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Good effort has gone into co-ordinating the cap so bonus points
Beer?
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threebikesmcginty
Corn Fed Hick...
- Location
- ...on the slake
Wanker.
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User169
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One from last night - Danish Metal!
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User169
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Sour stuff - lambic with black currants aged on oak. Very flat, but nice and tart.
threebikesmcginty
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Check the funky new look!
jongooligan
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Grass cut. Time for a break.
As you would imagine, this one has a taste of rye but also a hint of citrus. Not as much citrus as the Bloody 'Ell but it's still there. I like it but there's so much other stuff out there that tastes very similar so don't think I'll be going back for more.
Got that mellow Friday tea time feeling now. What to try next?
As you would imagine, this one has a taste of rye but also a hint of citrus. Not as much citrus as the Bloody 'Ell but it's still there. I like it but there's so much other stuff out there that tastes very similar so don't think I'll be going back for more.
Got that mellow Friday tea time feeling now. What to try next?
threebikesmcginty
Corn Fed Hick...
- Location
- ...on the slake
Grass cut. Time for a break.
As you would imagine, this one has a taste of rye but also a hint of citrus. Not as much citrus as the Bloody 'Ell but it's still there. I like it but there's so much other stuff out there that tastes very similar so don't think I'll be going back for more.
Got that mellow Friday tea time feeling now. What to try next?
If you're drinking them all tonight I'd probably hit the stronger IPAs then ease off for a bit with a couple of the 'lighter' ones and then slide gradually into the black IPA stuff. After that see what else you've got kicking around the place.
I saw some going out of date 8-Ball for a quid a bottle so I bought about a dozen, it was as frothy as freak and tasted awful, apart from that it was a bargain.
jongooligan
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@threebikesmcginty I'll not be drinking them all tonight - think that would probably be a waste as I wouldn't appreciate them. Just tried the Beavertown Black Betty.
It's a belter; coffee & chocolate flavour, really smooth. Probably not for a warm day in the garden. Much better in front of the fire in winter with a peaty malt to chase it down.
Throttling back now. Found some Punk IPA, Black Sheep Riggwelter and Henney's cider in the garage so me and the lad are going to watch the TT and get stuck into them.
It's a belter; coffee & chocolate flavour, really smooth. Probably not for a warm day in the garden. Much better in front of the fire in winter with a peaty malt to chase it down.
Throttling back now. Found some Punk IPA, Black Sheep Riggwelter and Henney's cider in the garage so me and the lad are going to watch the TT and get stuck into them.
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Is that Black Sheep Ale not only 2/3rds full?
Dayvo
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Blimey, I remember Pelforth.
A school day-trip to France to Cap Gris Nez in 1975 aged 15. Me and my mates found our way into a bar and had no problems getting a few beers down us.
Teachers weren't happy, neither were my parents, but it was all a learning experience on sooo many levels.
A school day-trip to France to Cap Gris Nez in 1975 aged 15. Me and my mates found our way into a bar and had no problems getting a few beers down us.
Teachers weren't happy, neither were my parents, but it was all a learning experience on sooo many levels.
threebikesmcginty
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Just enjoying another Whineystephaniewotsit Hefnerwankbeer or whatever it's called.
It's empty now
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