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  1. #931
    Join Date: Dec 2008

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    It's true you can sup a sample of any of the Real ales..

  2. #932
    Join Date: Mar 2012

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    No wasn't in Woodside, this was about 18/19 yrs ago, so may not be there anymore. I think it was on Carlisle st. Rough place as i said more of a cafe in looks. The Graveyard thing, well i was working for a circus in sheffield at the time, they had taken over a church as a circus school. Anneka Rice and her tv show came and done the place up. I stayed in a caravan for a few months there. Now and again i would stay with my mate in Rotherham. We had a few gigs on Devonshire green, and at the launch/opening canal basin.
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  3. #933
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    Hi Dave
    Thanks for that, i live in Rotherham They still do things on Devonshire Street green. That's were the pubs are i go, the other end of the road by the City hall.. I know Carlisle street, the 'Norfolk arms' pub.. Good bookshop on Devonshire St called 'Rare & Racey' been there since around 1969..

  4. #934
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    I seem to remember the small pub across the road from the indian place was called 'The East house', we would have a few in there, then take a pint to the indian ( they didn't serve booze), you could keep popping back and forth, as long as you returned your pint glass at the end of the night.
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  6. #936
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    Yep thats the place, nice one Andre.
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  7. #937
    Join Date: May 2008

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    The biggest choice of beer anywhere I've ever been was in the US - The Beartooth Cafe in Cooke City, Montana. I recommend the Big Sky Moose Drool!
    I had two of the best 'ordinary' (ie not pretending to be fine dining) meals I've ever eaten in the States there too.

    Here's the beer list:

    MONTANA BREWS

    BELGRADE
    Big Hole Diablo
    Big Hole Headstrong
    Big Hole Mythical White
    Big Hole Wisdom Amber
    Salmon Fly Honey Rye
    Hopper Pale Ale
    Copper John Scottish
    Irresistible Amber
    Yellow Humpy Heff

    MARION
    Lang Tri motor Amber
    Lang Skydiver Blond
    Lang Huckleberry Honey
    Lang Mandarin Heff
    Lang Cherry Porter
    BILLINGS
    Black Widow Stout
    Grizzly Wulff Wheat
    Wild Fly Ale

    MISSOULA
    Big Sky Moose Drool
    Big Sky Scapegoat
    Big Sky Honey Wheat
    Big Sky IPA
    Big Sky Trout Slayer
    Bayern Amber
    Bayern Pilsner
    Bayern Dancing Trout

    RED LODGE
    Red Lodge Glacier
    Red Lodge Wiessen
    Beartooth Pale Ale

    MICRO BREWS

    ALASKA
    Alaskan Amber
    Alaskan Summer
    Alaskan IPA

    CALIFORNIA
    Anchor Steam
    Black Dog Honey Raz
    Sierra Nevada Pale

    COLORADO
    Fat Tire
    Skinny Dip
    1554

    HAWAII
    Kona Firerock
    Kona Longboard

    MASSACHUSETTS
    Sam Adams Lager

    OREGON
    Bridgeport Blue Heron
    Pete’s Wicked Ale
    Pete’s Strawberry Blond
    Full Sail Amber
    Deschutes Black Butte
    Deschutes Mirror Pond
    Deschutes Obsidian
    Pyramid Apricot
    Rogue Mocha Porter
    Rogue Dead Guy
    Rogue Shakespeare
    Rogue Yellowstone
    Rogue Hazelnut Brown
    Rogue Chocolate Stout
    Widmer Hefeweizen

    PENNSYLVANIA
    Rolling Rock

    WASHINGTON
    Pike’s Kilt Lifter
    Red Hook ESB

    WYOMING
    Snake River Pale
    Snake River Lager
    Snake River Zonker
    Snake River OB-1
    GTB Sweetgrass IPA
    GTB Teton Amber
    GTB Old Faithful
    GTB Bitch Creek
    GTB Au Natural

    WISCONSIN
    Leinenkugel’s Summer Shandy


    IMPORTS

    AUSTRALIA
    Foster Lager (oil can)

    BELGIUM
    Chimay Grand Reserve
    Lindeman’s Peach
    Lindeman’s Framboise

    CANADA
    Moose head
    Kokanee
    Labatt’s Blue
    Molson Golden
    Blue Moon Belg. White

