A friend of mine went to Chesterfield Art College in the early 80s and told me about a pub there (which was possibly the Derby Tup thinking about it), where they served beer that was so strong it was served in 1/3 pint glasses and you were only allowed 3 x 1/3 pints
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that sounds like it I remember those small glasses and heres whyOriginally Posted by Derby Tup
A friend of mine went to Chesterfield Art College in the early 80s and told me about a pub there (which was possibly the Derby Tup thinking about it), where they served beer that was so strong it was served in 1/3 pint glasses and you were only allowed 3 x 1/3 pints
name Frog & Parrot Roger & Out
ABV 12.5%
regularity regular
alcohol units imperial metric
pint: 7.1 750ml: 9.4
half: 3.5 500ml: 6.2
third: 2.4 330ml: 4.2
quarter: 1.8 250ml: 3.1
Best get on to your friends at Bradfield Brewery Ian to see if they can knock up something similar for next year's Tanky's - it'd be ideal!
Poacher turned game-keeper
Do you think they could knock up a gravy based beer?Best get on to your friends at Bradfield Brewery Ian to see if they can knock up something similar for next year's Tanky's - it'd be ideal!
Liquor bovril.....
I currently have 10 cases of Rescue Ale in the garageBest get on to your friends at Bradfield Brewery Ian to see if they can knock up something similar for next year's Tanky's - it'd be ideal!
10 casesI currently have 10 cases of Rescue Ale in the garage
12 bottles 500ml10 cases
Bloody hell - how did you get hold of that many.
From the brewery where it was specially bottled for the team hence the name, they were bought for Tanky's Trog and for a fundraising/PR excerise to raise money for the team. Donations around £20 a case to the team will get you a fine beer
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