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Like this. £3 in gees and an absolute corker of a beer.
What are you drinking tonight 2024.
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Like this. £3 in gees and an absolute corker of a beer.
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I have a few whiskeys that I don’t drink that often and this is one of them. It’s a blend but it’s been stored in pomerol wine casks for a year and the taste and aroma are amazing. Proper cask strength and one of the finest blends I’ve ever tasted. We’ll worth the “special occasion” status
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Early start.
Was a litre left after kegging the dry stout, so bottled a couple with a carb cap. Pleasant.
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Only getting worse.
Amstel Pilsner.
Going for a traditional Christmas… in Tenerife.
I remember Boddingtons
Don't be getting all maudlin on us now it's nearly Christmas.
A fine start to the day in Spoon's
And then a Kingfisher with my dinner
And then a Kingfisher with my dinner
Feeling accomplished after starting the big Christmas clean, so we're celebrating with this little number.
This one is pleasant.
I might have that in the box..
Which one Clint?
It's a terrible Habit.
The terrible part is not half-filling the glass 
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A half litre of my Yorkshire Bitter (also trying my new glass).
The terrible part is not half-filling the glass
I'm trying to save it for putting into my hazelnut chocolate stout.
Acquired a new glass last night as the drinks were expensive I presumed it included the glass.
Having a sharps Atlantic in it tonight.
Having a sharps Atlantic in it tonight.
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anything over 5 pounds and the glass is free
