manc_don Posted 20 hours ago Report Posted 20 hours ago 7 hours ago, InversneckieDob said: Cromarty Brewery. Happy Chappy is a very nice pint. Bigger fan of Black Isle in all honesty. Wish we got their stuff here regularly, although in fairness, a fair old trek to NZ. 1 Quote
Kowalski Posted 14 hours ago Report Posted 14 hours ago 5 hours ago, manc_don said: Bigger fan of Black Isle in all honesty. Wish we got their stuff here regularly, although in fairness, a fair old trek to NZ. Nice one. Black Isle are my favourite, some fantastic beers plus their bars in Inverness and Fort William are great. Quote
InversneckieDob Posted 11 hours ago Report Posted 11 hours ago Oh, there's a Black Isle one I loved, Red Kite. I think they changed the name of it...... Quote
InversneckieDob Posted 11 hours ago Report Posted 11 hours ago They still have Red Kite on their website. When I was in the Black Isle Bar at Christmas they didn't have the Red Kite on draught, but they had something similar with a different name. Quote
Kowalski Posted 2 hours ago Report Posted 2 hours ago 8 hours ago, InversneckieDob said: They still have Red Kite on their website. When I was in the Black Isle Bar at Christmas they didn't have the Red Kite on draught, but they had something similar with a different name. That’ll be the Red Nitro, another great beer which is a smoother version of Red Kite but not quite as good. Craftsman in Aberdeen have black isle beer on draught. Quote
Bukta Bertie Posted 2 hours ago Report Posted 2 hours ago 9 hours ago, Mason89 said: I like a pint of Tennents Correct. If kept correctly and served cold it's the best on tap lager in Scotland. 1 Quote
InversneckieDob Posted 1 hour ago Report Posted 1 hour ago 1 hour ago, Kowalski said: That’ll be the Red Nitro, another great beer which is a smoother version of Red Kite but not quite as good. Craftsman in Aberdeen have black isle beer on draught. That's the very fella. I had assumed it was a replacement for Red Kite. Is that the pub on the corner of Market St and Guild St? What was it formerly called (in the days when it opened at 6 and had 'dancers' Friday tea-time)? Quote
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