threebikesmcginty
Corn Fed Hick...
- Location
- ...on the slake
You must've already had one, no one buys 23 bottles.
Beer?
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You must've already had one, no one buys 23 bottles.
GM
Legendary Member
- Location
- North of the river
A poncey glass was taking the space of the 24th bottle in the crate.
srw
It's a bit more complicated than that...
Unfortunately the chief little helper (@mmmmartin) has now put up the "ride full" sign. And I think we'll be staying near Bruges for the Sunday night rather than near Brussels.
Have you got yours?
I ordered mine five minutes after posting that link and they're still not here.
GM
Legendary Member
- Location
- North of the river
Yeah, I got mine last Friday. #299 What's the Postie brought you today thread.
martint235
Dog on a bike
- Location
- Welling
I'm still waiting for mine. Hopefully they'll arrive today but they only arrived in the UK on Monday.
MossCommuter
Guru
- Location
- Salford
Well
Quiz night last night and due to a misjudged victory the spoils (always a selection of the world's most frightfully hipster brews) went to Team Mossy. I usually decline my share because as ne fewl kno, beer is to be had in a pub, from a cask, in pints and with a head. on this occasion, though, I was taken by the packaging and took one home and opened it just now. It's a craft can. "Hops+hops+hops" it's says on the tin and the drawing is funky. It's 8.5% ABV.
Wondering how one drinks beer at home I selected a wine glass (that's what they do innit) and decided the best bet was to wrap up warm with Libby (Purves; midweek, R4) and take it to bed.
It's cloudy. It's sulphurous. It's not very nice.
One way or another it was going to end up down the loo; I just cut out the middle man.
Nice can.
(Can of beer on Tallboy, by Mossy)
Quiz night last night and due to a misjudged victory the spoils (always a selection of the world's most frightfully hipster brews) went to Team Mossy. I usually decline my share because as ne fewl kno, beer is to be had in a pub, from a cask, in pints and with a head. on this occasion, though, I was taken by the packaging and took one home and opened it just now. It's a craft can. "Hops+hops+hops" it's says on the tin and the drawing is funky. It's 8.5% ABV.
Wondering how one drinks beer at home I selected a wine glass (that's what they do innit) and decided the best bet was to wrap up warm with Libby (Purves; midweek, R4) and take it to bed.
It's cloudy. It's sulphurous. It's not very nice.
One way or another it was going to end up down the loo; I just cut out the middle man.
Nice can.
(Can of beer on Tallboy, by Mossy)
threebikesmcginty
Corn Fed Hick...
- Location
- ...on the slake
Hmmm 'comedy' cufflinks, forgivable providing there's no matching tie...
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nickyboy
Norven Mankey
- Location
- You want hills? We got hills
or *shudder*......socks
Funnily enough Mossy, I found myself in the Brighton Beer Dispensary last night, where you and I had burger and chips and beer.
It was quiz night there too and we finished in a position of mid-table mediocrity - inevitably let down by our lack of modern music knowledge. Our plasticine model of Leo DiCaprio and Kate on the prow, hitting an iceberg, curiously failed to garner any points, sadly.
Late Knights Free State bitter was bloody brilliant as was the Yeastie Boys Gunnamatta on tap. In fact I fecking love the Yeastie Boys one. The pub also serves 2/3 pint which I drank at the same rate as the others drank pints. Not a bad idea at 6.5% versus 4.5.
Piccie of the Late Knights and I think you'll agree we were robbed on the Titanic fiasco
It was quiz night there too and we finished in a position of mid-table mediocrity - inevitably let down by our lack of modern music knowledge. Our plasticine model of Leo DiCaprio and Kate on the prow, hitting an iceberg, curiously failed to garner any points, sadly.
Late Knights Free State bitter was bloody brilliant as was the Yeastie Boys Gunnamatta on tap. In fact I fecking love the Yeastie Boys one. The pub also serves 2/3 pint which I drank at the same rate as the others drank pints. Not a bad idea at 6.5% versus 4.5.
Piccie of the Late Knights and I think you'll agree we were robbed on the Titanic fiasco
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John the Monkey
Frivolous Cyclist
- Location
- Crewe
Did the judges deduct points for not (I assume) having a further two thirds of the iceberg stuck menacingly to the underside of the table...?
martint235
Dog on a bike
- Location
- Welling
Needs a crisp shop to achieve perfection. Although I assume the pub sells crisps?
The Prince Arthur was a shíte pub with miserable landlord. It's now a successful buzzing place with a great line in burgers and a wealth of various beers.The saddest thing about that is that The Brighton Beer Dispensary (terrible name) used to be a comfortable little pub, but is now one of those bare echo-chambers full of people yelling at each other, in which you can hardly hear yourself think. The beer didn't make up for that for me.
Horses for courses clearly.
MossCommuter
Guru
- Location
- Salford
Of all the places you took me in Brighton last year, Rich, the Dispensary is the one I remember most and recommend to others.
V. good burgers too
Chacun a son gout
