Here's the Drink Along schedule for the summer 52 Weeks beer case. If you're wondering what the hell a Drink Along is, check this out.
Friday 08th July - Bitterend Brewery Lakeland IPA
Friday 15th July - Meantime Brewery Wheat
Friday 22nd July - Lymestone Brewery Foundation Stone
Friday 29th July - Darkstar Brewery Sunburst
Friday 05th August - Hawkshead Brewery Red
Friday 12th August - Hewitt's Brewery Unhung Hero
Friday 19th August - Ossett Brewery Yorkshire Blonde
Friday 26th August - Ilkley Brewery Mary Jane
Friday 02nd September - Williams Brothers Seven Giraffes
Friday 09th September - Moorhouse's Brewery Blond Witch
Friday 16th September - Oakham Ales Inferno
Friday 23rd September - Cotleigh Brewery Barn Owl
Friday 30th September - York Brewery York Minster Ale
if i can keep some of the bottles that long i will try...
ReplyDeleteI will join in if my beer arrives in time
ReplyDeleteGood stuff. Andy: You could always make some notes and post when the drink along catches you up!
ReplyDeleteMy case of beer has arrived this morning, It has been safely loaded into my temp controlled beer cupboard. Roll on friday
ReplyDeleteMark, just a thought but is an every Friday schedule wise, speaking personally I tend to buy bottles for during the week as I'd be actually in the pub on Fri - Sun usually?
ReplyDeleteI think the idea is great either way and will read with interest via twitter & the blog even if I cant drink in real time.
Cheers Phil
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GDB: Nice work!
ReplyDeleteBeersay: There's no need to drink in real time. The post will go up on a Friday and will be "fresh" until the following Friday when we move onto the next beer. It's a good call on the choice of day - my thinking was that a lot of people open bottles of beer over the weekend rather than during the week. We'll have to see how it plays out, we can always change it if it makes sense to do so. :)
Joining (this year's) 52-week club party a bit late (my other half was late putting the order in:-)
ReplyDeleteGlad to see there's no ubiqutous Jaipur in the case (as pictured on MBT websit) but that was in last year at some point I seem to remember.
Looking foward to :- anything that isn't IPA or porter or stout (althoug love the latter); its just that these styles have been done to death recently (blame Thornbridge and Brewdog).
So here's to bitters, milds, ambers et al!Cheers! (finishing off some crappy Brakspere Supermarket Tripel tonight; its prettt std supermarket berr-swill really).
Cheers agaain!
PS. Anybody tried Cumbrian Legendary Ales Grasmoor Dark Ale in a bottle? Its FANTASTIC on draught.
Hmmm - the Summer case isn't going too well. Perhaps my tasetbuds are shot after a cold a couple of weeks ago?
ReplyDeleteThings can only get better (as they say).
PS. just had a very nice Pale Ale from Camden Town Brewery.
So not all pale/golden sub-5% beers are dull!
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