Sunday, March 04, 2007

More English Ales

  • Second place: Fursty Ferret. Clean, clear.
  • No place: Tribute - How the hell did this get into the photograph?
  • First place: Old Hooky - Strangely bitter and sweet at the same time. This is the one I'll look for next time.

Fursty Ferret and Old Hooky deserve their place among the quality ales previously sampled.
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3 comments:

  1. Crushed05 March, 2007 18:02

    I am thoroughly ashamed, as a real ale man, I have drunk none of these.
    Maybe I should drink more.

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  2. Shades05 March, 2007 21:09

    I've had Old Hooky before, from Hook Norton. I can't remember much about it, other than it wasn't foul, like the time I had Ringwood Bitter.

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  3. James Higham11 March, 2007 11:19

    Wonderful post. I started to do this but never got past Theakstons.

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