Another surprise

[Derek]

This is what I found in Sainburys today. Will taste it tomorrow.
Iechyd Da
Derek

[Macman]

Aaaahhhh! I've never tried that ale, but I have drunk Harviestoun Bitter and Twisted, and is it ever good. I look forward to your "ale review"!

[Andrew Breecher]

My bar had Harviestoun Bitter & Twisted on tap for a while, but I haven't tried the Haggis Hunter's.

I tried the series of Scottish ales: Fraoch (heather), Scots Pine, Ebulum (elderberry), and Kelpie (seaweed). I think the Kelpie might go well sip for sip with Laphroaig, since both tout their connection with the sea.

There's a new American brewery, Old Burnside, making Scottish-style ales. I've had the Dirty Penny ale and the Ten Penny bitter.

Andrew.

[dwg]

I think I will be off to J Sainsbury Friday

Derek

[Valencian Kilted]

As far as I remember, in my beer bottles collection I have Fraoch and Arran Blonde, and of course Tennent's, that I get in Glasgow last easter. Here i found Gordon Ale and Gordon's Silly Beer, as well as other two makers that I don't remember now, but I know I've got (there are over 215 bottles in my collection!!)

¡Salud!

T O N O

P.S.: By the way, on our kilted meeting in Drumnadrochit on August the 1st, I'll keep some space in my baggage to add two or three more! :mrgreen:

[Rob]

Derek,

I suspect it would take more than 4.4% ABV to keep a real Haggis Hunter satisfied, with a warm feeling inside.;)

Did your local Sainsbury's have Robinsons Old Tom in over the Christmas period? Mine did. Now that would keep any Haggis Hunter warm at 8.5% ABV.

Regards,

Rob

[James]

Heretics-all of you heretics.

Now write this down very carefully:-

I only drink single malt.

Stick to that and you will live to a happy old age.

James