Recommend a drink

[kevin04]

Just opened a can of this, and have to say it's lovely and taking off quite well in Scotland.

Anyone got a good beer or drink to recommend? Get it in here.

[carcinogen]

Chekov Vodka. But it must be served at room temp. and purchased from an off-licence from the most economically deprived area of your locale. It must also be drunk neet.

[m4rkb]

You'll have a job beating this little gem.

[kevin04]

Danke je wel.

I'll keep my eyes peeled for both.

[henrycrs]

You'll go a long way to beat a pint of Suffolk's finest, Ghost Ship

[Reg]

I have a soft spot for Alan Brazil's favourite tipple, Amarone.

But for special occasions a vintage Bordeaux is hard to beat.

For everyday guzzling, fiften cans of Spesh.

[Carlos J]

You'll go a long way to beat a pint of Suffolk's finest, Ghost Ship

Top man, Henry. Love an Adnams.

[warmleatherette]

You'll go a long way to beat a pint of Suffolk's finest, Ghost Ship

Indeed it's very nice but not as good as these babies

[m4rkb]

Wem Ales from Shropshire used to be the bollocks if you've got a palette for proper beer. If you like a decent pint of traditional beer that's still cloudy with yeast, that's yer one.

[kevin04]

Sounds good, Mark. Thank christ it's not called Them Ales.

[Reg]

Timothy Taylor Landlord is nice.

From Yorkshire I think, but I usually drink it in Walthamstow.

[Sid Pervcat]

Fullers London Pride is lush

[The Ghost of Alex Higgins]

Horlicks

[Reg]

Fullers London Pride is lush

I drink that.

[Sid Pervcat]

Fullers London Pride is lush

I drink that.

Prefer draught but so far I've only found one pub ( a fullers pub unsurprisingly) in Brizzle that does a decent pint of it!

Still lush bottled mind.

[lasharoo]

A satisfied client bought me four of these little beauties last week, I've been out of the loop beer-wise for yonks but would defo recommend

[Salem]

You'll go a long way to beat a pint of Suffolk's finest, Ghost Ship

Top man, Henry. Love an Adnams.

Top , top shout


It really is the poodle's undershafting

[Reg]

i always used to drink light and bitter, but hardly any pubs stock bottles of light ale any more.

Working men's clubs still do though - and fortunately there's one near my house and one near Selhurst Park.

[Carlos J]

You'll go a long way to beat a pint of Suffolk's finest, Ghost Ship

Top man, Henry. Love an Adnams.

Top , top shout


It really is the poodle's undershafting

Luckily got an Adnams 'Cellar and Kitchen' shop not far from mine. A lot of unnessecarily expensive kitchenware, but fabulous selection of beers and wines. And err spirits.

[paolo]

recioto

sublime

[antdad]

Fullers London Pride is lush

I drink that.

Prefer draught but so far I've only found one pub ( a fullers pub unsurprisingly) in Brizzle that does a decent pint of it!

Still lush bottled mind.

Even better fresh and cask conditioned from your own barrel, you can get a mini cask or party barrel delivered to your nearest Fullers pub (free) or home (for a fee). Delicious but you need to let it settle for a day or two before drinking.

https://shop.fullers.co.uk/collections/fresh-cask-ales

[Hillman avenger]

Timothy Taylor Landlord is nice.

From Yorkshire I think, but I usually drink it in Walthamstow.

Landlord has won more awards than any other beer.
Morrisons sell it in a lot of stores.
Hawkshead from lake District comes close.

[Zippy]

This is a beaut.

[Sid Pervcat]

This is a beaut.

Yes.
A quality brew!! Pricey for 4 cans though

[Zippy]

Good man Sid.

Indeed it is pricy for cans, but in recent times, I've found it on tap in some pubs in my neck of the woods (Greenwich).