Chinese with mine :cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by IanDarkpeak
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Chinese with mine :cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by IanDarkpeak
Chicken stuffed with cheese and wrapped in bacon and smothered in mushrooms and red onions in a red wine sauce, with roast spuds and carrots, but not in the bath:DQuote:
Originally Posted by IanDarkpeak
Yep, just done mine too:oQuote:
Originally Posted by Derby Tup
:eek:Hope you thanked your good lady wife for that:DQuote:
Originally Posted by Stagger
Payment for the petrol and time on Saturday taking the big car to Edale so she could have a little comfort on the drive home.:)Quote:
Originally Posted by merrylegs
And the rest of us, cheers mate, me and GT offered her some petrol brass but she declined, we're still gonna cough up between us, don't turn this offer down as we're both tight sods. Brass can go towards beer or petrol;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Stagger
Just put my order in for 10 bottles of real ale for Xmas :D (I won't be drinking them all to myself :eek: )
Whatcha doing Boxing day then or are you planning another order soon..........?Quote:
Originally Posted by OneHillWonder
:D Well there is wine and lager and a cocktail bar to go at for boxing day :cool:
A nice tipple of Mallinsons Oat Stout. Getting your oat's & a drink in one go!
Been down at the Butcher Brig tonight, had some brilliant ales.
Phoenix - Navvy
Lancashire Hopstar
Sharps - Special
Osset - Silver King
Deuchars IPA
Top stuff, £2.10 a pint as well ;)
A bottle of Snecky :cool:
Batemans rosey nosey and an organic one they do,Cant remember the name though.Only £1.20 each from Aldi bargin.
Went down a treat. Opening another now :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Derby Tup
Timeless classic - Old Peculiar (x3) - it never gets jaded. Going to stock up on some Robinsons Old Tom for Xmas which tastes like Old Peculiar's bigger and stronger brother - not for lightweights!
Never tried Old Tom before. Something about the bottle always puts me off.:confused: Might rectify this on my next stock up. Cheers Ady.:)
Been up to the Fleece for a couple of pints of Landlord. £3.10 a pint!! :eek:
Sounds like you were fleeced DT
Like a lamb to the slaughter! :(Quote:
Originally Posted by Ady In Accy
I was in a curry house in Coventry last weekend and they sold Landord at £3.45 a bottle!!!
Still nice though :)
Cheaper than Landlord eh DT :D
45 cans of Strongbow for £20 from Tesco's, making inroads now:D
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Originally Posted by Derby Tup
Let's get this back on thread.....;)Quote:
Originally Posted by merrylegs
Office christmas meal with a difference today...... http://www.realaletrail.net/
2 pints of Riverhead Brewery Butterley Bitter & 1 pint Ossett Silver King at the Riverhead in Marsden (plus an excellent xmas meal); 1 pint Durham Brewery magus at Kings Head, Huddersfield Station, 1 pint Anglo-Dutch Special at West Riding at Dewsbury Station...and finally a pint of Black Sheep best at the Prince of Wales back in Leeds:D
:rolleyes:only a couple of pints as I was required to stay of sound mind tonight, some sort of Blonde( not farmers) in Plumbums pub with the teams Christmas do, with Pie and peas, mint sauce and Mrs PBs finest gravy, Bumped into Blue Bike in there as well
Had to settle for a couple of shandys tonight as I was driving :/
Few good frames of snooker at my old club though, still got it....just ;)
Had some fantastic Ales tonight at the Butcher Brig:
Osset - Silver King
Salamander - St Stevens Stout
Rooster - Yankee
Sharps - Cornish
Phoenix - Wobbly Bob
Had a nice pint of Rocking Rudolph last night - can't remember the brewery though, but it was a tasty one....[EDIT] looks like it was hardy and hanson's [/EDIT]
Also had a pint of some kind of porter on sunday night, again no idea of name as I was sat in the beer garden watching the bikes and building snow sculptures while someone else got the beer. From the Rising Sun in Fulwood, so if anyone goes in there and can tell me what porter they've got on then I'd like to know for the future!
I've been drinking this in my local for the last fort night it'd cracking stuff and only £2.10 a pint:):):)Quote:
Originally Posted by PaulE
Narrow Boat, Skipton
Belgian beer after Belgian beer - absolutely fantastic
Most memorable - Brooklyn - Black Chocolate Stout - here
Had to have a duvel after....
Three bottles of Wadworth's 6X. Loverly!:D
Had last night:
Osset - Silver King
Phoenix - Arizona
Anglo Dutch - Forgotten?
Lancaster - Blonde
and another I can't remember =)
Don't have any beer in so I'm on the Baileys. Does go rather well whilst reading me Wainwright books though :D
Rambler:DQuote:
Originally Posted by Oven Gloves
A pint of Doddery Old B*stard would be more appropriate methinks;)
Strong stuff that, does exactly as the name implies, must have had a couple of them meself last night judging by my progress downstairs this morning:oQuote:
Originally Posted by Deejay
End of hols bottle of wine on the go here - before back to work tomorrow.
Been down the Butcher Brig tonight...
Sampled...
Durham - White Amarillo (Fantastic stuff :) )
Lancaster - Blonde
Full Steam Ahead -Talisman
Bowland - Gold
Deuchars - IPA
Rochdale - Pitch Porter
And a welsh one, Puprle summet? :p
Just finishing a bottle of Jennings Golden Host ale here, not one I've tried before but it's a mighty tasty bit of rehydration after some late night sledging!
Currently enjoying a Timothy Taylors Landlord.
Have some Thwaites Lancaster Bomber and Jennings Cumberland in reserve.
I've never tried Real Ale out of a bottle, does it still taste ok?
Only ever had hand pulled pints.
An absolutely splendid pint of Farmer's Stout (best Stout I've had in years) + several Pale Ale's all courtesy of PlumBum - made for an entertaining snowy bike ride back home (saw a fox en route). There you have it today's training, ale and wildlife encounter all in one!!