| Summer beers… 20:20 - Jun 20 with 2918 views | hoppy |
It’s a nice warm day, you’ve not long got home, enjoying listening to some decent music - you reach for a cool beer from the fridge, and find it going down very pleasingly, (for a 5.5%)…
What is it you’ve gone for?
Currently making short work of a St Austell Proper Job here. Lovely stuff. Wondering what other recommendations there might be. |  |
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| Summer beers… on 07:34 - Jun 21 with 795 views | hoppy |
| Summer beers… on 07:26 - Jun 21 by ITFC_Forever |
Korev is amazing, there’s only a couple of supermarkets up this way that stock it though.
Tribute is also nice, along with Doom Bar…. The Cornish know how to make a decent beer. |
Not forgetting Skinners, whilst praising Cornish beers. They brew some lovely ones: Betty Stogs, Cornish Knocker (now, sadly only a seasonal ale) and Lushingtons amongst them. | |
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| Summer beers… on 09:22 - Jun 21 with 750 views | JohnWarksTash |
| Summer beers… on 06:33 - Jun 21 by Sikamikanico |
Depending on mood...
Stour Valley Gold from Nethergate just outside Long Melford
Almost anything by Roughacre in Clare
Supermarket Ale wise it'll be Proper Job or Ghost Ship.
Lager I normally end up with Aldi's Rheinbacher. |
Used to love a Rheiny, but they have changed the brewer recently and it's not quite the same!
My lager of choice currently would be something Italian like a Moretti or similar. Ale wise you can't go wrong with a Oakham Citra or a Summer Dream (elderflower IPA) from Green Jack |  | | |
| Summer beers… on 09:49 - Jun 21 with 740 views | clive_baker |
I think you have to go a long way to beat Asahi tbh. Especially for something so mass market and so widely distributed in the supermarkets. Lovely drop.
I find beer, perhaps more so than any other food or drink so occasion and serve dependant in terms of enjoyment. A nice pizza is a nice pizza, to a lesser extent a nice wine is a nice wine, but a beautifully poured beer from draught or bottle, in an ice cold glass while sitting in the sun with friends or family etc is the best beer going.
Hotel balcony beers are a good one. 7pm pre dinner as the afternoon heat is starting to cool off slightly. That first sip post sport is a great one too. |  |
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| Summer beers… on 10:32 - Jun 21 with 714 views | Sikamikanico |
| Summer beers… on 09:22 - Jun 21 by JohnWarksTash |
Used to love a Rheiny, but they have changed the brewer recently and it's not quite the same!
My lager of choice currently would be something Italian like a Moretti or similar. Ale wise you can't go wrong with a Oakham Citra or a Summer Dream (elderflower IPA) from Green Jack |
Have they? Not had one this year as I normally drink dark ales in winter and we recently had a baby so not been drinking since then. Lager wise I may go for something Polish now.
I do like Green Jack beers but don;t see them too often near me. Maybe because I tried Ghost Ship first I never really took to Citra. |  | | |
| Summer beers… on 10:40 - Jun 21 with 704 views | hype313 |
| Summer beers… on 09:22 - Jun 21 by JohnWarksTash |
Used to love a Rheiny, but they have changed the brewer recently and it's not quite the same!
My lager of choice currently would be something Italian like a Moretti or similar. Ale wise you can't go wrong with a Oakham Citra or a Summer Dream (elderflower IPA) from Green Jack |
Morretti is a decent drop, I'm quite enjoying Estrella Gallacia at the moment |  |
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| Summer beers… on 10:43 - Jun 21 with 701 views | GeoffSentence |
Some cheap french lager from the supermarket. As long as it is chilled enough it all tastes the same. |  |
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| Summer beers… on 10:48 - Jun 21 with 693 views | hoppy |
| Summer beers… on 10:43 - Jun 21 by GeoffSentence |
Some cheap french lager from the supermarket. As long as it is chilled enough it all tastes the same. |
That may be true of lager... but then lager isn't really a thing of taste, is it?!
I was talking more grown up beer.  | |
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| Summer beers… on 10:50 - Jun 21 with 687 views | BasingstokeBlue |
Timothy Taylor's Landlord for me.
On the bench:
Butcombe's Original.
Downton's New Forest Ale. |  |
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| Summer beers… on 10:56 - Jun 21 with 680 views | blueasfook |
Gone right off beer the last couple of years. Prefer a glass of wine now.
Am I gay? |  |
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| Summer beers… on 11:07 - Jun 21 with 663 views | Lower_North |
Was in Turkey last week.
Gottabe Efes served ice cold.. | | | |
| Summer beers… on 11:09 - Jun 21 with 658 views | PrideOfTheEast |
| Summer beers… on 11:07 - Jun 21 by Lower_North |
Was in Turkey last week.
Gottabe Efes served ice cold.. |
I really like Efes too. Turkey gets a lot right doesn't it. | | | |
| Summer beers… on 11:09 - Jun 21 with 657 views | Kieran_Knows |
| Summer beers… on 09:22 - Jun 21 by JohnWarksTash |
Used to love a Rheiny, but they have changed the brewer recently and it's not quite the same!
