nottingham yesterday.
cross keys,batemans xb.
kean's head,castle rock harvest pale,
joseph else (spoons),milestone cool amber,
canal house,castle rock elsie mo,
train to worksop,popped into the mallard on the platform.thornebridge chiron.
note:mallard halloween beer fest oct 28th-30th.
back to sheff and the tap where else!!!.wild swan.

Had the following last night which were all good:

Leeds Pale Ale 3.8% (Hop & Vine, Hull)
Acorn Summer Pale 4.1% (Wellington Inn, Hull)
Wellington Inn Wellesley Stout 4.4% (Wellington Inn, Hull)

Thornbridge Seaforth at the Wye Bridge, Buxton. An excellent IPA...but disappointingly, no Axe Edge or black Rocks from the local brewery

Stumbled upon Little Valley 'Python' 6% bottled pale ale this weekend. Organic brew from Hebden Bridge. Excellent stuff.

Yesterday:- Bluecoat, Rotherham

Ossett Excelsior- tried and trusted IPA
Springhead Roaring Meg and Newark Castle Brown- both excellent and.....

rather pleasingly, at the Hind, Rotherham :-

Acorn Sorachi IPA- these hops give this particular IPA a distinctive taste.

Was in Scotland midweek on business. The evening in Glasgow included a pint of Kelburn Red Smiddy 4.1% in Sloans Bar

Was in the Gatehouse most of last night they ran out of 4 yes 4 real ales.

Didnt have too many myself , but enjoyed what I had .

Surprised not to have seen you then, we were in there around 10pm although we only had one drink there (an unappealing brew called Acorn Cantley Common 4.5%).

The Old Angel had a much better Acorn ale (IMO) in the shape of Allabaculia 6.0% a ginger stout which was one to sip but wasn't heavy on the ginger.

We were in early about 7.15 pm left 9.30 pm.

Last pint was the same brew Gary .

Managed a visit to The Cemetary, Rochdale yesterday.

The Three B's Doff Cocker 4.5% was very palatable.

Visited New Clarence and Walters in Hull yesterday, some excellent ales in both inc Shannon IPA and Loxley.