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Comment on Lytham the Dream by Dave Thackeray

Dave Thackeray — Tue, 31 Aug 2010 14:57:05 +0000

I’m aghast and frankly frothing at the gills at the lack of commentage on what is one of the finest pieces of ‘aley reportage’, as you insinuated, I’ve seen all day.

What with the upcoming Lytham Beer Festival, you’ve given me all the impetus I need to make sure a visit is a cert.

Those chips sure sound a feasible tease to a palate that’s obnoxiously fickle and a hunger more rampant than one of your crimebusting coppers in the QCU.

Pray wonderment on all of your future beer-based incursions.

And thank you!

Comment on Kirkby Lonsdale by 30 Days, 30 Drinks Day 8: Ruskin’s at Ruskin’s View | BadPoo

30 Days, 30 Drinks Day 8: Ruskin’s at Ruskin’s View | BadPoo — Thu, 19 Aug 2010 13:18:18 +0000

[...] you head behind St Mary’s Church in the preposterously good beer-mecca that is Kirkby Lonsdale, you’ll come to a scene known as Ruskin’s View. It was famously painted by Turner in [...]

Comment on Ride a White Swan by A day round Lytham's real ale pubs suggested by local CAMRA | BadPoo

A day round Lytham's real ale pubs suggested by local CAMRA | BadPoo — Thu, 05 Aug 2010 14:32:53 +0000

[...] me a nice hint of honey. Both of these are refreshing but weigh in at over 5% so, much like the Jaipur and Kipling from Thornbridge, these have to now be officially labelled as BadPoo Danger Beers- and heartily deserving of the [...]

Comment on A Rail Ale Trail afternoon out by Matt Taylor

Matt Taylor — Thu, 22 Jul 2010 21:24:40 +0000

I think Wakefield’s a good shout- there’s plenty of good pubs in there from what I’ve heard. Beyond that I can’t really recommend much else as I’ve only really done the ale trail through these towns. I’ll get Richard on it when he returns from his latest adventure.

Comment on A Rail Ale Trail afternoon out by pat tuohy

pat tuohy — Wed, 21 Jul 2010 20:43:53 +0000

i m thinking of taking my partner on a rail ale trip for her birthday in Oct. looking at doing dewsbury, huddersfield and stalybridge. i ll be travelling from hull and leaving car overnight, possibly 2 nights. can you advise of any where to stay overnight, possibly 2 nights? thinking of doing trail on fri afternoon/erly evening, then the second day/evening seeking out some decent pubs in town i will stay in. wakefield? or can you suggest somewhere better.

Comment on Henry Westons Vintage Special Reserve Cider by A day round Lytham's real ale pubs suggested by local CAMRA | BadPoo

A day round Lytham's real ale pubs suggested by local CAMRA | BadPoo — Fri, 23 Apr 2010 13:39:46 +0000

[...] On a day as unseasonally warm as this one was, I could easily have fallen into the scrumpy trap I’ve mentioned before and sunk pint after quenching pint of this 6% stuff until my head started spinning without ever [...]

Comment on J D Wetherspoon’s beer festival – a first taste by Paul Garrard

Paul Garrard — Fri, 09 Apr 2010 22:22:11 +0000

Tonight I popped into a local JDW and had a pint of Young Tom. Said it was brewed by Robinsons but it tasted more like an alley cat had a hand in it so to speak.

Comment on Brakspear Oxford Gold by Steven

Steven — Wed, 07 Apr 2010 07:58:15 +0000

There is cheese and there is cheese; however unlike beer no cheese smells AND tastes nice at the same time... having noticed my dad's latest stilton smelling something equivilent to a month old laundry basket. I'm not a the biggest cheese fan in the world but it did taste quite nice... as long as you held your nose!

Comment on A beer a day keeps systemic life failure away by A review of Brakspear's Oxford Gold, a light summer ale | BadPoo

A review of Brakspear's Oxford Gold, a light summer ale | BadPoo — Tue, 06 Apr 2010 23:30:08 +0000

[...] A beer a day keeps systemic life failure away [...]

Comment on Ride a White Swan by A beer a day keeps systemic life failure away | BadPoo

A beer a day keeps systemic life failure away | BadPoo — Tue, 06 Apr 2010 15:55:10 +0000

[...] Ride a White Swan [...]