Its as good as owt:cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by Derby Tup
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Its as good as owt:cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by Derby Tup
Timothy Taylor Landlord (in a bottle - nowhere near as nice as the cask ale). Followed by Wells Banana Bread Beer - more novelty than real ale, but we had some left over from guests, so I was helping out by drinking it.
That's probably my lot. G'night y'all.
Well... I've had my bottle of Landlord and my bottle of Directors and so now I'm going to try something new... bottle of Thwaites' Wainwright.
Kro Bar in M'chester last night. No ale on tap so opted for a bottle of Danish pale ale. Closest they had to a real ale.
£4! :eek::eek:
Was alright.
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Originally Posted by southernsoftie
Tell me about it. Luckily I was driving, so only had the one. I'm sure bankruptcy would have come before drunkeness if I'd had a real session.Quote:
Originally Posted by OneHillWonder
Off to the pub to taste some, update to follow :D
Couple of pints of Guinness earlier, Strongbow now, £5 for 15 cans on offer at Tesco:cool:
Going down no trouble at all! Ram Ram or Ram Tam:confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by Derby Tup
still recovering from saturday nights escapade in fort bill,lost count after 10 pints of tennants,dont really remember much after leaving the last pub,very very messy........
never drinking like that again
until next time
Im got back through a strongbow phase.:eek::o:D
Strongbow and Guinness mixed:cool:
Striness? Guingbow?
I've got a bottle of Wychwood's Goliath warming up for me. (Been in the fridge)
Strongness;)
Just a sneaky 500ml of organic Herefordshire cider at 6.6% on my rest afternoon.
Tonight's ale will be a bottle or 2 of rescue ale, bought from sorry, swapped for a doantion to the excellent chaps from Edale mountain Rescue who were at the stanage struggle this lunchtime
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Originally Posted by PaulE
They were there Marshalling but the Rescue ale was from ME!!!
and I'm from Woodhead MRT
Hope you like it:D
All 10 cases went raising £80 for the team.
Thanks all
Sorry Ian - I'm sure it'll taste good, about to open the first bottle as I spent the afternoon on Burbage taking some friends on their first outdoor climbing trip.
Leffe (brown) abbey ale. Just £2 per 750ml bottle from Asda.
Are you sure he left it for drinking purposes.............? B A S S :eek:
The old faithfull - Strongbow.
Picos de Europa summons up lots of stories I read when I was caving, a place I would love to go to.
Anyway tonight is some Pinot Grecio followed by Strongbow. Up at 8am for a bit of a workout so better hold back a little or I'll get my head kicked in.................:rolleyes:
Wychwood Hobgoblin - hic!
Beer festival in Nottingham tonight :D
But I am revising for an exam :(:(:(
Hobgoblin Ruby Beer, £1 a bottle from Lidl:cool:
Thatchers Katy Cider now:eek:
Mother of all hangovers now:eek:
Serves me right, daft sod:o
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Glennfiddichi
That'll be like traditional Glennfiddich, but the franchised Italian version?
I'm into brewing my own at the mo - had a couple of Smugglers Ales, a couple of Edme bitter, a Great Eastern and an Irish Stout last night - Champion!)
It'll be Swift Nick at the Cheese,this afternoon, though.
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Reet nice bottle of Wainwight.
a bottle of Morlands 'Hen's Tooth' bought for my birthday by the mother in law because she know i like a beer and it's not often i have any at home:rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by Al Fowler
Blimey! Isn't that the stuff that's about 2 1/2 squid a bottle? :eek:Quote:
a bottle of Morlands 'Hen's Tooth'
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eerrrr is it:oQuote:
Originally Posted by Fat Bloke
i also got some Wells Bananna Bread beer and Badger Fursty Ferret.
And a proper butchers pork pie Now eaten;)
Bollocks i wanted to start this thread :mad:
Anyway, tart fuel all the way tonight i've got the timing belt on the flying brick to do tomorrow.
Bluebird
Riggwelter
Cumberland Ale
Brakspeare Triple
Pedigree
Golden Fleece
Goodnight!:D
In the words of Lady Ga Ga, i think i had a bit too much, at lad's cricket presentation last night:eek:
Tart fuel turned to Amstel, then my mate moved the balls on someone elses pool game by mistake and nearly landed us in a ding dong.
Called into Booths in Windermere on Thursday at start of journey home from Lakes to get something medicinal for my dreaded lurgy picked up earlier in the week so came out with a few bottles but no Jennings - started now on the Yates Cumbrian Ale, Hawkshead Gold next methinks:) (completely forgot the lemsip tho:eek::D)
Couple of bottles of Cobra, steady away
I am drinking snecklifter my favourite...not sure if it is a real ale but I bloody love it...best drunk with friends :)