What are you drinking tonight 2021?

[Leon103]

Now on @dan125 brew off offering

 

[pilgrimhudd]

Back home tomorrow, been a fantastic fortnight thanks.
Lots of walking, fishing ( a few bass on lures ) and swimming. Sea is still remarkably warm, around 16 degrees.
Dogs are whacked out, we're all ready to get home now !

Ha, good to hear, yes I have a 5/3 wetsuit (I hate cold water) and I'm sweating in it when I go out on the board at the moment!

 

[LesTom]

This does exactly what it says on the tin and tastes of black forest but just a touch too sweet for me, very good though

 

[Tanglefoot]

Ha, good to hear, yes I have a 5/3 wetsuit (I hate cold water) and I'm sweating in it when I go out on the board at the moment!

Went for a surf at Sennen yesterday and hired a wetsuit, first time I've worn one this holiday.
Lovely and quiet now we're into September, just a couple of other surfers and a seal for company !

 

[pilgrimhudd]

A golden ale a mate brought back from pembrokeshire, looks good, a little bit on the bland side but drinkable.

 

[Brewnaldo]

Vocation/Brew York collab chocolate caramel stout. Sometimes find these things sweet and cloying but this is in guilty pleasure territory. Just what I was after.

 

[Leon103]

Going lighter with @Hoddy beer

 

[Rodcx500z]

My son gave me this earlier and I bloody like it a lot

 

[Leon103]

On to @dave_77 beer

 

[Leon103]

Picture of @Hoddy beer

 

[dcbrookes]

Just arrived in Norfolk for a week. I had a pint of Greene King East Coast IPA this evening - an experience which will definitely NOT be repeated!

 

[chillipickle]

once bitten.......leave well alone :)

 

[damienair]

Enjoying a Mangrove Jacks Pink Grapefruit IPA. Then a Mangrove Jacks Irish Red Ale. Busy week, enjoying relaxing.

 

[531Man]

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Went to a beer festival on another Island called Herm. This is the menu, what would you have chosen?

Herm!
SWMBO'd and I had a glorious day there July 1979.
We were honeymooning on Guernsey and the guest house host advised, "go down to the harbour early on a foggy morning and take the ferry to Herm.
No one else will fancy setting out on a morning like that. The fog will clear and you will have the island to yourselves.
He was correct.
We walked across and all around the island, then had Guernsey bitter in the Mermaid Tavern (the only pub on the island in those days) by the harbour with our ploughman's lunch.
Ah, memories.

 

[Leon103]

Stone the crows. Hazy pale by @Hoddy

 

[531Man]

Very nice! A better selection than you’ll see in most places. I’m drawn to the Rev James but would probably want to work my way through the lot - then make a choice on which to stay on

After going through that entire beer menu, I would probably stay on the island, out under the stars!
It's gotta be done.

 

[dave_77]

Stone the crows. Hazy pale by @Hoddy

Tasty beer, must use Talus again.

 

[Cheyne_brewer]

An uprated version of Batemans Dark Mild. This one is in a PB rather than corny, as I prefer the lower carb level beers this way. Just a sample pint, it had been barrelled earlier in the day. I’m calling this one Master Batemans Afternoon Delight

 

[pilgrimhudd]

Sounds nice, I toyed with brewing a mild yesterday but decided against. What app is that your using?

 

[Little Rock Brewing]

Herm!
SWMBO'd and I had a glorious day there July 1979.
We were honeymooning on Guernsey and the guest house host advised, "go down to the harbour early on a foggy morning and take the ferry to Herm.
No one else will fancy setting out on a morning like that. The fog will clear and you will have the island to yourselves.
He was correct.
We walked across and all around the island, then had Guernsey bitter in the Mermaid Tavern (the only pub on the island in those days) by the harbour with our ploughman's lunch.
Ah, memories.

The Mermaid is still the only pub but there might be a bar at the hotel too. On Sark now, with 2 pubs! One has Butcombe Gold, the other has Black Sheep. I also had their only display bottle of Ghostship!