Tonight's imbibing ( after two hours of tennis against someone 18 years younger than me- you can tell I'm getting old, can't you? Wouldn't have if I'd lost to the whippersnapper ) constituted Three B's Oatmeal Stout, one I would definitely drink again, followed by Brain's On His Tail or Honest Ale, which tasted good even after starting with the stout! However, my pint-of-the-night had to be the Wooden Hand Brewery of Truro's Cornish Buccaneer, a classic premium bitter.
Greene King George and the Flagon 4.5% & Milestone St Georges Legend 4.0 % (Gatehouse, Doncaster)
Wadworth St George & The Dragon 4.5% (Tut n Shive, Doncaster)
Deventio Barbarian 5.5% & Wharfebank The Werewolf (Gatehouse, Doncaster)
Milestone X 5.0% (Bankers Draft, Sheffield)
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) constituted Three B's Oatmeal Stout, one I would definitely drink again, followed by Brain's On His Tail or Honest Ale, which tasted good even after starting with the stout! However, my pint-of-the-night had to be the Wooden Hand Brewery of Truro's Cornish Buccaneer, a classic premium bitter.
