Without them the pub quickly slid back into its old ways and went through a succession of lacklustre managers. Then, A&L make a welcome (some would say inevitable), return. Soon there are 10 handpumps dispensing many wonderous ales, which means I can forgive Andy being from Yorkshire AND a LIverpool fan. The pub recently had a refurb and looks all the better for it. The "Dogs" usually requires a session on its own, but with a promised meet later, 4 pints was the limit today. Ulverston Stout Ollie (4.3%) was a good starter. Rather light in body for a beer of this type, it nevertheless delivered an easy-drinking mix of roast and bitter chocolate. Equally good was the Roosters YPA, but even better was Phoenix Spotland Gold, which had sublime hoppy tones. Also top notch was Durham (always good beers) White Amarillo.
The musings of Tyson, the anarchic beerhound, as he sups his way through life's bitter vale of tears. Eating a lot of cheese along the way.
Monday, 11 February 2008
Hare & Hounds
Without them the pub quickly slid back into its old ways and went through a succession of lacklustre managers. Then, A&L make a welcome (some would say inevitable), return. Soon there are 10 handpumps dispensing many wonderous ales, which means I can forgive Andy being from Yorkshire AND a LIverpool fan. The pub recently had a refurb and looks all the better for it. The "Dogs" usually requires a session on its own, but with a promised meet later, 4 pints was the limit today. Ulverston Stout Ollie (4.3%) was a good starter. Rather light in body for a beer of this type, it nevertheless delivered an easy-drinking mix of roast and bitter chocolate. Equally good was the Roosters YPA, but even better was Phoenix Spotland Gold, which had sublime hoppy tones. Also top notch was Durham (always good beers) White Amarillo.
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