Blindtasting 9 core pale ales

[@Ev6298]

Great Video, loved doing this one guys.. look forward to the next one... 👍👍👍

[@planetbeertv]

Cheers for watching guys. Hope you enjoyed it! Which are your favourites? And which ones could we include in a potential part 2? Let us know 🍻

[@joshjamesuk]

Azvex Electronic Butterfly or Magnificent Tree Frog, Baron Fuzz, Pressure Drop Pale Fire, Gravity Well Termination Shock and Beak Hum are all great core range pales!

[@planetbeertv]

Great recommendations, we’ll have to try a part 2!

[@exetercitycubing408]

Mary lou and light bulb from verdant!

[@SimonWitham]

love ya - love to meet you in a pub one day

[@SimonWitham]

Cheers

[@indiekiduk]

Where is Hop Skip Juice??

[@planetbeertv]

We’ll whack it on the list for a potential part 2 👌🏻

[@indiekiduk]

@@planetbeertv great, that’s my fav hazy pale fridge filler!

[@MerseyBeers]

The fyne bottles are always better than the cans....maybe next time try with 500ml bottle

[@planetbeertv]

Good shout. We went with can as it was the same ‘serving style’ as the rest. But equally, Fyne is a different beast to the rest. I’ve only had it on cask before but I’ll grab a bottle of it next time I see it 🙌🏻

[@indiekiduk]

Scottish breweries are no good for pales, Herriot Watt doesn’t teach sparge acidification required for high Ph Scottish water, stick to dark beers.

[@MerseyBeers]

@@indiekiduk loads of good Scottish breweries that brew pales out there; Overtone, Newbarns, Pilot, Donzoko, BrewToon, Moonwake. List goes on

[@indiekiduk]

@@MerseyBeers have you tried those? All have tannins.

[@indiekiduk]

Fierce, Fyne, Stewarts, Tempest, Black Isle all taste of grain tannins too.

[@beerguideworldwide]

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