Any good? I’m going to be seeking out more Loch Lomond beers after the couple I tried at the weekend
This is the other one that I tried
It’s not bad at all maybe not as full flavoured as the Citra but a nice session beer - I know as I had a right old session last night 
nice beer - we had a few sat here http://lochlomondarmshotel.com/ also in Luss, where I believe the brewery was originally located.
last of lidl Belgians, they are mostly ok but nowt special, beerwulf is the better option
I looked but decided that £5 per litre was too much for what was on offer. Especially with Derail or Gecko being £2.50/ Litre
I like belgian beers because of their strength, flavour and short volume. Worth a punt but failed I’d rather stick to bringing back the ones I like or beerwulfing it. Cost wise not a huge amount in it.
Shame though.
I just had three pints of Budvar and rather enjoyed it. I may now start on gin.
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Fever Tree gone would be more appropriate for me!
I take issue with “trendy” tonics and mixers. If you need to flavour up a spirit (gins especially), then you are buying the wrong spirit.
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I take gin with them
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the regular fevertree is way too sweet. The flavoured ones mask the essence and botanicals in gin.
the light one is ok
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And as for mixologists with singular flavour obsessions 
Flavours should be complimentary NOT all the same. I was reading about the current trend for gin with citrus aromats mixed with citrus tonic etc.
As for the lack of thought with cocktails. Lemon upon lemon upon lemon ? FUCK OFF !!!
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the garnish should be used to bring out the botanicals and enhance the gin.
Often the garnish offers olfactory support to enhance what is on you palate
You should Google “lemon party” 