Grendel
Well-Known Member
Proved a disaster - I thought it was a good idea to drink Guiness zero having never really consumed it. Decided I’d try a real one to see - with typically disastrous consequences
Got back into Guinness after hardly touching it the best part of 20 years. Forgot how delicious it is, and just in time for the pint cans coming out.
Shame I've got covid or I would be indulging right now, so all I can do is fantasise about it.
Has anyone tried the nitrosurge device or is it just a gimmick?
Getting into non alcoholic beers as I like beer but am a lightweight so don't really midweek drink.
The Erdinger and Guinness ones are nice but I need to find some more.
Lucky Saint is decent on draft. Guinness Zero by far the closest to the real thing.Getting into non alcoholic beers as I like beer but am a lightweight so don't really midweek drink.
The Erdinger and Guinness ones are nice but I need to find some more.
I think the Erdinger tops it, it's basically the same taste as the full fat version.Lucky Saint is decent on draft. Guinness Zero by far the closest to the real thing.
Lucky Saint is decent on draft. Guinness Zero by far the closest to the real thing.
Lucky Saint. I went into a pub that had it on draft the other day and it's by far the best NA experience I've had.Getting into non alcoholic beers as I like beer but am a lightweight so don't really midweek drink.
The Erdinger and Guinness ones are nice but I need to find some more.
Head to Fargo VillageRare day off today, I’ve been for a long run, the kids are away for the day and now planning a few drinks in the sun in Coventry.
It’s been a while; any recommendations for craft beer places? Or if not, decent real ale?
My old haunts are either closed down or closed today!
The old windmill in spon street and a pint of neck oilRare day off today, I’ve been for a long run, the kids are away for the day and now planning a few drinks in the sun in Coventry.
It’s been a while; any recommendations for craft beer places? Or if not, decent real ale?
My old haunts are either closed down or closed today!
Head to Fargo Village
The old windmill in spon street and a pint of neck oil
Rare day off today, I’ve been for a long run, the kids are away for the day and now planning a few drinks in the sun in Coventry.
It’s been a while; any recommendations for craft beer places? Or if not, decent real ale?
My old haunts are either closed down or closed today!
Thought it was the things that annoy you threadIndirect braggers.
I've never been but Triumph Brew house sounds decentFirst one I checked this morning - closed!
Not been there for ages - good shout!
Starting in Gonzo!
Most beers £5.75 a pint , quite like to give it a try but when you can great real ale from the Flying Standard for £2.75 and its right by the bus stop to the CBS …..I've never been but Triumph Brew house sounds decent
If you are a fan of wheat/white beers try Hitachino White Nest Ale. Unreal. https://www.beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/697/2013/
Whereabouts is the brewhouse ?
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