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Eichhörnchen 08-03-21 12:27 PM

Shipyard American IPA
 
https://i.imgur.com/XbH4OTY.jpg

See post #198; this has a lovely deep bitterness which I evidently didn't notice last time... although this has a different label and is maybe not even from the same (UK) brewer

ET2SN 08-03-21 01:38 PM

I wonder when they moved Portland, Me. to the UK? :hmmm:

:D


I remember when Shipyard first launched. They had a deal with the Portland Seadogs to sell suds at the ball park. I thought it was OK but nothing to write home about.

Eichhörnchen 08-04-21 06:53 AM

^ Yeah I really think they should call it "American Style". I found some 'Scottish' shortbread on sale in Annapolis once... it was made in Japan :har::Kaleun_Salute:

Jimbuna 08-04-21 09:57 AM

I doubt there's anything not already listed on here but a nephew sent this over for my birthday last week.

https://i.postimg.cc/T1L1hqfS/IMG-3478.jpg

Eichhörnchen 08-14-21 12:15 PM

Fuller's "Honey Dew" Organic Golden Ale
 
https://i.imgur.com/HW0kbl8.jpg ABV 5%; £1.67 at ASDA

We're always being sold stuff that's flavoured with honey yet turns out to be just plain sweet... well this really tastes of honey and it's beautiful: a lovely soft, golden ale which fizzes on the palate and refreshes

Eichhörnchen 09-02-21 12:42 PM

Harper's "Amber Ale"
 
https://i.imgur.com/UkNMSJv.jpg 5% ABV; £1.09 at ALDI

This is delicious! One of those ales where you almost believe that some kind soul added a large shot of rum to it before putting the top on. Caramel and honey are the predominant flavours and it's a darker beer than you might expect from the name. I've put in a request for more with the purser (Moira)

Jimbuna 09-02-21 01:21 PM

I'll trump that with the couple of one litre bottles of ASDA dark rum I purchased less than two hours ago :)

Eichhörnchen 09-02-21 02:15 PM

^ Enjoy, mate :)

Sean C 09-02-21 10:44 PM

Back on page 23, kg6eyr mentioned a beer by Ballast Point. That reminded me that I had tried a beer by them once. "Sculpin". Typical IPA. Very hoppy. A little too much grapefruit for my taste, but overall a good beer. I like IPAs, but the bottle this was in caught my eye. Can you guess why? ;)


https://i.imgur.com/bUVRim3h.jpg


Tonight, it's my old standby (in its own special glass), as mentioned by cdrsubron7 on page 10:

https://i.imgur.com/yiMjKeLh.jpg

Eichhörnchen 04-03-22 07:57 AM

Bateman's Triple XB pale ale
 
https://i.imgur.com/UZ5Tuxo.jpg 4.8% ABV; £2.29 at SPAR

Not pale at all really but quite dark-looking, with a soft honeyed flavour which fizzes gently on the tongue. A beautiful and special supping ale

Von Due 04-14-22 02:31 PM

Burning Sky Imperial Stout 2021
This one was disappointing. Overwhelming wine cork taste to the point of being a tame lambic. Malt is only nice if one can taste it.
One I won't be buying again.

ET2SN 04-14-22 07:09 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sean C (Post 2766275)


Every time I see that label it takes me back to a seedy bar in New London, CT. where we would hang out after a long day in tech school (AKA A school and C school). :D

It was called The Blue Moon and was staffed by a top heavy bar maid who would earn tips every time she wiped down the bar with a wet rag. :yeah:
One fine evening, we were sitting at the bar and nursing some beers when this grizzly old coot storms out of the men's room with a handful of pipes and water traps, cursing like a sailor. He throws the pipes at a wall and looks like he's ready for a fight.
I turn to the bar maid and say, "Hey, you want us to talk to that guy? Maybe escort him out side?"

"Nah but thanks. That's my boyfriend- he owns the place."

Over time, we all got to be chums. Turned out the owner used to be a member of the local biker gang until he was "asked to retire".



:har:

Commander Wallace 04-15-22 07:10 AM

Years ago, we had an exchange student from Germany join us for a year at my High School in the U.S. We all did our best to make him and other exchange students feel welcome and at home.

We were all at a party and of course had American and Canadian beer. I asked our German exchange student if they get American beer in Germany. He replied yes but American beer is so weak, they use the American beer to wash their cars. :haha:

He also liked his beer warm which is not something any of us liked.

Von Due 04-17-22 02:48 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Commander Wallace (Post 2803779)
He also liked his beer warm which is not something any of us liked.

Many years ago when I visited England, I met a couple there. She was more the lager type but he preferred the really old school ale, flat and warm. Two of us shook our heads and 1 insisted the other 2 were mad :D

Commander Wallace 04-20-22 06:54 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Von Due (Post 2804270)
Many years ago when I visited England, I met a couple there. She was more the lager type but he preferred the really old school ale, flat and warm. Two of us shook our heads and 1 insisted the other 2 were mad :D


I'll pass on the warm beer, my friend. :yep:


A good night at the pub would be ice cold beer, great pizza's, comfy chairs and a great Hockey game on the big screen with which to enjoy all of the above. :yep:


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