Beer?

[rich p]

Mossy's got a bug and broken ribs so not had a beer since Friday last.

Now might be a good time to sell brewery shares before the news hits the markets

Bloody nora, more broken bones!!! Did you fall off again...
...the bike and the wagon?

 

[MossCommuter]

Bloody nora, more broken bones!!! Did you fall off again...
...the bike and the wagon?

Was encouraged by physio to be cycling as soon as poss so went multi modal brompton& train last week. That proved to much for the weakened arm and a had a low speed spill under braking and chest met bars. Subluxated ribs being the result.

And I have man flu

Oh well... the physio seems happy

 

[Crackle]

Was encouraged by physio to be cycling as soon as poss so went multi modal brompton& train last week. That proved to much for the weakened arm and a had a low speed spill under braking and chest met bars. Subluxated ribs being the result.

And I have man flu

Oh well... the physio seems happy

Ouchie!

 

[rich p]

Was encouraged by physio to be cycling as soon as poss so went multi modal brompton& train last week. That proved to much for the weakened arm and a had a low speed spill under braking and chest met bars. Subluxated ribs being the result.

And I have man flu

Oh well... the physio seems happy

Bugger. Take it easy!

 

[Crackle]

In the meantime, get one of these

 

[MossCommuter]

In the meantime, get one of these

Looks like one is expected to stop to dispense beer.

Dashed inconvenient.

 

[smutchin]

#luncz

 

[threebikesmcginty]

Seems like I'm the only one drinking atm although (Mossy excepted) it's a bit early in UK
4 Pines IPA made with "Northern Hemisphere Hops" whatever that means. It was a perfectly decent pint but nowt special. Will investigate further this weekend

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I've got an Australian beer adventure recorded here from a couple of years ago, I remember being distinctly underwhelmed by about 75% of what I tried.

Edit: Here's one post, with muchos beeros, cobber.

Beer?

 

[srw]

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2016/jul/08/bruges-pipe-dream-a-reality-beer-pipeline

Bruges takes inspiration from the oil industry. I wonder whether the bottling plant will have a flare tower to get rid of the excess CO2?

 

[MossCommuter]

Sod HS2

This is proper infrastructure investment!

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2016/jul/08/bruges-pipe-dream-a-reality-beer-pipeline

 

[nickyboy]

Real time posting cobber. ...

Franklin Hotel Adelaide takes its beer seriously

First up 4 pines nitro stout. Okish. .very mild, needs more bitterness

Next up...Batch Brewing West Coast IPA. Bloody good. But not quite as good as Californicator

Here is the menu

 

[Aperitif]

Hmm. Very well dressed in Adelaide come the weekend.
I had an old schoolfriend once, who didn't like Adelaide...so he went back to Sydney.

 

[Maverick Goose]

Was encouraged by physio to be cycling as soon as poss so went multi modal brompton& train last week. That proved to much for the weakened arm and a had a low speed spill under braking and chest met bars. Subluxated ribs being the result.

And I have man flu

Oh well... the physio seems happy

and GWS.

 

[MossCommuter]

The beer in the downtown Tokyo auto sushi bars is getting good these days.

I'll make do with Saison Du in the Trafford centre Yo!

 

[John the Monkey]

Blanche De Namur (Brasserie du Bocq, 4.5% abv)

Best witbier in the world in 2009, the label says

This is mild, but complex - it has a wonderful clovey, citrussy aroma. That's in the taste, along with some coriander, and a little lemon, as well as a faint, earthy backbone. The mildness is it's downfall really - this is such a tasty beer that I wish it would impose itself more, and linger for longer. A superior example of the style, nonetheless - on a sunny day, outside one of the brasseries on Belgium's bike routes, I can see this really hitting the spot.

Incidentally, it's *very* lively indeed - the (subsided) head you see in the pictures is the result of a slow pour at a 30° or so angle.

Mrs M says: "Very nice."