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Sparkologist · 24-04-2005, 16:27

I can vouch for the ales seved at the Drunken Duck Inn between Ambleside & Coniston, in the Lake District.

The ale named Tag Lag, after one of their sheepdogs, is mighty damn fine out of a bottle; but as Staggers' says, they taste far better out of a cask.
The rest of the Barngates Brewery's portfolio are equally tasty. Tag Lag is the only one that I have had the pleasure of from a bottle though.

Here's the link to the Drunken Duck Inn & Barngates Brewery website: http://www.drunkenduckinn.co.uk/brewery.htm

24-04-2005, 16:27	#15
Sparkologist I am Band Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Overlooking 22 yards Posts: 1,321 Liked: 3 times Rep Power: 57	Re: Talking Bottled Beer. I can vouch for the ales seved at the Drunken Duck Inn between Ambleside & Coniston, in the Lake District. The ale named Tag Lag, after one of their sheepdogs, is mighty damn fine out of a bottle; but as Staggers' says, they taste far better out of a cask. The rest of the Barngates Brewery's portfolio are equally tasty. Tag Lag is the only one that I have had the pleasure of from a bottle though. Here's the link to the Drunken Duck Inn & Barngates Brewery website: http://www.drunkenduckinn.co.uk/brewery.htm __________________ Connect it: Red > Yellow, Yellow > Blue, & Blew to ....'kin bits! Any ramblings, meanderings, thoughts or musings are mine and mine alone. Any opinions expressed are Lettie's!