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Back in Wales and this was a Conwy American West Coast Pale Ale.

Thanks. We live and learn!

Back at lodge for a palate cleanser before a spot of vino and food.

Now a Conwy Aderyn Glas. Very good!

Near Machynlleth with a Twisted Spire. A real quaffer at 3.4%. The name suggests Chesterfield but it comes from Cleobury Mortimer!

Got this at Asda and very nice too!

For my taste thiis would be much better as a single hop with Citra alone. Does anyone know which other one it is so I can avoid it ? Cascade?

This is complex with three American hops so I think it needs to be tuned into over time.

The Swan?

This standby is much better balanced. As they might say in Woodsetton "It's bostin ay it?"

Not bad but a bit sweet for me but maybe all porter is? Head did not last long but salt from the crisps I scoffed probably didn't help!

At the Dovey Hotel Cemmaes Road near Machynlleth with a Nightjar.

Back at the lodge with a Rudgate American Pale Ale.

In the Wynnstay at Machynlleth drinking Purple Moose Dark Bitter Very nice but just a bit cold!

I think and hope my kids are all accounted for but the one in question is 37!

Okarito!

Visiting younger son in Ulverston. In the Swan drinking Abbeydale Okatito with NZ hops. Gets better the further down the glass I go! Maybe just hit the ideal temperature.

Agree that personal taste must play a big part as must a mistake made in the brewing process that is not apparent by an obvious factor such as an infection. I would never again brew the Dark Rock Aussie Gold in the session series which received excellent reviews. For my taste it was far too...

And now some Black Country nectar! Holdens Woodsetton Pale.

And now some actual Bass. My go to standard national bottled bitter now that Spitfire has been diluted!