The Two Mikes take a classic English vacation at the seaside with F.G. Cottam in Brodmaw Bay. Come for the scenery, stay for the little girl ghosts, ancient hungry sea beings, infidelity, racism, coked-out authors, white flight, sassy children, creepy sexy villagers and desecrated churches! Don't eat the seafood though, it might back up on you. The town's motto: Fresh Blood! Fresh Blood!
There are no places without troubles.
It's Cocktail Time!
The Shadow Over Brodmaw
One bottle of light nitro ale like Harp
One bottle of hard cider, low carbonation
One bottle of dark beer like Guinness or Murphy's Stout
Get a pint glass. You need all your pouring skills. Tilt the glass and pour the beers over the spoon to reduce splash. Do it in the order listed above. You are creating a layered drink with each layer taking up a third of the glass. Chin Chin!
There are no places without troubles.
It's Cocktail Time!
The Shadow Over Brodmaw
One bottle of light nitro ale like Harp
One bottle of hard cider, low carbonation
One bottle of dark beer like Guinness or Murphy's Stout
Get a pint glass. You need all your pouring skills. Tilt the glass and pour the beers over the spoon to reduce splash. Do it in the order listed above. You are creating a layered drink with each layer taking up a third of the glass. Chin Chin!
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To be fair to me I've never read The Shadow over Innsmouth or any Ramsey Campbell though I have seen The Wicker Man. And Madeleine doesn't warn the Greers because what she wants principally is revenge for the deaths of herself and her parents. The sacrifice has to fail - not to be prevented from occurring by a warning from her too early on.
I like the cocktail here better than the revolting gin and oyster Waiting Room concoction and have my fingers crossed that The Colony will impress you more than Bay did. Brigadoon it's not, by the way.
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