drink my bottle of gluten-free ale

It was interesting but in future I’ll stick to the lager (even though I preferred ales when I still had gluten).
At least there are some beers out there I can drink :)

The lager was interesting. Not much bite to it but I’ll drink it again.

Shame there is not a single pub or bar in the whole of London that stocks this brand of gluten-free beer. I’d arrange to go there with friends if there was one.

I have a couple of bottles of Greens beer – one lager, one ale – and both are gluten-free. Yippee.

It’s been a while since I had a beer and I’m looking forward to drinking them.

On my own. I ignored my own rules.

I just had a gorgeous cheese-pasta bake (GF pasta, of course) made with Mimolette and Cheddar, and thought that a nice ale would round off the meal beautifully. And I was right.

It’s a very fruity and sweet thing… takes a little time to accustom oneself to it, but I think I do rather like it.

It’s Hambleton’s GFA in case you’re interested. I’ll probably buy it again, but only in small quantities, it’s rather expensive.

But I don’t drink on my own, so I need some company…

It sounds like an easy goal, but the problem is I know I bought it, but haven’t seen it since. I either put it away somewhere safe (uh oh!) or… er… well, I dunno.

So I need to find my bottle of gluten free ale first.

Hopefully it’s nicer than the sample crate I bought which had gluten free lager, bitter and stout. We’ll see…