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Fantastic wine that. And if you want to run with the big boys that’s the price you pay. We however know where your roots lie
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Czech Lager, lovely Saaz hops and cracker malt.
Hey, you can get your own Porto for £7.50 in Tescos. Or you can enter and win a golf comp where there’s a bottle for the prize. Either way you get a nice bottle of wine, plus or minus having to play a round of golfFantastic wine that. And if you want to run with the big boys that’s the price you pay. We however know where your roots lie
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I seen a 1.5l box in Asda yesterday no golf required and you can enter the comp drink the box and loose and still be a winner.Hey, you can get your own Porto for £7.50, Or you can enter and win a golf comp where there’s a bottle for the prize. Either way you get a nice bottle of wine, plus or minus having to play a round of golf
Worse, I know enough members to play Malone for free, I don’t need to enter comps to pick up a half price green fee.
Even worse, I played golf at Queen‘s for 6 years (the pleasure of not getting through my degree course in the recommended amount of time
). They had a clause that 6 years Uni membership allowed you to convert to full membership without having to go through the waiting/screening process or paying a joining fee. Unfortunately, back then the annual subs were well beyond me on a junior docs salary.
This is the other Aldi beer I got, they had 4 Williams bro beers and I couldn’t decide.
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Quite artificial taste would not buy again.
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I suspect though that my liver will very much appreciate the break, but yes I wouldn’t touch something like Raki normally, and I have no intention to bring any home with me (I have more than enough bottles of odd liqueur and spirts sitting mostly untouched) but while on holiday it or similar local spirts become oddly delicious.I will miss your nightly food and raki update. Mostly because I miss raki
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A pint of my Tribute clone, yesterday evening.
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Well we have had a few sessions in the pubs and trialing a few bottled beers. Not had a bad beer they will all suit someone but until today Blue Monkey Big Sip Pale Ale was the winner. An excellent beer at 4% ABV good body and hops are spot on.
Today I had Leather Britches Hairy Helmet, 4.7% ABV an Excellent beer from Ashbourne in Derbyshire. Definitely the best I have had so far.
Not impressed, carbonation seemed high too.
Big Sip IPA excellent session beer.
Blue Monkey Best Bitter below
Timothy Taylor below
Today I had Leather Britches Hairy Helmet, 4.7% ABV an Excellent beer from Ashbourne in Derbyshire. Definitely the best I have had so far.
Not impressed, carbonation seemed high too.
Big Sip IPA excellent session beer.
Blue Monkey Best Bitter below
Timothy Taylor below
We’ve just got back from a pub lunch with friends. The only cask beer they had available was Master Brew so I wasn’t expecting much but because it was well kept it was passable. At home I’m having another try of my cask Pirate Pale and it’s come on over the last couple of days - it’s almost clear, it’s lost the yeasty flavour of unconditioned hoppy beer, and it’s starting to develop a mild zesty flavour that’s been missing until now. Getting there 
Novalager pilsner, bang on 19 days from yeast pitch. It might only get to about 80% of a proper lager, but it sure gets to that 80% quickly.
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In the Lych Gates in Wolverhsmpton town centre which is the absolute only thing that is better than how things were in the 1960s. This is a Montys Navigation and very crisp and refreshing.
Choking down the last few bottles of the Yorkshire bitter kit I made a few months back.
It's grim, but I need the bottles for vastly superior all grain brews, urgh, kits...never again
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Making the most of your time in Blighty I see.
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Noticed the pilsner keg is about to kick amd I have hardly touched it. Bloody wife and visitors. So starting with a pilsner tonight
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Grass cut.
Dyson belts replaced.
Stat replaced in the oven.
Think that’s time for a bbq and a beer.
Pacific pale. A long time in the keg and very nice for it.
Dyson belts replaced.
Stat replaced in the oven.
Think that’s time for a bbq and a beer.
Pacific pale. A long time in the keg and very nice for it.
Best bitter. I’m wondering how a version of this might be, made using green hops.
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It’s hard to do but sometimes the best place for a bad beer is the sink, I find it incredibly freeing to just ditch a bad batch.View attachment 104086
Choking down the last few bottles of the Yorkshire bitter kit I made a few months back.
It's grim, but I need the bottles for vastly superior all grain brews, urgh, kits...never again
