Does anyone have ecommendations for fancy ale to bring for a party?

Posted by rmartson@reddit | AskUK | View on Reddit | 2 comments

Got invited to a birthday party by someone I haven't seen in probably a decade. Asked what they'd like for a gift so they don't get something useless they don't like, got the usual "just bring yourself" so I negotiated down to at least bringing a drink or a snack.

They said they like ale, so what are some classic ales to get here? Preferably something fancy. If it was cider there's a kiwi and lime one I like but I don't know anything else about alcoholic beverages cause I don't drink. Party is on Saturday so if it's something you can only get online I'm sure there's still time for that too

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