Saturday, 15 July 2017
Flying Scotsman (the bitter)
I bought this beer in the tourist shop of the National Railway Museum in York. Gotta love a tourist shop that also sells beer. Of course it is named after a famous train. But all labeling aside, it is a beer like I love them: dark and well, bitter. It is kind of fitting to give it a train's name, a steam train at least: the brew on top is like the smoke the train makes. And one cannot completely ignore the nice label either. I loved the beer also because it is one that refers to railway travels, my favourite mean of transport and the one I am most fascinated about. It would be my drink of choice on long train journeys, but I cannot take alcohol when traveling. Since our holiday in York, I never drank it, which is a shame. It would be one of my poisons of choice.
Labels:
beer,
bière,
Écosse,
microbrasserie,
microbrewery,
National Railway Museum,
real ales,
Scotland,
train,
York,
Yorkshire
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Looks great. I would love for ANY shop over here to sell beer, but alas.
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