Festive offer for East Coast Sadler owners

I think their 'Jack's Pale Ale' sounds a bit less worrying than their 'Mud City' - or their 'Bottom', for that matter. :)
 
GPS2 said:
I'm not sure how I got to this interesting new find, it must happen to many well intended web searches!

http://www.sadlersales.co.uk/index.php/beersbottledmudcitystout

Being on the East Coast, this particular stout should appeal to not just Sadler sailing folk. I've not had the pleasure yet but will report back if I decide my boat deserves a stocking filler.:nonchalance:
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I'll go up to the Lye (about a mile from home) in the next few days and sample and report back!
 
I'll go up to the Lye (about a mile from home) in the next few days and sample and report back![/QUOTE] As promised SWMBO and I went up (and down because it's hilly where we live) to the Lye and the Windsor Castle Brewery for a pre lunch snifter. View attachment 54501
Peaky Blinder and Thin Ice were on tap.View attachment 54502View attachment 54503 SWMBO thought Peaky Blinder was a very reasonable cross between a mild and a Guinness. I thought Thin Ice was very light and pale, but certainly clear. It was quaffable and I had a second! However it was much more like Adnam's Ghost Ship than Shipshape. Not a heavy beer! The brewery's description of the characteristics of the beers was accurate.
If I had a Sadler I would not hesitate to have a few bottles aboard to impress guests! Unfortunately, because I much prefer beer, I have to make do with Oyster Bay on Belinda.
 
GPS2 said:
I'm not sure how I got to this interesting new find, it must happen to many well intended web searches!

http://www.sadlersales.co.uk/index.php/beersbottledmudcitystout

Being on the East Coast, this particular stout should appeal to not just Sadler sailing folk. I've not had the pleasure yet but will report back if I decide my boat deserves a stocking filler.:nonchalance:
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Unfortunately the 'No 1 beer hold' and the 'no 1 reserve beer hold' have very little room in them aboard my Sadler. Maybe I need to extricate and releive the bottles of their contents. Now there's an Idea! :-)
 
What a great report and fantastic photos, looks like you enjoyed yourselves. Good to hear your report suggests a likeness to ghost ship, a favoured tipple - especially as I've gone and ordered a mixed case and a Sadler teeshirt. Fingers crossed :encouragement:
 
Pleinair said:
Unfortunately the 'No 1 beer hold' and the 'no 1 reserve beer hold' have very little room in them aboard my Sadler. Maybe I need to extricate and releive the bottles of their contents. Now there's an Idea! :-)
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Greetings fellow Sadler enthusiast- "Extricate and relieve" - Probably a very sensible addition to an efficient stock take ahead of winters lay up.
 
GPS2 said:
Greetings fellow Sadler enthusiast- "Extricate and relieve" - Probably a very sensible addition to an efficient stock take ahead of winters lay up.
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Quite possibly, but there are a few missing steps between 'extricate' and 'relieve'. :very_drunk:
 
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