My lager of choice currently would be something Italian like a Moretti or similar. Ale wise you can't go wrong with a Oakham Citra or a Summer Dream (elderflower IPA) from Green Jack |
Yes, Moretti is my current choice also. Lovely drop. |  |
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| Summer beers… on 11:10 - Jun 21 with 656 views | JohnWarksTash |
| Summer beers… on 10:32 - Jun 21 by Sikamikanico |
Have they? Not had one this year as I normally drink dark ales in winter and we recently had a baby so not been drinking since then. Lager wise I may go for something Polish now.
I do like Green Jack beers but don;t see them too often near me. Maybe because I tried Ghost Ship first I never really took to Citra. |
Yup I believe so. Brexit innit :)
Think it's contract brewed at Tennants now if my memory serves me correct. The 0% alcohol one is brewed in France.
Shame.
Not really had many polish beers....seem to associate them with high strength low quality stuff from the corner shop, but that's my ignorance! Any recommendations? | | | |
| Summer beers… on 11:12 - Jun 21 with 652 views | JohnWarksTash |
| Summer beers… on 10:43 - Jun 21 by GeoffSentence |
Some cheap french lager from the supermarket. As long as it is chilled enough it all tastes the same. |
Nothing wrong with a ten pack of those little french stubbies chilled right down! Reminds me of my Yoof sitting in dad's kitchen with my mates necking a few and feeling like we were all grown up :) | | | |
| Summer beers… on 11:16 - Jun 21 with 646 views | JohnWarksTash |
| Summer beers… on 10:48 - Jun 21 by hoppy |
That may be true of lager... but then lager isn't really a thing of taste, is it?!
I was talking more grown up beer. |
I used to think the same but there are a lot of decent ones being produced now :)
If you avoid the carlings of this world you can get some really interesting stuff......some lager only breweries such as Utopian are making black lagers, viennas, kellers, pilsners....
Bit of a beer geek! Can you tell   | | | |
| Summer beers… on 11:50 - Jun 21 with 605 views | hoppy |
| Summer beers… on 11:16 - Jun 21 by JohnWarksTash |
I used to think the same but there are a lot of decent ones being produced now :)
If you avoid the carlings of this world you can get some really interesting stuff......some lager only breweries such as Utopian are making black lagers, viennas, kellers, pilsners....
Bit of a beer geek! Can you tell |
I tend to only have lager when on holiday - such as aforementioned Efes in Turkey - which I found to be alright, but it's slightly more malty than standard lager we tend to have here. | |
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| Summer beers… on 12:06 - Jun 21 with 587 views | Sikamikanico |
| Summer beers… on 11:10 - Jun 21 by JohnWarksTash |
Yup I believe so. Brexit innit :)
Think it's contract brewed at Tennants now if my memory serves me correct. The 0% alcohol one is brewed in France.
Shame.
Not really had many polish beers....seem to associate them with high strength low quality stuff from the corner shop, but that's my ignorance! Any recommendations? |
I quite like Zubr - must admit its a guilty pleasure
Strangely I had the 0% Rheinbacher at the weekend. I did enjoy those | | | |
| Summer beers… on 14:04 - Jun 21 with 541 views | PrideOfTheEast |
| Summer beers… on 11:12 - Jun 21 by JohnWarksTash |
Nothing wrong with a ten pack of those little french stubbies chilled right down! Reminds me of my Yoof sitting in dad's kitchen with my mates necking a few and feeling like we were all grown up :) |
We used to drink them down the side of the garage when we were about 12. Warm French stubbies (parents used to store them by the box in the garage). Probably explains my rather pathetic taste buds when it comes to beer now! | | | |
| Summer beers… on 14:10 - Jun 21 with 530 views | Cotty |
| Summer beers… on 20:27 - Jun 20 by factual_blue |
You're a day early.
Summer starts tomorrow at 04.30 at the UK's most easterly town. |
So the start of summer is on the 21st, and midsummer is on the 24th. So that means it's all done and dusted by next Tuesday presumably? |  | | |
| Summer beers… on 14:40 - Jun 21 with 490 views | unbelievablue |
| Summer beers… on 14:04 - Jun 21 by PrideOfTheEast |
We used to drink them down the side of the garage when we were about 12. Warm French stubbies (parents used to store them by the box in the garage). Probably explains my rather pathetic taste buds when it comes to beer now! |
First beer I ever drank.
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| Summer beers… on 14:51 - Jun 21 with 478 views | JohnWarksTash |
| Summer beers… on 14:40 - Jun 21 by unbelievablue |
First beer I ever drank.
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That takes me back! | | | |
| Summer beers… on 14:52 - Jun 21 with 475 views | JohnWarksTash |
| Summer beers… on 12:06 - Jun 21 by Sikamikanico |
I quite like Zubr - must admit its a guilty pleasure
Strangely I had the 0% Rheinbacher at the weekend. I did enjoy those |
Had an Efes Draft from Home Bargains the other day. Really good chilled! | | | |
| Summer beers… on 14:53 - Jun 21 with 472 views | clive_baker |
| Summer beers… on 14:40 - Jun 21 by unbelievablue |
First beer I ever drank.
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This resonates with me so much. Nicking a few stubbies from my dads selection with my mates in the summer holidays while my parents were at work. What a buzz when you pop that lid off. Warm, overly fizzy in your mouth. Maybe even a lambert & butler to accompany it that your mate had somehow got his hands on. Regretting both immediately. | |
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