Stalker!!
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Stalker!!
Approaching 60 days without a drink. Lost about half a stone. Who’d have thought all the nonsense about ‘dead calories’ is true? Not missing it and just maybe after 36 years of guzzling I’m done
Oo-errrrr
Sad news DT
I've lost a stonein 8 wks and still drink.
Only ale at Fri or Sat and G&T other times with low calorie tonic.
Might as well join the cloth as stop supping.
PS good news about your weight loss 👍
We ended up with some tins of Carlesberg in the shed (left over from show, I would never buy it), I came home from fishing yesterday and rather than open a bottle of proper beer I grabbed a can of the Carlesberg to try.
That stuff is disgusting, do people honestly pay money for it and drink it out of choice? Yuk.
My intention to have a Dry January didn't last very long.
4 pints of delicious Bosley Cloud from Storm Brewing Company whilst winning the quiz at the Lathkil Hotel.
Nice!
Approaching 150 days sober. Can’t see me going back to the drink now
Beet it beetroot juice is my tipple of choice and has been for a few years now, not teetotal as I enjoy a nice drop of Brandy occasionally.
Well done DT it is great when you can finally convince yourself that there are far more refreshing liquids to imbibe than beer.
Very well done DT. Keep strong.
Another beer from the Storm Brewing Company on offer tonight. A couple of pints of Beaufort's Ale. Nice and malty like beer used to be.
A couple of pints of Stancill Brewery's Resolution following my evening bike ride. Crisp and Blonde, the first one didn't touch the sides.
A decent couple of pints of Storm Dexter tonight. Very refreshing.
Three pints of very nice Stancill Brewery's Citra tonight whilst chatting to an Oldham Athletic fan. We all have a cross to bear!
Three pints of Matlock Wolds Farm Brewery very drinkable High Tor at the Lathkil Hotel. Went outside at 7.55 to see the International Space Station orbit past.
Whilst outside chatted to a bloke who, like me, spent time working on Unst, the northernmost Island of The Shetlands. What small world we live in!
4 Timothy Taylor's Landlord at the Thatched House. Just to wash down my steak & ale pie.
Seven and half months now since I’ve had a drink. Increasingly unlikely I’ll have one again I think
That's brilliant Andy. Long may it continue. Well done you.
A tremendous pint of Jems Stout, from Great Newsome Brewery, in the brilliant Old Cock, Otley, yesterday.
Three pints of Storm Dexter swiftly down the hatch tonight.
Never had a bad beer from The Storm Brewery, Macclesfield.
Couple of pints of very tasty BG Sips from the Blue Monkey Brewery last night.
I don't think there were any BBC executives present!
Following my bike ride I took the dogs for a walk and they dragged me into the Lathkil Hotel for a couple of pints of Magic Mushroom Mild from Whim Brewery, Hartington.
Good to here MMM from Whim is still available. We used to drink their beers in the Flowerpot in Derby in the 90’s
In Wales for Cader Idris so tonight sampling a couple from the Cwrw Ogwen brewery.
Caradog - a hoppy IPA.
Chwalfa - a golden ale.
Lovely stuff
After a busy day mowing grass in the hot sun the Farmers Blonde from The Bradfield Brewery was sliding down nicely this evening.
Enjoy Llani its a good brew. How does the grass look?
On a balmy evening without even noticing I devoured four pints of delicious Trilogy from The Three Brothers Brewing Company. Not the best preparation for Sheldon tomorrow!
X enjoy my mate
4 x Timmy Taylor's Landlord 🍺
Transpenninine aletrail🍺
It was a year yesterday since I last had a drink. I wouldn’t have believed it possible eighteen months ago
Well done DT
A couple of pints of Storm Brewery's Summer Breeze. Yes, it made me feel fine.
Visiting Llani for a couple of days and over the last few years beers from The Wye Valley Brewery have become an ever present. All their beers are fantastic with Butty Bach a staple. However tonight a couple of pints of Hopfather slid down rather well.
Brew Dog cybernaut. A rather lovely session IPA. A hint of citrus and tropical fruit in a hazey wheat laden ale.
Last Friday I discovered that I actually know the owner of the mad goose that inspired the Purity ale of the same name. Used to go around the brewery terrorising visitors. Obviously made an impression! 😁
Just had a bottle of Loweswater Gold.
A very nice brew.
Following a lovely run around the upper Manifold/Dove Valleys at lunchtime had a couple of pints of Stancill Brewery's Now Then. Really hit the spot!