What Are You Drinking ?

[centralTon]

10.5% Hazelnut and Brazilian Coffee Imperial Pastry Stout in Under Beer, Gdańsk.
Oh my god! This is outstanding [emoji7]

[Craig fae the Vale]

Picking up.the other half later so I'm on non alcoholic beer for now. Pretty decent for a 0.3% ABV.

[Craig fae the Vale]

Taxi duties over so enjoying a superb pale ale from Polly's. 

[centralTon]

On this again. LaBeerynt, Gdańsk.

[Archie McSquackle]

Is that just the way they serve them there? You'd be sending that back or asking for a flake here. Different cultures I suppose. Anyway, the beers you've been having look great.

[carpetmonster]

3 minutes ago, Archie McSquackle said:

Is that just the way they serve them there? You'd be sending that back or asking for a flake here. Different cultures I suppose. Anyway, the beers you've been having look great.

The first two are like hladinka pours, the DT is almost a snyt. Czech thing, although I'm sure it's made it's way over to Poland.  

https://www.brewer-world.com/3-pours-of-pilsner-urquell/

There's a few brewpubs/boozers in the US that have started getting sidepour taps in for European styles (PA in the article, but I know Beermiscuous and Dovetail in Chicago have them) which makes those pours more doable

https://breweriesinpa.com/the-side-pull-tap-what-is-it-and-why-should-we-care/

[centralTon]

Is that just the way they serve them there? You'd be sending that back or asking for a flake here. Different cultures I suppose. Anyway, the beers you've been having look great.

It’s the culture here, and in other Central European countries I’ve been to. The glasses are marked to 400ml or 500ml and they put a bigger head on it to stop the beer from oxidising. Cheers, I do like a good beer [emoji16][emoji481][emoji106]

[Craig fae the Vale]

Decent enough wee golden ale from Moor.

[philpy]

This is very nice.

[Craig fae the Vale]

Slightly disappointed with my first one from the Sldi festival. 

[Craig fae the Vale]

Not bad but not as sour as I was expecting. 

[centralTon]

This is very nice.

Had that on draught in the Fierce Bar in Aberdeen last October school break, very nice.

[philpy]

12 minutes ago, centralTon said:

Had that on draught in the Fierce Bar in Aberdeen last October school break, very nice.

Yep. Sometimes with stuff like that, you can often get the sense of "doesn't do exactly what it says on the tin",  but fierce have nailed this one.

[stanton]

A wee nightcap 

[Craig fae the Vale]

Pretty good 

[Archie McSquackle]

Superior Export IPA from Fyne Ales. Wow, this has got a lot going on with a bit of oomph at 7.1%.

[Craig fae the Vale]

Really tasty pale ale from Big Smoke.

[AnderooMFC]

Might be out of place in amongst the crafty beers and pale ale's recently posted, but MEH.

My little sister (21 yrs) had this a few months ago and thought it sounded fancy. I bought it cause it was £13 in asda. Turns out, it's like slightly-alcoholic yazoo. I recommend to everyone who likes strawberry milk but is also a bit too grown up for such childish nonsense.

[Sergeant Wilson]

6 hours ago, AnderooMFC said:

Might be out of place in amongst the crafty beers and pale ale's recently posted, but MEH.

My little sister (21 yrs) had this a few months ago and thought it sounded fancy. I bought it cause it was £13 in asda. Turns out, it's like slightly-alcoholic yazoo. I recommend to everyone who likes strawberry milk but is also a bit too grown up for such childish nonsense.

Never darken our door again!

[Craig fae the Vale]

Brewdog Kelvingrove for lunch today. Burger was great and so was the beer.

Had half pints of Holy Goat's Infinity Blaster (pictured), Brewdog's Madhouse and Buxton and Omnipollo's Blackcurrent Blackberry Ice Cream Slushie. Goos stuff all round.