Any recommendation for a Pale Ale by BBNos or Bermondsey mile?Originally Posted by S Works
Got the week off and will be pounding the London streets picking up odds and sods for the Xmas fridge.
Today I dropped by BBNo’s and Cloudwater in Enid St...
BBNo’s DDH Pale Ale no.10,
BBNo’s Canadian Breakfast Stout with Maple Syrup,
Boundary Export Stout,
BBNo’s Binker Barrell Aged Imperial Stout, aged in Bourbon and Single Malt Whisky casks.
Plenty mate.
That ones likely to be good, their regular session pales are good too so buy with confidence.
Cloudwater’s regular core Pale is brilliant, loads of flavour and texture and under 4%
The Kernel’s Table Beer is consistently excellent, as are their pales and IPA’s.
Anspach & Hobdays pale (green label) is really nice too.
Fill yer boots
I live a few minutes away so familiar with a lot of them, just fancy something different. I have a chiller compressor that is great with key keg. BBNos was recommended by my supplier ( of Guinness) but I’ve not really tried much of theirs.Plenty mate.
That ones likely to be good, their regular session pales are good too so buy with confidence.
Cloudwater’s regular core Pale is brilliant, loads of flavour and texture and under 4%
The Kernel’s Table Beer is consistently excellent, as are their pales and IPA’s.
Anspach & Hobdays pale (green label) is really nice too.
Fill yer boots
My suggestion would be to take yourself for a stroll down Enid St when all are open and buy a couple from each as you go. I’m in Greenwich and tend to do just that when I’m passing on the bike and have a rucksack with me.
If I had to choose a pale, I’d say try the Cloudwater first then the A&H.
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