Stout.

[Sgt_Banter]

Mark, you may find this useful:

http://www.beeradvocate.com/lists/style/13/

I know of a few in the list that are local to me and I can't imagine them being widely available but it's worth a look

[Trickle]

Try Morrisons mate they have quite a few of the recommended stouts on 3 for ?5 at the moment.

+1

[SmokeyDave]

St Peter's Cream Stout - Tesco

Young's Double Choc is tasty

Next stop, Porter

[MarkLondon]

Had the fullers porter the other night...liked that. Thanks chaps...Will be trying to find these.

[Scrattie]

Sammy Smiths Stout on tap is unbeatable

[Scrattie]

Sammy Smiths Stout on tap is unbeatable

Nitro kegged you cant beat it

[ValeTudoGuy]

Sammy Smiths Stout on tap is unbeatable

Sam Smith's anything on tap is good in my book... great brewery with great products at great prices.

[Scrattie]

Ai lad got one within walking distance ?2.20 for a pint of sheer luxury.. Sorry to upset anyone but Guiness over here is garbage

[Sgt_Banter]

Sam Smith's anything on tap is good in my book... great brewery with great products at great prices.

You can't go wrong at ?1.30 for a pint of mild

[mattyhall22]

I love Samuel Smith's pubs in York, pints for ?1.34!!!

All their beers are really good

[Scott]

I keep looking at this thread, I am not sure that I have ever tried stout. Might pick some up and give it a go.

[mattyhall22]

Don't drink it too cold as it kills all the flavour

[ValeTudoGuy]

As Matty says, cellar temp of between 8-12c is about right.

[Wigan]

I always thought room temperature but not the modern one where we all have central heating but the temperature of homes when this term was created - 18c

[ValeTudoGuy]

I always thought room temperature but not the modern one where we all have central heating but the temperature of homes when this term was created - 18c

Perhaps an imperial Stout, though that's more barley wine territory... Still a bit high, should be more like 14-16c