I visited a brewery today!
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With a convenient train stop. Conductor, take me to the nearest brewery, please.
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I found a food hall & a brewery a short walk from the end of one of the tube lines in London. That had me written all over it.
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Lime Cerveza for Barb and a Hazy for me at Two Peaks. Cerveza is exactly as advertized, and the Hazy is exactly as I remember it... lacking. It is a decent beer, but I wouldn't be happy with it if it were mine. I took one sip and thought, damn, I should have got the West Coast IPA.
It's a small town, this is the only brewery in town, and they seem to do well, so I can't complain...
It's a small town, this is the only brewery in town, and they seem to do well, so I can't complain...
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Pinehurst Brewing. Stout is not just a Fall/Winter drink. It’s also good after walking 18 when it’s 95F.
50 west in Chillicothe OH. This is a Cincinnati brewery but they have one there as well. Highlighted what Kim and I shared. We got 2 separate flights, her suggestion to get a second flight with 4 more beers. The Mexican stout is mislabeled aa an blonde also had a strawberry sour in the flight. The light beer as to walk around town
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Damn, they have a Grisette. Nice.
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I had to look that one up... never heard of it... sounds great though!
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Light Saisons for the summer are wonderful (They are essentially sessionable French Saisons).
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Dock Street, Philadelphia. One of the OG Craft breweries, especially on the right coast.
40+ years on and they are still bringing it. Excellent beers (I particularly liked the Berliner Weisse, go figure) and excellent, friendly service.
40+ years on and they are still bringing it. Excellent beers (I particularly liked the Berliner Weisse, go figure) and excellent, friendly service.
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Cute place, and it looks like I would enjoy a few of those selections.
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I like that they put descriptions for each beer that covers those who know beer and those who don't.
Just got back from Scotland, heres a few pictures of the pints and cans I enjoyed along the way. Forgot to take pictures of the pubs.....Sad that there are so few independent breweries now, i remember visiting family in the 80’s and 90’s and seeing each pub sponsored by a different brewery that would serve their beers exclusively. In Scotland it was Belhaven which dominated all pubs I visited. Good beer but was hoping for more variety.
The lemon beer belongs to a Spanish brewery and was delicious. The Mahou pint is also Spanish too, interesting the pubs and restaurants had Belhaven and Spanish pints on offer (and sometimes a random Carling Black label).
The lemon beer belongs to a Spanish brewery and was delicious. The Mahou pint is also Spanish too, interesting the pubs and restaurants had Belhaven and Spanish pints on offer (and sometimes a random Carling Black label).
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There were some actual breweries like what I would find at home when I visited London. A couple were in or very near markets/food halls. Getting some Indian and a pint of good beer was nice. I'm going to be in Dublin in a little over a month, and I saw they had a few as well.
