What's your favorite Beer?

[Danimal506]

I have not seen these in years. Double Bastards are my favorite! Especially if they are aged for a couple of years.

[endo]

no beer tonight, well maybe later

[Tago Mago]

@endo our preferred Aperitif when we were in Brittany. Cheers

[Giles]

Noted

[Denimhead 0]

If you like triples, this one is 10% and delicious Suicide Door by Grimm out of Brooklyn, NY

[Tago Mago]

@endo no idea if this is actually common in Brittany but a Kir Breton is also a very nice Aperitif

[endo]

cheers @Tago-Mago will try, although with the cider I‘m fine on the dry (brut) side, not so much on the sweet

[DeeDee85]

Current favourite

[ARNC]

@DeeDee85 I might have been sampling Northern Monk at the weekend (no evidence on here )! Faith wasn’t bad but I preferred the Heathen and Tropical IPA.

[tody]

@DeeDee85 That brings back good memories from my recent trip to Leeds!

[DeeDee85]

@ARNC I will keep my eye out for those, I’ve only tried Faith and a fair few Little Faith while out in Sheffield last Saturday. Thanks for the tip

[DeeDee85]

@tody I think you’ve done well to remember it I love a good day out in Leeds!

[ARNC]

Not much to look at but this is interesting (in a non-critical sense) - Pastore Aviation lemon juniper sour.

[goosehd]

@ARNC Does the juniper and lemon give it a gin(esque) taste?

[ARNC]

@goosehd yes, but it still tastes like a sour beer not some dodgy beer/gin hybrid. Always something new to try at the Hop Locker (Southbank Centre food market)!

[Tago Mago]

[Giles]

It is a custom at our marina, that if you have something that you don't want/don't need, but think someone else could make use of, you leave it by the rubbish bins...

If this is OK, I lucked out big time today. A magnum.......

[Denimhead 0]

@Giles score! One mans junk is another mans dream.

[T4920]

@ARNC Pastore beers are exquisite! Especially their wild ales..

I'd love to visit the brewery sometimes, they're local to you right?

[ARNC]

@T4920 not really - about halfway between us and off to the side a bit. The beer place at the Southbank Centre food market (just behind the Festival Hall) always has a varied selection of things I haven’t seen elsewhere!