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It's Peter Griffin, he's quite recognisableHow will we recognise you? Will you be stood under the railway clock?
Get to Clubhouse instead, miles better
Or walk past clubhouse and head to the pinnacle of pre-game pints which is Barrys Bar.
It was 100x better when it did proper beer.
tha'll be suggesting Barrel next
I used to always go in ,loved it .However against Carlisle I asked for a carling (yuk it's all they had ) she poured me 3/4 of a pint and said that's all we have left
Not Madri though... quality over quantity
Nahhh quantity for me, won't chuck coins otherwise ;-)
Genuinely interested ... how would you describe Madri's quality over other lagers? Smoother, thinner, thicker, sweeter, drier, tangier, bitter, sour, sharper, longer lasting taste? What is it that you like about it?
It’s like Moretti, that’s the best thing I can say about it
OK. I taste a LOT of different lagers in my game. I do worry that people concentrate more on the brand & the reassuringly expensive than on the taste. So, I just wondered...
Been meaning to try there but put off by the fact it looks like it’s £5 a pint from outside
It's an interesting point. I'm a bitter drinker but if I dont like the look of what theyve got on or it's really hot i will have a larger. Most seem to taste pretty much the same however there are a few i prefer.
In general, I like beers with layered flavours, coming in separately, and being distinct from each other. So, a lager might give an upfront citrus burst, then settle into sweet shop barley sugar & finish with a small bitterness. I find many large industrial brewed lagers just give you one hit of Tate n Lyle sugar and that's it.
Found some fantastic beer and breweries since I've moved down to Bristol, if you ever happen across a beer called Wanna Go To The Sun, also from Lost & Grounded...its my favourite sup down here! One to try when you come down for Bristol City away, I definitely recommend it if you like layered pales!
Wiper & True are also a cracking brewery down here, got a very strong range
Funnily enough, I tried that (in Small Bar) when we played Bristol City away at the end of 2017/18. I really liked the Yeasty feel to it in the first mouthfuls. Lovely dank peach fruit later in the glass. Great recommendation.
I can confirm it is very much £5 a pint inside but i'm happy paying a premium to be able to stand or sit with a drink and get to the bar more than once an hour
Purity, Lawless?
Cheers Phil, I will try a few of those if I can find them. I find the 'craft beer' market difficult to navigate. I like trying new beers but often I dont really like them.
Do they serve food in there?. Been meaning to try it especially on a night match as no time for food before dashing off.
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