Beer of the Week

redman41 | 14:23 Wed 03rd Oct 2012 | Drinks

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Jaipur (5.9%)
Award winning Cask Ale from Thornbridge Brewery

A citrus dominated India Pale Ale, its immediate impression is soft and smooth yet builds to a crescendo of massive hoppiness accentuated by honey. An enduring, bitter finish.
Great with a Curry !
If you come across it in any of your regular Pubs or further afield, try it and see for yourself as you wont be disappointed !

Squash powder

charging for tap water.

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Seems like an interesting Beer DT, not heard of it before now.
I like the micro-Breweries as they produce some really good Ale
It's probably not sold anywhere outside Cornwall

DTCwordfan

Maybe as far as ratter-land.....! If you are down this way, note it, it beats Skinners and St Austell.....

DTCwordfan

(Brewed near St Agnes, just south of Perranporth, St Agnes being the domain of the Baroness Anoushka who owns four of the five pubs in the town and environs - at age 28. She's quite cute too).

http://www.miners-arms.co.uk/

redman41

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The best chance of tasting some of the more obscure Beers is at the major Beer Festivals in London, Birmingham,Liverpool etc.
Wetherspoons may sometimes have them

NoMercy

14%...sounds lethal...

Will you and Rowan go to the Xmas market this year?

redman41

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We went a few times to the Frankfurt Xmas Market last Year NoMercy, and no doubt we will visit it several times again this Year !
Sampling the good Food and the Lowenbrau Beer on the Plateau near Town Hall on a nice dry day,in the company of the 'singing Moose' is good fun.
I think the Market starts on 15th Nov until Xmas.
Very busy but a good atmosphere

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Km3_3Z8W3_4&feature=related