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date: Tue, 11 Aug 2009 09:44:33 -0700 (PDT),    group: uk.food+drink.real-ale        back       
Lowestoft/Hopton   
I am going for a short break to Hopton on sea near Great Yarmouth.
Which are the best beers in the area?
date: Tue, 11 Aug 2009 09:44:33 -0700 (PDT)   author:   Offramp

Re: Lowestoft/Hopton   
On 11 Aug, 17:44, Offramp  wrote:
> I am going for a short break to Hopton on sea near Great Yarmouth.
> Which are the best beers in the area?

Green Jack (e.g. from their Triangle Tavern, Lowestoft) I'd say, but
I've not lived in E Anglia for q a while.

They bought the sizeable brewplant from Oakham's brewpub (P'boro) &
have always made some damn fine beer.

Save room for a nightcap of Ripper - very stylish strong 'un (former
Champ Winter Beer of Britain).

According to their website they've got a beer fest coming up -
"Next Real Ale Beer Festival is at the Triangle Tavern, Lowestoft,
Starting Thursday 20th AUGUST til stocks last!!"
http://green-jack.com/
cheers
MikeMcG
date: Wed, 12 Aug 2009 13:17:58 -0700 (PDT)   author:   Mike

Re: Lowestoft/Hopton   
On 12 Aug, 21:17, Mike  wrote:
> On 11 Aug, 17:44, Offramp  wrote:
>
> > I am going for a short break to Hopton on sea near Great Yarmouth.
> > Which are the best beers in the area?
>
> Green Jack (e.g. from their Triangle Tavern, Lowestoft) I'd say, but
> I've not lived in E Anglia for q a while.
>
> They bought the sizeable brewplant from Oakham's brewpub (P'boro) &
> have always made some damn fine beer.
>
> Save room for a nightcap of Ripper - very stylish strong 'un (former
> Champ Winter Beer of Britain).
>
> According to their website they've got a beer fest coming up -
> "Next Real Ale Beer Festival is at the Triangle Tavern, Lowestoft,
> Starting Thursday 20th AUGUST til stocks last!!"http://green-jack.com/
> cheers
> MikeMcG

Great stuff! Thanks!
date: Wed, 12 Aug 2009 19:45:56 -0700 (PDT)   author:   Offramp

Re: Lowestoft/Hopton   
On 2009-08-13, Offramp  wrote:
> On 12 Aug, 21:17, Mike  wrote:
>> On 11 Aug, 17:44, Offramp  wrote:
>>
>> > I am going for a short break to Hopton on sea near Great Yarmouth.
>> > Which are the best beers in the area?
>>
>> Green Jack (e.g. from their Triangle Tavern, Lowestoft) I'd say, but
>> I've not lived in E Anglia for q a while.
>>
>> They bought the sizeable brewplant from Oakham's brewpub (P'boro) &
>> have always made some damn fine beer.
>>
>> Save room for a nightcap of Ripper - very stylish strong 'un (former
>> Champ Winter Beer of Britain).
>>
>> According to their website they've got a beer fest coming up -
>> "Next Real Ale Beer Festival is at the Triangle Tavern, Lowestoft,
>> Starting Thursday 20th AUGUST til stocks last!!"http://green-jack.com/
>> cheers
>> MikeMcG
>
> Great stuff! Thanks!

  Agree with the Triangle Tavern recommendation. Also a bit further
away in Bungay, the Green Dragon is worth a visit (they brew their
own beers). Not too far from Bungay is St Peter's hall, home of St
Peter's brewery. There's a bar in the hall itself and a shop
adjacent which sells their bottled beers.

  Finally, much further away but a must visit if you get the
chance is the Low House (King's Head) at Laxfield. Not particularly
for the beers (standard Adnams range plus a guest) but for the
pub itself which is a classic. If you go there, the Low House is
off the High Street behind the churchyard.

Malcolm
date: Thu, 13 Aug 2009 09:50:33 +0100   author:   Malcolm Lee

Re: Lowestoft/Hopton   
On 11 Aug, 17:44, Offramp  wrote:
> I am going for a short break to Hopton on sea near Great Yarmouth.
> Which are the best beers in the area?

For RA ethusiasts Hopton on sea can be circumcised. I only went in the
Turnstone, near the Haven site. It did have O Speck H at £3.20, and
Tetley's.
date: Tue, 18 Aug 2009 14:05:04 -0700 (PDT)   author:   Offramp

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