I enjoy Doombar, but Tribute is one of the best.
Rhydal will be here in a minute to point out the stick he got for a similar red wine thread....
Not me sir. I'm happy just to contribute to another subject close to my heart, especially this week after spending a few days in Dorset drinking my favourite beer in the world.....Palmer's Tally Ho!. What a delicious pint of dark liquorice nectar. I very much like their Best Bitter, and the 200 also, but there's nothing to touch the dark stuff. Special mention for Otter Ale which I sampled for the first time this week. Not a bad drop.
Next in my table of beers is Brodie's Prime from the Hawkshead Brewery. Again a darker ale, quite nutty too. Had a lovely afternoon in the Tower Bank Arms knocking them back with stew and dumplings.
Have to say I'm not a big fan of Cornish beers. Have drunk them in Cornwall and they get a big meh from this Welsh judge.
Abbot is a nice pint, especially in the Crown in Tenby (I find Weatherspoon's tend to serve their beer too cold), although I prefer their Reserve which usually makes an appearance around autumn.
Wadsworth's 6X is always a excellent pint in the Butchers in the village(have you tried this Glyn?).
Black Sheep is very nice, and the Rigwelter too. Sampled them in York and was very taken with them.
Of course I've never been a big fan of drinking beers that have travelled any significant distance which is why my regular tipple is either Brains Bitter or SA. Occassionally get tempted by Bulmastiff Son of a Bitch, but that's falling down water.
Do you guys not like Everard's? I found the Tiger to be quite agreeable when I was up that way last.
I suppose I should confess my liking for Tomos Watkin OSB too, despite its origins.
