Long couple days, moving my mother in law out of our house and back to her condo, them moving furniture around and about to make our home, home again! Time for refreshment
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PLINY FOR THE WIN!!
Do you live in CA?
lol
Ignore that.
You do. We've had this convo before!
Very interested in this one...
It’s a west coast double ipa from my favorite brewery out of San Diego (North Park Beer Co) it’s so tasty!
At The Ship Inn in Mousehole. Very tasty strong ale.
This is from my favorite local brewery Monkish!This one from the same brewery?
This was a continuation from Saturday. Hadnt had a Chimay in quite a while, and quite enjoyed this
Wonderful; do enjoy - I am exceedingly partial to the Belgian Trappist classics.
I really like North Park Beer Co. Parking is sometimes challenging in that area.
It really is. Right now they are doing all sorts of road work around the Bankers Hill Location.
I was trying to see if I could buy that pint glass online... but to no avail...
Sea Fury special ale. A bit fruity but not too much. Quite tasty.
Sitting at the Sloop Inn in St. Ives. A pub that's been here since about 1312, that I fear is on it's last legs after being sold to a "American consortium"...
That's never a good thing...
Speaking of San Diego beers... I bought these for the can art, but I generally like Societe IPA's. I made gif's so you can see the full can art, but Macrumors seems to be gif unfriendly.
Click on the individual pics to see the full can art:
Click on the individual pics to see the full can art:
Roman, the oldest family brewery in Belgium…..year 1545
No!!!! 1312!!! I'm checking flights... The Sloop in St. Ives added to the top of the weekend trips list.
A very refreshing lager in hot weather here in Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire. After more than a week in St. Ives in Cornwall with rather cool weather- for Summer - we're now sweating away here further North East and inland... 🥵🥵🥵🍺🍺🍺
PS! The pub we're at now - Ye Olde Black Bear - is even older than the one in St. Ives. It was started in 1308!
PS! The pub we're at now - Ye Olde Black Bear - is even older than the one in St. Ives. It was started in 1308!
Went to the Achelse Kluis abbey again today, finally picked up the proper glass!
Took a long evening walk through the forest and farmland while waiting for them to get cold enough and at 28c outdoors, an ice cold Tripel like this one definitely makes a good ending to my my hike!
Back at Ye Olde Black Bear in Tewkesbury today, and got a Black Bear Bitter. Very tasty. A bit hazardous to carry it to the table, though, the floor in this place is far from even... 🤪
There are _much_ older pubs in England:
8 Oldest Pubs in England - Oldest.org
Discover the 8 Oldest Pubs in England here. Prepare to be transported into a rich & fascinating history on the oldest pubs in england that exist.
www.oldest.org
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Enjoy.
That looks absolutely amazing.
And I love those old pubs, pubs positively redolent with history, laden with tradition and atmosphere, complete wooden beams, crooked floors, and extraordinary fireplaces (sometimes, they are even better in winter).
Perish the thought.
Wow.Roman, the oldest family brewery in Belgium…..year 1545
Gorgeous glass, and that beer also looks wonderful.
Enjoy.
Wow; what a gorgeous glass.View attachment 2398349
Went to the Achelse Kluis abbey again today, finally picked up the proper glass!
Took a long evening walk through the forest and farmland while waiting for them to get cold enough and at 28c outdoors, an ice cold Tripel like this one definitely makes a good ending to my my hike!
I have the actual glassware from Trappistes Rochefort, Westmalle, St Bernardus, Chimay, and Brasserie d'Achoufe, (and use it when quaffing or imbibing a beer) but have never laid eyes on this particular glass.
Yes, one of the perennial hazards of aged pubs is that of crooked stone-flagged floors (as the buildings themselves all too often list and lean with age); it is all too easy to trip (been there, done that) thus, lamentably, spilling one's beer en route to one's table.