Tankards

[BigYin]

Got my first lovely pewter tankard from my lovely sister :mrgreen:

 

[Vossy1]

:mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen: I have wanted one for so long

 

[dennisking]

:mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen: I have wanted one for so long

Ask Santa.

 

[PD]

Santa here........

" Feck off and buy your own ! "

 

[Russ146]

how does the taste compare to drinking from a glass?

 

[james1988]

That looks amazing! Where did your sister get it from? I've been hinting to my sister for ages for one but she doesn't know where to get one.

James

 

[no1troyboy]

i got one of these about 12 years ago from a load of my locals when i ran a pub never used it untill last week for drinking my own beer that i made and i think it tastes better then from a glass :

 

[PD]

Try these....

http://www.pewter.co.uk/acatalog/Pewter ... edium.html

 

[BigYin]

That looks amazing! Where did your sister get it from? I've been hinting to my sister for ages for one but she doesn't know where to get one.

James

It is a really lovely tankard

It came from Wentworth pewter - think it's this one - http://www.wentworth-pewter.com/view_product.php?id=705 :thumb:

 

[BigYin]

how does the taste compare to drinking from a glass?

No different - there's not taste or smell from the pewter - it's just the satisfaction of having an item of great beauty :mrgreen:

 

[bobsbeer]

Got my first lovely pewter tankard from my lovely sister :mrgreen:

Looks really great, and very shiney. :thumb:

I occasionally use my Great Grandfathers mug, which is a bit more weathered and dented than yours. It originally came from the Lord Napier pub in Greenwich, and has his monogram on the front.

 

[PD]

I bet that's a treasured momento Bob.

 

[bobsbeer]

It is. :grin: I also have one I was given as a present for being best man at my friends wedding. The old one is really thick pewter compared to that one, no doubt for everyday use in the pub.