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Aged Orval. Not sure what year, but prolly 5 years old. No Brett whatsoever and a bit oxidized.
Beer?
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Well jel!!
srw
It's a bit more complicated than that...
That depends. In Bavaria it's the standard measure, and anything smaller is difficult to find. Something larger is easy....
srw
It's a bit more complicated than that...
Sweet Amber "white stout" from the Bad Seed brewery - though it's unclear which is the name and which the description.
It's sweet and amber. Being amber it's not white. It's stoutish, the barman reckons, by the addition of roasted cocoa shells - although the brewery keeps the recipe secret.
MossCommuter
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srw
It's a bit more complicated than that...
Talented and imaginative nobbers.
MossCommuter
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I'm imagining that whiskey is really just condensed beer
The pint is Tatton Brewery Epiphany
The whisky is nice
The pint is Tatton Brewery Epiphany
The whisky is nice
Hugh Manatee
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All praise the Pottle.
£9.80 for the Pottle and four pints of beer. I decided on Banks' Sunbeam. Not a bad beer by any means. I think of it as a Summer beer. I have excellent memories of drinking it at the flood lit Twenty 20 cricket down the road at Himley last year.
The really good news is that I can take my Pottle back and they will refill it for only £5. The bad news is I have to go to Wolverhampton to do it.
£9.80 for the Pottle and four pints of beer. I decided on Banks' Sunbeam. Not a bad beer by any means. I think of it as a Summer beer. I have excellent memories of drinking it at the flood lit Twenty 20 cricket down the road at Himley last year.
The really good news is that I can take my Pottle back and they will refill it for only £5. The bad news is I have to go to Wolverhampton to do it.
Hugh Manatee
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@MossCommuter what is the whisky? Now there is a subject worthy of its own thread!
srw
It's a bit more complicated than that...
I had a half of "Cast no shadow" chocolate orange porter by Pig and Porter from Tunbridge Wells. I am not disgusted. It's really good, with a hint of Seville orange and chocolat noir.
I've now got a pint of Red Squirrel London Porter, which is so much my goto drink that my phone offers it as the first auto complete suggestion. When Mrs W gets back from her walk we'll go for a pizza and I'll have a Honeydew. Yes, I am in work tomorrow.
I've now got a pint of Red Squirrel London Porter, which is so much my goto drink that my phone offers it as the first auto complete suggestion. When Mrs W gets back from her walk we'll go for a pizza and I'll have a Honeydew. Yes, I am in work tomorrow.
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Pro Tour Punditry
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This.
A very nice old-fashioned session bitter. Cloudy on account of my ignoring the 'allow to settle overnight' instructions. Well FFS, I rode eight miles in the snow up a MAHOOSIVE hill to get the bloody things. It's been settling for four frigging hours. And yes, there is a companion piece called That.
A very nice old-fashioned session bitter. Cloudy on account of my ignoring the 'allow to settle overnight' instructions. Well FFS, I rode eight miles in the snow up a MAHOOSIVE hill to get the bloody things. It's been settling for four frigging hours. And yes, there is a companion piece called That.
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I could have done with a beer or 6 this weekend; unfortunately I have been on-call for work so decided it best not to, and fortunately so as I got a call at 11.30pm yesterday and beer would not have been helpful in the decision-making process.
srw
It's a bit more complicated than that...
What the ****? Have you moved into a mediaeval longhouse and taken up a new life as a neolithic hunter-gatherer? I can't make any other sense of the open rafters, the antlers on the table and the bone beer-stirrer.
