maida Vale, and Beehive, drinking Carling and Carlsberg.
Just wish I could find a place that sold Tennents 🙂.,
 
Same here i support Gypsy Queen, Milestone, Fox, Museum, Maida Vale, and Beehive, drinking Carling and Carlsberg.
Just wish I could find a place that sold Tennents 🙂.,
Understood. To clarify, by invest, I meant put money into the business in the form of buying shares, or membership or crowdfunding. So that the business can grow in the way I want it to. Hopefully with some form of reward.
 
No need. Putting money over the bar is a great way, indeed the best way, of keeping bars & breweries at it. You're the hero of this story.
Is there a thread on here for the best beers tasted in Sheffield/on Sheffield bars now?

I'd be keen on one if there isn't!

Had my first pint of Abbeydale's Indulgence last night, gorgeous mocha stout at 7.4%
 



Its not lager fizzy ,given a choice ,a pint of Mansfield then Worthingtons ,even Tetley creamflow. After that resort to Smiths or Guinness.
I was brought up on Trophy ,so wish you could still get it in decent pubs. A pint of Trophy in the Brincs or Royal Oak ill never be rivalled.
Oh Christ, you must be full of chemicals owd lad. Shitwell? 🤦‍♂️ Pint of (Original, well kept) Wards please
 
Oh Christ, you must be full of chemicals owd lad. Shitwell? 🤦‍♂️ Pint of (Original, well kept) Wards please
Just think only 30 years ago you’d have struggled to not have Sheffield made Wards, Stones or Trophy or Leeds made Tetleys in most Sheffield pubs. Who’d have predicted that all have now gone.. I love microbreweries but I’m not sure that my rose tinted glasses don’t hark back to simpler ale times with boozers full of people. When my Tardis is functioning a night out in 1986 would be second on the agenda. First ? well that would be that missed opportunity with a certain Miss.... what an open goal seriously missed from two yards!
 
Here are a couple of very acceptable local brews consumed in Kent a couple of weeks back. Slightly fizzy but I couldn’t get inside any of the local pubs at that time so these had to do, and no smartarse comments about drinking the washing up liquid please.

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Here are a couple of very acceptable local brews consumed in Kent a couple of weeks back. Slightly fizzy but I couldn’t get inside any of the local pubs at that time so these had to do, and no smartarse comments about drinking the washing up liquid please.

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I’ve lived in Kent for 30 years now and only in the last 5 years has either my Wards weaned palate started to adjust or the brewers upped their game, as most Kent beers are formulaic, dull and agricultural at best and Eighties hone brew at worst. Notable exceptions are Gadds, Kent brewery and nowadays Old Dairy, Hop fuzz and Wantsum are much improved.
If you’re ever down East Kent way the Wantsum brew tap is a great way to spend a rural afternoon. The September new hop festival in Canterbury is also superb (think Beaujolais nouveau style event for beer with fresh hops). Who knows you might just see a judge at the beer of the festival tasting table gradually slurring his words through a faded Sheffield accent, (especially if judging the over 5% section)...
 
I’ve lived in Kent for 30 years now and only in the last 5 years has either my Wards weaned palate started to adjust or the brewers upped their game, as most Kent beers are formulaic, dull and agricultural at best and Eighties hone brew at worst. Notable exceptions are Gadds, Kent brewery and nowadays Old Dairy, Hop fuzz and Wantsum are much improved.
If you’re ever down East Kent way the Wantsum brew tap is a great way to spend a rural afternoon. The September new hop festival in Canterbury is also superb (think Beaujolais nouveau style event for beer with fresh hops). Who knows you might just see a judge at the beer of the festival tasting table gradually slurring his words through a faded Sheffield accent, (especially if judging the over 5% section)...

I lived in Folkestone from 84 to 89 and never really got on with any of the beers, apart from a dark mild that was from (I think) Shepherd Neame.
Until one day my local, out of the blue, got a keg of Wards in. I was like a dog with two dicks for a few days! 🤪
 
Just think only 30 years ago you’d have struggled to not have Sheffield made Wards, Stones or Trophy or Leeds made Tetleys in most Sheffield pubs. Who’d have predicted that all have now gone.. I love microbreweries but I’m not sure that my rose tinted glasses don’t hark back to simpler ale times with boozers full of people. When my Tardis is functioning a night out in 1986 would be second on the agenda. First ? well that would be that missed opportunity with a certain Miss.... what an open goal seriously missed from two yards!

True North are brewing their version of Stones and it is a very enjoyable pint. It sits surprisingly well against other modern session bitters.

Available on draught at the Punchbowl, Crookes and I heartily commend it to the House. .
 
Its not lager fizzy ,given a choice ,a pint of Mansfield then Worthingtons ,even Tetley creamflow. After that resort to Smiths or Guinness.
I was brought up on Trophy ,so wish you could still get it in decent pubs. A pint of Trophy in the Brincs or Royal Oak ill never be rivalled.
(Remember, I'm coming at this as a Student of Supping, rather than judgemental). So, to clarify, you would always choose a Keg Bitter over a Cask Ale? And, you would not vary your choices too much? I was born in the 50s. In Sheffield 8. So, I grew up with the beers & pubs you mention. But, I don't hark back to those beers. And, I always try to have something different. It would be alien to me to drink the same beer every afternoon (I'm not allowed out at nights). Funny isn't it how people can be so different in their habits & tastes.
 
Just think only 30 years ago you’d have struggled to not have Sheffield made Wards, Stones or Trophy or Leeds made Tetleys in most Sheffield pubs. Who’d have predicted that all have now gone.. I love microbreweries but I’m not sure that my rose tinted glasses don’t hark back to simpler ale times with boozers full of people. When my Tardis is functioning a night out in 1986 would be second on the agenda. First ? well that would be that missed opportunity with a certain Miss.... what an open goal seriously missed from two yards!
Why do you think those "major" regional beers died out? My simple mind always goes to - commercial interests, not enough people buying them. There just seemed to be takeover, after takeover, with brands being consolidated into ever larger single large scale industrial sites.
 
I’ve lived in Kent for 30 years now and only in the last 5 years has either my Wards weaned palate started to adjust or the brewers upped their game, as most Kent beers are formulaic, dull and agricultural at best and Eighties hone brew at worst. Notable exceptions are Gadds, Kent brewery and nowadays Old Dairy, Hop fuzz and Wantsum are much improved.
If you’re ever down East Kent way the Wantsum brew tap is a great way to spend a rural afternoon. The September new hop festival in Canterbury is also superb (think Beaujolais nouveau style event for beer with fresh hops). Who knows you might just see a judge at the beer of the festival tasting table gradually slurring his words through a faded Sheffield accent, (especially if judging the over 5% section)...
Well I’ll be back to the same place close to Biddenden next year when I hope to be able to sample a wider range of local beers actually inside pubs.🙏🏻🤞🤞
 



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