Beer?

[John the Monkey]

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Peculiar for peculiar's sake. It's like cinnamon buns. Not unpleasant; I'm glad I tried it. Won't bother again.

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@rich p the Stereophonics are a popular popular beat combo

@Marmion the actual price is £2.15 today on account of it being alky-Monday

This is pretty much the only thing I know about the Stereophonics.


View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=22tGAKMIn4o


Also, I wonder if any bands would put their name to a mild? Dubstep superstar Bassnectar, perhaps (Skrillex being more of a Best Bitter sort of a chap).

 

[Pro Tour Punditry]

@Marmion the actual price is £2.15 today on account of it being alky-Monday

The pub round the corner from my have an alky-Monday thing going on as well; no price reductions just a whole load of alkies meeting up on a Monday afternoon and thereafter deciding to leave just as the traffic in the village gets to it's busiest. You can see the motorists punching the air once the realise they have managed to negotiate passed them for yet another week.

 

[martint235]

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Peculiar for peculiar's sake. It's like cinnamon buns. Not unpleasant; I'm glad I tried it. Won't bother again.

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@rich p the Stereophonics are a popular popular beat combo

@Marmion the actual price is £2.15 today on account of it being alky-Monday

£2.09 in my Wetherspoons. And I bet I have a lower class of alkys than you.

This evening is a couple of Old Empire IPAs, a couple of Owd Rodger, a couple of King Goblin and rounded off with my new favourite a couple of Golden Pride.

 

[theclaud]

@rich p the Stereophonics are a popular popular beat combo

Yebbut what was their beer like? I passed it over for an undistinguished IPA on Saturday and might need to agonize retrospectively over the decision.

 

[srw]

Also, I wonder if any bands would put their name to a mild?

Henry Mancini? André Rieu?

No they're biére d'Alsace - inoffensive in small quantities but mass-produced. It has to be something tasteful but not that challenging. Perhaps Marriner and the ASMF in the 1990s doing Mozart?

 

[User169]

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Peculiar for peculiar's sake. It's like cinnamon buns. Not unpleasant; I'm glad I tried it. Won't bother again.

I saw a "peppercorn and sumac" saison last weeked.

 

[rich p]

£2.09 in my Wetherspoons. And I bet I have a lower class of alkys than you.

This evening is a couple of Old Empire IPAs, a couple of Owd Rodger, a couple of King Goblin and rounded off with my new favourite a couple of Golden Pride.

I could be wrong but I make that 8?

 

[martint235]

I could be wrong but I make that 8?

Yup. It was indeed 8. Just replenished them with 4 King Goblin and 4 Young's Double Chocolate. Stopped off at the local Spoons for a couple of Iron Maiden Trooper 666

 

[MossCommuter]

Yebbut what was their beer like? I passed it over for an undistinguished IPA on Saturday and might need to agonize retrospectively over the decision.

Eminently forgettable

Nowt spesh

 

[theclaud]

Eminently forgettable

Nowt spesh

Agony over. Thx.

 

[MossCommuter]

And I bet I have a lower class of alkys than you.

well...

...my being there does raise the tone somewhat

 

[User169]

London inbound

edit:airport beer

 

[MossCommuter]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-35752316

London inbound

edit:airport beer

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Headless! What will @Crackle say?

This is Brewsmith Admiral Porter

Dark and toasty, lacking body and just 4% ABV

nice enough amongst an indifferent bunch: Sin Bin (a best bitter that I don't fancy), Bright side The Beast (my least favourite Bright side brew) and Piston Broke are the others to get me through quiz night

Edit: Sin Bin is quite nice

 

[Maverick Goose]

It sounds as if the beer thread needs its own support group dedicated to helping us achieve our intentions of "only buying two."

That was my intention on Friday, too.

Two cases?

 

[theclaud]

Magic Rock High Wire Grapefruit PA. And other health foods.