The Hen Harrier was excellent in the Pendle Inn this afternoon. They had Pride of Pendle on as well.
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The Hen Harrier was excellent in the Pendle Inn this afternoon. They had Pride of Pendle on as well.
Tesco Imported lager. £2-39 for 4 cans. I'm not sure who was exporting it but they were probably glad to see the back of it! :eek:
Maybe it just needs a dash of lime! :D
Got a bottle of Sheppy's of Somerset Tremlett Bitter cider. Relatively dark in colour (slightly pink-ish) and rather alarmingly it tastes of Stilton cheese :eek: 7.2% and matured in oak :)
Old Tom - "strong ale"...to be sipped whilst watching strictly come dancing two with two small children...i is offski! :)
Old Thumper.....:D
just having 1x snecklifter
not my normal tipple, I know of others on here who can bathe in the stuff, but alas not me.
bathe ? :eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by daz h
cup of tea for me.... :cool:
and some on here can excell at that famous drinking game
snecklifting:eek:
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Originally Posted by emmilou
oh how we laughed
tea oh my god ive fell off the sofa:rolleyes:
well no-one is home to make my hot chocolate and I best not put milk on the stove for fear of burning it...can manage the kettle though ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by daz h
shall we compare tea then instead of ale given we are polishing our halo's and abstaining?? It's Yorkshire tea for me although am undecided wether to have a green tea or notQuote:
Originally Posted by Derby Tup
PLEASE DON'T start a bloomin today's tea thread!! :rolleyes:
Snecklifter? Excellent choice, Daz. RichT handed me a pint of the stuff as I finished my BG - quite possibly the best pint I'd ever tasted.Quote:
Originally Posted by daz h
I'm just supping a pint of Ruddles County at the moment.
oh, i'm not a masher, quick dip, no milk and certainly no sugar! In fact it only really tastes nice done in the pot!Quote:
Originally Posted by Derby Tup
Risotto for 1 for tea. :cool:
Chippy tea: steak pudding, chips, peas 'n' gravy.:)
No beer in the cellar tonight though.:(
DEFINATELY better on draft than out of the bottle....errrr so I'm told! :oQuote:
Originally Posted by GeoffB
You lot are making want a drink now :(
I've some real ale in the garage but WILL NOT CAVE :cool: *I hope*
Tart fuel to get things moving then a bit of Peroni
Nope, you lost me with this oneQuote:
Originally Posted by mr brightside
Supped last night:
Old Slapper - 4.3%
Eccleston IPA - 4.3%
Sunshine - 5.3%
Bowland Gold - 3.8%
Turning to Roger's Profannisaurus for the correct definition:Quote:
Originally Posted by emmilou
Tart fuel n. Any alcoholic drink consumed by young women, alcopops
Had a long day painting the internal woodwork. Looks like it's a rollover to next week too.:rolleyes:
Anyway, now kicking back and deciding what to choose first:
Shepherd Neame Spitfire
Theakston Old Peculiar
Brakspeare Triple
Wychwood Goliath
Two bottles of Theakston's Old Peculiar for me!Quote:
Originally Posted by southernsoftie
Two Snecklifter and one Cumberland Ale.:):):)Quote:
Originally Posted by Swoop
That's what I went for in the end. Going down very well.:DQuote:
Originally Posted by Swoop
Several pints of Aviator (Dent Brewery) at the FRA 'do' last night. Very palatable.
One of my clubmates was outside the Hill Inn at this years PPP with a pint of Aviator. 'Have some of this Andy', he said, 'you'll be flying'' :)Quote:
Originally Posted by GeoffB
Quick sorry to anybody who thought my definition of tart fuel was pushing it as bit, in view of my criticism of Mr Pale it's been cleaned up :o
tonights real ale, Glencoe organic wild oat stout :D
didn't think it was pushing it a bit, just didn't know what it meant :o ......I don't get out much!! :rolleyes:;)Quote:
Originally Posted by mr brightside
Emmi are you mixing your drinks? :eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by emmilou
I am on the tea now! :o
no no, not mixing....although need the practice for XOTF :eek: Had a wee thimble full of the Cab sav and can feel my cheeks have gone red already! have become a very cheap date! Seems to be doing the trick though, have come over all sleepy but that could be to do with sitting in front of a cosy fire!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Mountain Goatess
3 for me and they did go down well:)Quote:
Originally Posted by Swoop
Off to the Falcon for a few pints of "Shropshire Gold"
Be warned!! Tonight's Real Ale can make you unsteady on your feet!;)
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What a brilliant performance, bravo, he can get down with the best of em!Quote:
Originally Posted by finniganjones
Not sure he can get up though:D
Loved it, quite worrying the time though, before 11 in the morning, thats one hell of an all night drinking session.Quote:
Originally Posted by finniganjones
Class act . Puts me to shame :eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by finniganjones
Will be drinking some various Bowland brews tonight in Waddy.
BH bought me a Chinese beer called Lucky. Bottle's in the shape of a Bhudda!:cool:
Pix and review to follow.
A bottle or two of Mallinsons "Leg Before".
From Huddersfields finest brewery:
http://www.drinkmallinsons.co.uk/
Owzat!
Still got a bottle of ' Red Cuillin' from the Isle of Skye Brewery in the cupboard. Might sup it when I get back from the match tonight. ( England v Australia RL at Elland Rd ) celebrate an England victory hopefully :D