I could choose from the following ales:
Seasider – Bitter-sweet with slight citrus and orange notes
Storm Warning – My personal favourite
Great Scott – Bitter-sweet & Faintly Smoky



I decided to try Great Scott and found it to be excellent.
It has a lovely smoky finish with the peaty flavours coming through.
Eddie says he tried to produce the ale with a faint reminiscence of top single malt piercing through every now and then and I think he has achieved it.
Also on sale are some fantastic bottled beers from Europe and a few from the Dark Star Brewery – Sussex including the extremely popular Espresso Stout.
So get yourself down to the Gadds Beer shop and support our local brewer.
1 comment:
For goodness sake man post the address it sounds fantastic.
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