Best Bitter

[old timer]

:P

[Master_Simon]

IMHO I would be torn if I went into pub and found both Spittie and Old Spec on but I have to be partisan and vote for the Spitfire.

For those who live in kent look out for the Shepherd Neame Brewery visits, very interesting tour and ahem tasting after :P :group-cuddles:

If you travel as badly as me then take bucket too eh :(

[TheNissanMan]

all of the above though although Brains SA would have to wein it every time....

Riggwelter isn't to shabby if you r in yorkshire though from the infamous black sheep brewery :)

[knightrider]

wot about worthington creamflow or john smiths extra smooth?

by the way im 18ish and a nice few pints of bitter lines the stomach wel!

[Master_Simon]

wot about worthington creamflow or john smiths extra smooth?

Sorry Knightrider but this is real ale no fizzy pop here

The thing about real is it rarely gives you a hangover unlike the normal pumpdump, and yes I did say rarely, cos if you drink till horizontal then expect it to hurt!!

[Karma Supra]

The original breakspears was great... when it was still brewed in henley.. now it mings :|

Although its bottled.. black sheep is a good one for home

[chrisfitton]

Either Weetwood which is brewed up here in cheshire down the road from where i live or cant reme name of it now grr but its brewed in lowestoft near aldeburgh in suffolk. There are different types like jubilee... my memorys just gone. Anyone know the name?

[chrisfitton]

Ah ha i remember Adnams thats the one