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[OwlHoot]

I'm not a fan of Abbot Ale either.

So it's a good job there's so many to choose from.

Speckled Hen is OK, but you can't beat Director's bitter IMHO.

[gingerjedi]

Speckled Hen is OK, but you can't beat Director's bitter IMHO.

I like almost every ale if I'm honest as I can pick one to suit a mood. Tonight is party night so kick off with an Old Empire then move on to an ESB before settling down to a session ale like 6x or LP.

I'm not too keen on the really dark ones though, I made the mistake of ordering an 'Owd Rodger' last weekend (7.6% looked like Guinness).

[RichardCranium]

Speckled Hen is OK, but you can't beat Director's bitter IMHO.

Again, two I am not a great fan of. Odd, since I liked Director's a lot when younger. Mind you, it was nearly twice as strong then.

[AlfredJPruffock]

Vanilla Tea .

Yesterday it was Cinnamon - but today its Vanilla.

[RichardCranium]

We were all at AA...

I didn't think that was on until November. You could have told me it was early.

[DaveB]

Had a rather nice pint of Cock-A-Hoop in a pub on wednesday. First pub pint I've had in a while.

Used to drink Directors a fair bit, 'Owd Roger on occasion as well.

Dogbolter was a serious pint too. It felt thick, almost chewy, as you drank it.

[Pogle]

Żubrówka -
can I consider the bison grass one of my five a day?

[RichardCranium]

Some 3.4% bitter a £1 per bottle from Lidl. It's like cold black tea.

Edit: It's Brakspear Bitter.

[voodooflux]

Dogbolter was a serious pint too. It felt thick, almost chewy, as you drank it.

Crikey, I remember that - serious stuff.

[Zippy]

Żubrówka -
can I consider the bison grass one of my five a day?

Throw in the potatos as well