What RU Drinking right now ?
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Was a really hairy day at work so I decided to reward myself with a few beers...
The first one that I emptied was this:
A really pitch black porter from Alloa, Scotland. Full, rich, but still smooth and really easy to drink. One of my favourites all year round. (4,41e)
Now going:
Okells Aile Smoked Celtic Porter From the Isle of Man.
This one has a little more character, although has less %vol than the Midnight Sun. It is brewed from peated malt, i.e. has been smoked over burning peat. A really good tasting beer too, not to be consumed in large quantities, mostly for the strong taste, but also because of the price here. (4.50e)
Still in the fridge:
Wells Bowman Stout from the GB.
This one is a little harder to rate... Smooth an creamy, a little coffee-ish taste, black as a good stout should be, but not that burnt as most porters. A little cheaper than the others at 3.78e/bottle, but naturally still more expensive than local ones (average for a 0,5l can is about 2.50e)
Starting to think that I`m not gonna open the Bowman... can barely sit up without falling asleep... prolly gonna hit the shower and go sideways...
The first one that I emptied was this:
A really pitch black porter from Alloa, Scotland. Full, rich, but still smooth and really easy to drink. One of my favourites all year round. (4,41e)
Now going:
Okells Aile Smoked Celtic Porter From the Isle of Man.
This one has a little more character, although has less %vol than the Midnight Sun. It is brewed from peated malt, i.e. has been smoked over burning peat. A really good tasting beer too, not to be consumed in large quantities, mostly for the strong taste, but also because of the price here. (4.50e)
Still in the fridge:
Wells Bowman Stout from the GB.
This one is a little harder to rate... Smooth an creamy, a little coffee-ish taste, black as a good stout should be, but not that burnt as most porters. A little cheaper than the others at 3.78e/bottle, but naturally still more expensive than local ones (average for a 0,5l can is about 2.50e)
Starting to think that I`m not gonna open the Bowman... can barely sit up without falling asleep... prolly gonna hit the shower and go sideways...
Last edited by Mattson; Mar 7, 2012 at 02:30 PM.
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ERNSTEIN
lol - fount of knowledge - ya tell a tall tale Ern drink a tale ale too I suspect 
Some cool stuff you Guys partake of for sure
ERNSTEIN
lol - fount of knowledge - ya tell a tall tale Ern drink a tale ale too I suspect Some cool stuff you Guys partake of for sure
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Dare I ask - who exacterly is Jasmine
Speaking of that and as quite a appreciator of Dark Stouts etc
Guinness being the stuff I was raised on ->
I had the opportunity to pick up a six of Xingu - Brazilian Black Beer
Good stuff let me tell ya. ........ smooth not bitter and great depth
of taste.... hell I'd nearly put it on my cornflakes it's that good
- who exacterly is Jasmine Speaking of that and as quite a appreciator of Dark Stouts etc
Guinness being the stuff I was raised on ->
I had the opportunity to pick up a six of Xingu - Brazilian Black Beer
Good stuff let me tell ya
. ........ smooth not bitter and great depth of taste.... hell I'd nearly put it on my cornflakes it's that good
Last edited by Sprock; Mar 7, 2012 at 08:53 PM.
