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srw

It's a bit more complicated than that...
Mmm coffee-beer flavoured coffee
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I've had the same mug for a couple of years. I've never put beer in it.
 
I've had the same mug for a couple of years. I've never put beer in it.
Me neither.
 

srw

It's a bit more complicated than that...
Perhaps when I drink my bottle of Espresso Porter I'll use a coffee mug. That would be (for some values of the word) amusing.
 
Perhaps when I drink my bottle of Espresso Porter I'll use a coffee mug. That would be (for some values of the word) amusing.
You could all buy a similar mug and drink your coffee-flavoured beer from it whilst I drink my coffee. We could even compare notes as to how coffee-tasting they were.
 
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srw

It's a bit more complicated than that...
Anyway, back on topic.....

I'm organising a party at the end of the month, and the venue only sells crap beer. My colleague who is heping my organise has found that one of our other colleagues is married to someone who works at the Surrey Hills brewery. They'll charge us about £2 a pint for a keg, and the venue will charge us £1.70 a pint corkage. Which means that importing our own decent beer will be cheaper than buying the bottles of London Pride that the venue sells.

So this evening I went on a beer hunt to check up on the . The beer in question is Shere Drop, their premium bitter. My phone told me that the 'spoons in Guildford sold the stuff. It wasn't on, so being a well brought-up chap I had a pint of Old Growler rather than walk out without buying anything. I'm afraid I didn't take a photo of the carpet.

My colleague had told me that the Guildford Tup sold the stuff, so I went up there. It didn't. It did have one of the brewery's other beers - Ranmore, their 3.8% session beer. Very pale and at the hoppiest end of what I think is OK.

I'm now drinking Cheshire Chocolate Porter from M&S (speaking of hot drinks...) It's moderately chocolately, but not very porterish - it looks and tastes more like a straightforward bitter. I don't know whether it's just me, but this crop of M&S beers seem rather less impressive than the previous crops I've had.
 

srw

It's a bit more complicated than that...
:sad:
To get past the 'teef lengfometer...

I wanted a beer. I went to two pubs and had a beer, but not the beer. I went home and had different beer. It was OK, but not as nice as I hoped.
 
:sad:
To get past the 'teef lengfometer...

I wanted a beer. I went to two pubs and had a beer, but not the beer. I went home and had different beer. It was OK, but not as nice as I hoped.
One can but live in hop. Buy Kernel 5C, Brewdog, Innis & Gunn - all good party beers nonpareil. A case of M&S Styrian goldings is only about fifty sovs. Descend to Tescos, where bargains can be had. Fox people with a rare 'Sierra Nevada' (4 for sick squid). Propose everyone goes from Leffe Blond, via 'Miele' xx( to Brun then rejoice! It will then be morning and time for poathed eggths, hot buttered toath and the odd thomato, with a lovely glass of Black IPA as digestif. Thoroughly recommended - apart from the Leffe middle bit.
 

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