The booze-quittin' buddy thread!

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martint235

Dog on a bike
Location
Welling
I've been alcohol free for nine days: no vino at all, and alcohol free and cider, but only one bottle a night, and not every night. I haven't tried the Becks, yet, but I've found Erdinger isn't bad; not so sure about the Koparberg cider though, it's a bit sickly-sweet.
This place has stocks a lot of alcohol free beers and wines etc. I've never tried their alcohol free spirits but I can confirm that the wines are ok. I no longer drink the AF beer though as I find it's just a step too close to jump across to proper beer again.
 

Brad123

Active Member
Done another weekend with out a drink. Have been having headaches all week end put it down to not drinking.
Well so far so good have saved £40. What can i bye my self.........
 

nickyboy

Norven Mankey
The alcohol-free beer is OK so long as you don't drink any of the real stuff at the same time, then you realise what crap it really is.

FWIW, I occasionally have a becks blue when on the wagon. I find it much better with a splash of lime juice......and it makes me hark back to my mid-teenage formative years, sneakily drinking lager and lime at family gatherings
 

youngoldbloke

The older I get, the faster I used to be ...
Eventually if you continue to follow the straight and narrow path you will develop a liking for Lime and Soda :ohmy: It is just £1 a pint in my local. I got fed up with paying more for AF drinks than you paid for the 'real thing', and they really aren't the same. I do enjoy the occasional bottle of AF wine however, but then after all this time I have forgotten what a real wine tastes like :unsure:. We stopped keeping alcohol in the house a long time ago, and if guests leave a bottle of wine it soon gets handed on to relatives.
 
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Andrew_Culture

Andrew_Culture

Internet Marketing bod
Eventually if you continue to follow the straight and narrow path you will develop a liking for Lime and Soda :ohmy: It is just £1 a pint in my local. I got fed up with paying more for AF drinks than you paid for the 'real thing', and they really aren't the same. I do enjoy the occasional bottle of AF wine however, but then after all this time I have forgotten what a real wine tastes like :unsure:. We stopped keeping alcohol in the house a long time ago, and if guests leave a bottle of wine it soon gets handed on to relatives.

Ah, I've been a fan of soda water for years, and it's usually FREE!
 

mattobrien

Guru
Location
Sunny Suffolk
So far, so good.

I suspect I'd be feeling great if I were getting a decent amount of sleep and riding a little more. Kids, you got love 'em.

Hopefully more miles in the second part of the month.
 

david k

Hi
Location
North West
I've been alcohol free for nine days: no vino at all, and alcohol free and cider, but only one bottle a night, and not every night. I haven't tried the Becks, yet, but I've found Erdinger isn't bad; not so sure about the Koparberg cider though, it's a bit sickly-sweet.


I've got some 'becks blue' in, I like it especially chilled, only £3 for 6 in Tesco :cheers:

Well done everyone, keep it up ^_^
 

david k

Hi
Location
North West
This place has stocks a lot of alcohol free beers and wines etc. I've never tried their alcohol free spirits but I can confirm that the wines are ok. I no longer drink the AF beer though as I find it's just a step too close to jump across to proper beer again.
whats the difference between alcohol free and de-alcholised? :unsure:
 
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Andrew_Culture

Andrew_Culture

Internet Marketing bod
Nothing like a bit of family support,
Mrs bb has just made a chilli con carne, she has opened a bottle of red wine and only used 100 ml. She then offered me the rest of the bottle as she hates wine, saying it will go off if I don't drink it! Told her to either let it go off then or pour it down the sink

Gah! If it was good wine that might have broken me!
 
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