In my last post I said we had lots of good beers for Bury.Well here they are. Judge for yourself!
| Acorn | Barnsley Bitter |
| Banktop | Dark Mild |
| Banktop | Bolton Brau |
| Boggart | Dark Mild |
| Boggart | Chocolate Noir |
| Boggart | Waterloo Sunset Porter |
| Bowland | Real Lancashire Bitter |
| Bowland | Octo-Beer |
| Bradfield | Farmers Bitter |
| Bradfield | Farmers Stout |
| Brewdog | Punk IPA |
| Brewdog | Coffee Stout |
| Cumbrian Legendary | Wicked Jimmy |
| Cumbrian Legendary | Buttermere Beauty |
| Darkstar | Hop Head |
| Darkstar | Over The Moon |
| Darkstar | Best Bitter |
| Darkstar | Espresso Stout |
| Dunham Massey | Chocolate Cherry Mild |
| Dunham Massey | Treacle Treat |
| Dunham Massey | Winter Warmer |
| Facers | Northern County |
| Facers | Landslide |
| Foxfield | Brown Porter |
| Foxfield | Sands |
| Fyfe | Weiss Squad |
| Fyfe | Fidra |
| George Wright | Black Swan |
| George Wright | Drunken Duck |
| George Wright | Roman Black Beer |
| Greenfield | Gardeners Hop |
| Greenmill | Cobra Crystal Wheat |
| Greenmill | Chief |
| Greenmill | Bewitched |
| Grindleton | Ribble Rouser |
| Grindleton | Farleys Dusk |
| Hopstar | Lancashire Gold |
| Hopstar | Singing Mouse |
| Hopstar | Karling |
| Howard Town | Sparrows Nest |
| Howard Town | Snake |
| Leeds | Leeds Pale |
| Leeds | Leeds Best |
| Leeds | Midnight Bell |
| Little Valley | Withens IPA |
| Little Valley | Cragg Vale |
| Little Valley | Tods Blonde |
| Marble | Ginger |
| Marble | Chocolate Heavy |
| Millstone | Royal Oak |
| Millstone | Three Shires Extra |
| Outstanding | Blonde |
| Outstanding | Pilsner |
| Outstanding | White |
| Outstanding | Stout |
| Pennine | Floral Dance |
| Pennine | White Owl |
| Pennine | Pitch Porter |
| Pennine | Sunshine |
| Phoenix | Spotland Gold |
| Phoenix | Arizona |
| Phoenix | Simco |
| Phoenix | Wobbly Bob |
| Sheffield | Seven Hills |
| Thornbridge | Wild Swan |
| Wentworth | WPA |
| Wentworth | Oatmeal Stout |
Lists can be boring, but it's my blog!
The photo shows one of Brew Dog's plastic casks, which are a cellarman's nightmare! The metal casks are much easier to handle.
Thats as good a selection of porters stouts and milds ive seen for along time .whoever picked that list knows his beer.Enjoy.
ReplyDeleteOut of interest, why do you find plastic casks a nightmare?
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3 from boggart.have you lost your fucking marbles?
ReplyDeleteSean. Ask the beer orderer. No. Boggart isn't my taste but they do supply a lot of our beers at a good price and their dark beers are much better than their pale ones.
ReplyDeleteBen - they slip and slide, have an awkward shape, are hard to tap at beer festivals because of how we have to stillage them and just not as good to work with as metal.
Plastic?!? Why not make your glasses out of plastic then?
ReplyDeletePhoenix...Spotland Gold...I think THIS was the best beer that I had on my trip last year. Pity it's such short notice; I doubt I can find a good air fare today.
How about a "heads up" a month or two in advance next year, eh?
I enjoyed the list - it looks good, I'm really sorry I can't be there!
ReplyDeleteHave you compared the price of plastic against stainless steel?
And as ALL my missing casks went to festivals.........anyway, plastic casks have handles on the bottom which makes it easier to lift onto my tilting stillages.
Lists as good as that are never boring!
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