beer or wine anyone?

[dpearce4]

bar open.

 

[dpearce4]

I would say its happy hour at the moment but its more Johnny no mates.

someone come in for a chat lol

 

[yeogi75]

red for me if your buying

 

[tonybloke]

taking orders at the bar

 

[dpearce4]

cant see you at the bar tonybloke lol

 

[TBRNoTB]

cant see you at the bar tonybloke lol

Should have gone to Spec-Savers! I know, coat etc.

 

[tonybloke]

bar open

 

[SimonP]

I've just come back from Krakow and they had the most delicious honey flavoured beer. Any one got any favourites/recommendations in England for honey flavoured beer/ale?

 

[drstitson]

we'll there were two choices at the NHS. the wrong one and the right one.

 

[Nose Ma]

I've just come back from Krakow and they had the most delicious honey flavoured beer. Any one got any favourites/recommendations in England for honey flavoured beer/ale?

Blimey. The most obvious is "waggledance" (Charles Wells). It's quite sweet, and I must admit I prefer beer to be bitter.

Fullers does one called "honey dew" which I prefer.

Enville Ales in South Staffs used to keep bees years back and use the honey in recipes. I think the standard Enville Ale contains honey (I like that one). They have a very waspish looking bee as a symbol.

Brakspears has a bumble bee as a symbol, and Oxford Gold tastes faintly of honey. I like that.

I think Boddingtons also has a bee decal on the can, no idea if it's honey based or not, it just tastes synthetic.

 

[drstitson]

http://www.beekeepingforum.co.uk/showpost.php?p=183596&postcount=3

 

[Chris B]

Thanks Doc.

"Queen Bee" from Slaters in Staffs. is also great. It was my lunchtime indulgence at The Old Fox opposite the Birmingham Hippodrome for several years.

 

[Cazza]

My favourite is "Lavender Honey" from Wolf Brewery in Norfolk. Sounds a bit girly and sweet but it isn't.
Cazza

 

[Poly Hive]

Open

PH

 

[tonybloke]

open again!

 

[dpearce4]

drink anyone?

 

[tonybloke]

*bump*

 

[dpearce4]

anyone thirsty