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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