whatever, don’t want to hang out with you squares anyway
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Bit stalkery but don’t you live in Chapel Allerton?
Always thought it was crying out for one
Yes. It’s called Casper’s and is just behind the Wetherspoons
And the people that are opening it are sound
It was quite nice, probably not as fruity as I was expecting but I’ve bought a couple so I must like it.
So I’m stuck in London this weekend when I should’ve been in Scotland, so I went and spent the whole dang thing, didn’t I.
Fairwell, weekend!
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see you in 5
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Yesss. Moved away but i’m back often enough
Can art <3 Glad to hear the contents are agreeable
I’m on some repeat tasters from a local that gets limited newbs in so not much to wank about… last week I had my first Burnt Mill though which was rather devine
Talking of can art, the new LHG can art is very lovely. As is the new rebranding from Arundel brewery
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Question - does can art sway your choosing of beer? Sadly it does for me… unless the brewery is a known entity of excellence. Probably missing out on some tasty bevs as a result 
What is it?
Having Cloudwater’s Brown Ale. Really good but I honestly just think Newcastle Brown perfected the style
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Choose 99% based on can art.
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A collab between Cloudwater and Beavertown. A crisp pilsner which was also quite juicy.
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I choose based on brewery and if I’ve had it before. It helps if the can art is nice, but not the first reason.
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It’s meant to be a homage isn’t it? They stamped a phrase on the bottom of the tin to that degree I saw.
It’s a curse to enjoy good visuals