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What do you think of their range of beers. I have only had them in cans. Not really impressed at all
What are you drinking tonight 2024.
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I’m having a glass of my NEIPA to sooth my troubled mind. I’m replacing the bi-fold door on our shower and it isn’t as easy as I’d expected. In common with most designs of this type the door assembly slides into a U-channel on either side fixed to the wall by screws in the channel. The one I’m taking out has a slightly different fixing for the U-channels - they have a return that goes behind the tiles and is fixed to the wall behind the tiles. We’re not replacing the tiles and they’re not a common design so I can’t break any. My solution is to run an angle grinder down the shower side of the U-channel and cut through the aluminium return. The plan is working but is slow work, is eating through cutting disks, and is creating an awful mess. 
After several hours and a couple of glasses of NEIPA I’ve finally got the old door and those troublesome U-channels off. I’ve cleaned up the mountain of dust and having a cask bitter while considering the question of whether I have the energy to start putting together and fitting the new door/frame.
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A glass of my CML Tropical England.
Just had a G&T and about to have a glass of Chardonnay whilst listening to the cricket. Come on Root.
micklupulo
Landlord.
Almost home from.Wales at The Harp at Albrighton with a Black Country Pig On The Wall. Sometimes it's got to be a roasty malty one!
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Just a couple of days left in our holiday, so a visit to the local tap room was in order.
First up; Lightbulb by Verdant, a fantastic pale ale
Next was Spectre, an Irish stout by Mourne Mountains brewery.
And finished up with Moonshake Design by Northern Monk, a fantastic NEIPA.
First up; Lightbulb by Verdant, a fantastic pale ale
Next was Spectre, an Irish stout by Mourne Mountains brewery.
And finished up with Moonshake Design by Northern Monk, a fantastic NEIPA.
Evening all. Enjoying a little time up the north coast. Opening affairs with an IPA from Kinnegar.
Visiting my son in Manhattan and he's very kindly got some beers in for his ol' dad.
This very pleasant IPA from an all women Brooklyn brewery. Really tasty.
This very pleasant IPA from an all women Brooklyn brewery. Really tasty.
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Never really took to cans for the Kinnegar range always preferred the bottles. They were planning on moving completely to canning untill the Irish government brought in the deposit returns scheme charging €0.15 per can but decided to invest in a bigger bottling plant instead. Thank god I say
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Wasn't going to have a beer today but having gone for a walk and watched the downhill skateboarding, I found myself in the pub.
A.golden ale with American hops, it hit the spot but I couldn't tell which hops was in it. Unfortunately i cant upload any of the videos from the boatfing, which was crazy fast.
A.golden ale with American hops, it hit the spot but I couldn't tell which hops was in it. Unfortunately i cant upload any of the videos from the boatfing, which was crazy fast.
Beer,
Power tools,
Fixing things straight?
Nah,
Beer and sanity say leave it 'till tomorrow.
Another Spirit of Kent from the Westerham brewery cask that just keeps giving.
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Another Spirit of Kent from the Westerham brewery cask that just keeps giving.
See that glass half pint measure date?
April 1965 !
In a box in my parents house loft, with others, and some equally old pints too.
Much the better choice than that dark megafactory product now that used to be a real ale (beer).
So good, it requires another, this time touching the sides.
Mighty tasty malt, and lightly full with bittering hops.
It's an English light bitter
Not a NEIPA,
and all the better for it.
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Nearly at the end of this Vienna lager, just a small 10L batch I made as a user upper but one I'll be brewing again.
Not usually a big drinker of hazey beers but this single hop Vic Secret pale ale is right up my street,
lovely bitter grapefruit and pineapple fruitiness.
Not usually a big drinker of hazey beers but this single hop Vic Secret pale ale is right up my street,
lovely bitter grapefruit and pineapple fruitiness.
No, in the end I just created a flat and square profile with tile grout for the new U-channels to sit against and I cleaned all the old silicon sealant from the shower base where the door frame sits along the front edge - while having another beer of courseBeer,
Power tools,
Fixing things straight?
Nah,
Beer and sanity say leave it 'till tomorrow.
. That’s it for tonight, a few more beers and a Chinese takeaway.
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Drinking a homebrew Brewferm English IPA, only bottled a month ago....already lovely!
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