Beer

[Beef Oven]

Went to a pub in toiwn last night, with my life long friend, and had Sharp#s Doombar off tap! X 4 and a glass of Famous Grouse to finish!

You got class BBM. As for me, I went down the pub with a doombar of a friend and had 4 pints of Long-life!

[Anna]

I don't often drink beer but last week had Dorothy Goodbody's Country Ale, very tasty but strong at 6%. Wye Valley Brewery, Herefordshire. Not sure how widely available it is.

[BBMmk2]

i will have a look at their site(if they have one!!)

Edit: had a look on their site, anna! Looks very good indeed! Might order a box!!

[teamsaint]

Tetley's all round after Bradford City's heroics last night !

[amateur51]

Tetley's all round after Bradford City's heroics last night !

[BBMmk2]

Shepherd Neame Early Bird 4.5%

[JoeG]

Afraid Tetley's is no longer brewed in Yorkshire ts - the brewery has been demolished and its now brewed 'abroad'! Fortunately we have a much more enticing choice of Saltaire, Salamander, Timothy Taylors, Ilkley and Old Spot to name but a few brewers in our fair District to celebrate with - all far tastier beers than Tetley's ever was!

[Resurrection Man]

I don't often drink beer but last week had Dorothy Goodbody's Country Ale, very tasty but strong at 6%. Wye Valley Brewery, Herefordshire. Not sure how widely available it is.

One of my local breweries

Butty Bach is my favourite.

[Nick Armstrong]

Afraid Tetley's is no longer brewed in Yorkshire ts - the brewery has been demolished and its now brewed 'abroad'! Fortunately we have a much more enticing choice of Saltaire, Salamander, Timothy Taylors, Ilkley and Old Spot to name but a few brewers in our fair District to celebrate with - all far tastier beers than Tetley's ever was!

Not to mention Messrs. Theakston, whose products never achieved the legendary status on my palate that their advertising trumpeted.

[teamsaint]

I never thought that much to Tetleys, myself, but I usually drink it in a pub full of football fans, some of them Yorkshire based, so best to keep the thought to yourself at that point.

JoeG, doesn't Tetleys taste better out of a 4 pint plastic milk carton down at the folk club?!

[BBMmk2]

Tetleys is like John Smiths!!

[Resurrection Man]

And who remembers Grotney's and that lovely description of drinking it. "Like making love in a canoe".

[teamsaint]

And who remembers Grotney's and that lovely description of drinking it. "Like making love in a canoe".

you sure that isn't a false memory, RM?!

[Dave2002]

And who remembers Grotney's and that lovely description of drinking it. "Like making love in a canoe".

So that's at least two experiences I've not had then.

Currently sampling Burns Ale, on offer for 99p in Lidl, so I got 6 in. Not quite my favourite style of beer, but eminently drinkable, and made by Sheperd and Neame. Missed out on haggis though, as not on offer in locations near me.

[John Wright]

One of my local breweries

Butty Bach is my favourite.

Ah, we find that lovely brew here in Coventry & Warwickshire