[Wanderer]

Re: O/T Who's round next? - Yet More Tales of Real Ale : Thu Oct 18, 2018 10:18 am  

Wetherspoons festival ...

The Clothiers Arms, Yeadon
Ossett Excelsior 5.2%, a strong golden ale, fruity, smooth and bitter.

Full House

Re: O/T Who's round next? - Yet More Tales of Real Ale : Thu Oct 18, 2018 4:08 pm  

Well done that Man

[Wanderer]

Re: O/T Who's round next? - Yet More Tales of Real Ale : Thu Oct 18, 2018 4:32 pm  

Cheers Alan, as always, an interesting and enjoyable challenge.

For the second time I've managed to find them all by the second Thursday. Managed to knock a couple of hours off this time

[Wanderer]

Re: O/T Who's round next? - Yet More Tales of Real Ale : Mon Oct 22, 2018 10:32 am  

Stancill Barnsley Bitter and Timothy Taylor Boltmaker both on good form in the Corner Pin this weekend.

[Wanderer]

Re: O/T Who's round next? - Yet More Tales of Real Ale : Sat Oct 27, 2018 11:36 am  

Corner Pin on Thursday evening, Welbeck Abbey Smashing Pumpkins 5.7%, malt, caramel, cinnamon and pumpkin combine in a deliciously smooth winter warmer. Outstanding!

[Wanderer]

Re: O/T Who's round next? - Yet More Tales of Real Ale : Sun Oct 28, 2018 5:16 pm  

Highlights of an evening in Warrington yesterday ...

Purity Pure UBU 4.5%, an often enjoyed amber ale, in the Friar Penketh.

Big Bog Brewing Company Swampy 4.7%, my favourite of the evening and a premium dark ruby ale with fruit and toffee flavours, in the Looking Glass. A new one to me.

Caledonian Edinburgh Castle 4.1%, brown in colour, with malt, caramel and fruit flavours, in the White Hart. Only once previously tasted, in Hereford in May

[Wanderer]

Re: O/T Who's round next? - Yet More Tales of Real Ale : Mon Oct 29, 2018 2:08 pm  

Warrington again last night and two very enjoyable drinks in the Lower Angel ...

Twisted Angel Daywalker Stout 5.8%, a combination of malt, chocolate and fruit.

Fernandes Black Voodoo 5.1%, a delicious chocolate and orange stout, think Terrys Chocolate Orange in a glass

[Wanderer]

Re: O/T Who's round next? - Yet More Tales of Real Ale : Thu Nov 01, 2018 4:31 pm  

Another couple of enjoyable pints in the Lower Angel, Warrington last night, one new to me, the other an old favourite.

Cross Bay Witching Hour 4.4%, a crystal wheat beer. Clear golden in colour and less hoppy than I anticipated with a sufficient malty taste to get a tick from me.

Moorhouses Pride of Pendle 4.1%, an always enjoyable, easy drinking amber bitter with some fruit and malt and a hint of caramel.

[Wanderer]

Re: O/T Who's round next? - Yet More Tales of Real Ale : Sun Nov 04, 2018 5:25 pm  

The Corner Pin have had a couple of interesting Welbeck Abbey brews available in the last couple of days ...

Wheatsheaf 5.8% is a cloudy malted wheat beer.

Burning Firedog 4.3%, a proper winter warmer, malty with a hint of pepper.

Both were very enjoyable.

[Wanderer]

Re: O/T Who's round next? - Yet More Tales of Real Ale : Wed Nov 07, 2018 9:17 am  

The Queens, Doncaster had the wonderful Bradfield Farmers Belgian Blue 4.9% available last night.