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Bye, I'm gone. Not my style. Good luck to all of you. Can't get into the sartorial banter. I don't find it funny trying to ridicule each other. Must be a very British thing. Oh and as a parting gesture try viewing the two documentaries ( Seaspiracy and Cowspiracy ). It is hypocritically...

I ain't eating my grandparents even with 10 pints of real ale

Me too. But beyond meat vegan style.

L Laugh their socks off at people who believe Hollywood films are real

I know that it was tongue in cheek. I wasn't getting at you. It was the vitriol from yesterday's posts.

I agree. Live and let live. I don't eat meat or fish so what. I do my own thing. What I choose to eat is my affair. But trying to nit pick because I drink beer that might have animal finnings in it or saying someone is not a true vegan because of some obscure thing is just mean and bitchy. I...

What does it matter? Eat whatever you are happy with. Personally I am not happy with eating meat. No need to go around labelling and putting people down because they eat one thing one day and something the next. Chill out and relax. Enjoy your beer.

I like an educated argument. Quite true.

Unlike meat sausages made out of bits of animals that no one would eat if they knew.

Wh What? Are you for real? What is wrong with you?

Even simpler to have a word for it. Vocabulary is ever expanding.

No

A sad outlook on life.

Oh for God's sake. What is wrong with you people. Why is someone who decides not to eat meat such a threat to you. Talk about prejudice. Not everyone wants to eat meat what is the problem.

I am vegan and love meat and two vegetables without the meat. Easy sorted. Live and let live. No need to get grumpy over it.

Each year there are hundreds of new words created. I think that is quite a good one as it actually describes the function of the word. Why are you so aggressive towards vegan and vegetarian people? Feeling guilty? Or just can't cope with something different? I have been vegetarian for 40 years...

Too true. Batemans was the best.

Argh well I goes back a long way. With the girls in the 60s it was larger and lime, Babycham or rum and black currant cordial. While us lads had Batemans Bitter, Home Ale, Tartan or Red Barrel. I think Batemans is the only one still going.

Hi Spanners, your right it was a slightly thin brew and not too alcoholic. A bit like some of the draft beers in the pubs in those days. But sometimes you enjoy quaffing a few pints without things becoming too silly. I liked Sarah's Bitter and it always turned out good. A simple easy brew and...

just bought the book on Kindle. Some food for thought in the traditional bitter chapter. I will have to make up an order but will have to put some thought into it as the delivery is on the steep side to Portugal. Piraat ale as well. My son will be pleased! Thanks An for all your help. Might...