Reply With Quotest p's is one of my favourite brewers, they are only round the corner. try the organic ale, its lovely.
Hi,
Are there any stout drinkers who can recommend a good cream or milk stout(s) available on the high street?
Came across St Peters cream stout and dragon stout.
Thanks
st p's is one of my favourite brewers, they are only round the corner. try the organic ale, its lovely.
Good luck everybody. Have a good one.
Guinness in Ireland, doesn't get any better.
Probably not widely available but the Dark Star brewery expresso stout is worth a shout.
Is Mackies (Mackesons) still going?
My Dad used to bring my Mum home a bottle, on the way home from a skin-full in the pub.
Youngs Double Chocolate Stout, and Adnams Oyster Stout are personal favourites.
Thank you for the suggestions so far -will have to source some of these.
My local off licence specialises in 'craft' beers.
They stock some great stouts....tonight I tried Brew by Numbers 08/01 Stout.
I am happy to report it was delicious......Hic!
Don't forget Murphy's ;)Originally Posted by Wittymoniker
As a born and raised St Austell boy to find this on holiday in Dorset was a real pleasure.Its lovely.
http://www.ratebeer.com/beer/st-aust...-stout/193505/
If you go off-High Street a whole universe of stouts and porters opens up. Try Beerhawk's website.
Especially in the upstairs bar in the Guinness brewery in Dublin, pure nectar!
I took my dad there last weekend. Best pint of Guinness I've had (and I've had loads!)
Had some lovely stuff on draught in the porterhouse pub in covent garden a few years back, there own brew oyster stout, they also do 2 others called plain and wrassler which were good. Porthousebrewco chain has pubs in Ireland as well as the London one. Think you can buy it online in bottles.
I remember having Beamish black on draft many years ago, that was nicer than Guinness or Murphys
The bar at my uni campus did a really good one on draught, but for the life of me I can't remember what it was called, not seen it anywhere else then or since, if I remember i'll let you know.
Not a stout, but a black beer/porter, Timothy Taylor Ram Tam is gorgeous
Brighty
The beerhawk's website looks interesting - thanks
But not milk stout.
Not well known but try Dark Side from Bath Ales....in fact,try all of Bath Ales beers,I can highly recommend them having done some extensive testing!
http://www.bathales.com/our-ales/aid/dark-side/
I'm with you there on Bath Ales, had a pint of the normal bitter somewhere in Hampshire the other day, hopefully it's spreading on draught. Weren't we going to try to organise a pishup in Bath?
"A man of little significance"
Sadler's Mud City Stout is good. 6.6% ABV.
http://porter-pages.blogspot.co.uk/2...lers-ales.html
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Jim.
Brains Original Stout is worth a sip. Quite commonly available too (e.g. Tesco).
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