    CZECH REPUBLIC
    Pilsner Urquell

    ENGLAND
    Sam Smith Imperial St
    Sam Smith Oatmeal St
    Sam Smith Nut Brown
    Sam Smith Taddy Porter
    Bass
    Newcastle Brown Ale
    Boddingtons Pub

    FRANCE
    Fisher Amber

    NEW ZEALAND
    Steinlager

    JAMAICA
    Red Stripe

    GERMANY
    Beck’s Dark
    Beck’s
    Franziskaner Dunkle
    Franziskaner Hefeweizen
    Paulaner Hefeweizen
    Spaten Optimator
    Spaten Premium
    Warsteiner
    St. Pauli Girl

    HOLLAND
    Grolsh Lager
    Grolsh Amber
    Amstel Light
    Heineken

    IRELAND
    Murphy’s Irish Stout
    Guinness Pub Draught
    Harp Lager

    MEXICO
    Sol
    Pacifico
    Tecate
    Corona
    Dos Equis Amber
    Dos Equis Lager
    Negro Modelo

    MEGA BREWS

    Coors
    Coors Light
    Killian’s Red
    Bud Light
    Budweiser
    Michelob Ultra Light
    Michelob Amber Bock
    Miller Highlife
    Miller Lite
    Miller Genuine Draft
    Pabst Blue Ribbon
    Rainier
    Bacardi Mojito
    Hornsby’s Draft Cider
    Mike’s Crantini

    NON ALCOHOLICS

    O’Doul’s
    Haake Beck
    Clausthaler
    Kaliber
    Last edited by The Grand Wazoo; 02-11-2013 at 18:17.

  8. #938
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    Visited a bar on the basement floor of a car park in Memphis, not to far from the tourist hell of Beale st,it had over 120 ales on sale. i still have the list some place.
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  9. #939
    Join Date: Jan 2009

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    Been a while since “little ol’ wine drinker me” posted here. Well that’s because I’ve been away to “parts foreign” and had to make do with Chilean wine (this was no ordeal by any means, since as you know, the Chileans do know how to make a mean ‘slurp’).

    Now I’m back and have been enjoying a bottle or two of: -

    2008 Vieux Château Guibeau, Puisseguin Saint-Émilion



    Merlot (75%), Cabernet Sauvignon (15%), Cabernet Franc (10%). 13% ABV

    Full of ripe fruit, velvet tannins and spicy oak from a year in cask, this Grand Cru style claret is ideal with beef.”

    Laithwaites, £14 a bottle.

    Expensive, but a bit of a “stonker”. Best before 2015.



    Discovered in my local Co-op: -

    2012 Comptesse Saint-Hilare, Montagne Saint-Émilion

    (Sorry can’t find an image of the label)

    Merlot grape (60%), Cabernet Sauvignon (20%), Cabernet Franc (20%) 13% ABV

    “…blackcurrent and blueberry fruit flavours followed by a smooth rich finish.”

    This wine has a beautiful cherry colour with shiny hints. The nose is delicate with red fruit scents and slight liquorices notes. The mouth is unctuous, round with a fruity intensity. Serve with beef and game dishes; this is also an excellent partner to the festive cheeseboard.”

    Can be drunk now, but will continue to improve for the next couple of years. Must be served at 18°C.

    Enjoyed tonight with steak, mushroom and ale pie, boiled potatoes, carrots, purple sprouting broccoli, asparagus and peas.

    On offer at £6.99, normally £11.99, so 1/3 off. A respectable ‘slurp’.
    Last edited by Barry; 25-11-2013 at 19:00.
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  10. #940
    Join Date: Aug 2011

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    Just opened a bottle of Lidl Cimarosa Chardonnay, really really nice.
    A Australian wine with a really creamy/buttery taste, amazing since it was either £3.69 or £3.99, I've never tried Lidl for wine before, I'm going back to stock up tomorrow, they do a red version as well.
    http://www.lidl.co.uk/cps/rde/SID-98...Detail&id=5104
    http://www.lidl.co.uk/cps/rde/SID-13...Detail&id=5157
    Last edited by Richardl; 27-11-2013 at 19:36.

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