What are you drinking 2024.
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Well I’ve had a brilliant day with my wife, my girls, my grandchildren - and their dogs. Loads of beer and a mountain of food, great weather, great company, good music, many giggles. What’s not to love. Chilling now they’ve gone home and I’m drinking a Pirate Pale right now (this one’s for you @Moe )
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No one’s judging. I bought a bottle of wild turkey and it’s quite nice
Tonight's starters -
I like wild turkey in moderation and, you can make some really nice long drinks with itNo one’s judging. I bought a bottle of wild turkey and it’s quite nice
This evenings contribution
First: A week-old opened Found lager from the 'fridge.
A mistake obs. Not bad, but boy does it need the freshly opened carbonation.
Then a proper beer, my Darkish Hoppy Bitter.
Simcoe, Cascade and EKG Tasty.
Then Carrefour bought Cassoulet and 'Bob' Madiran, a 2016 and all the better for it. This wine really pays back ageing.
First: A week-old opened Found lager from the 'fridge.
A mistake obs. Not bad, but boy does it need the freshly opened carbonation.
Then a proper beer, my Darkish Hoppy Bitter.
Simcoe, Cascade and EKG Tasty.
Then Carrefour bought Cassoulet and 'Bob' Madiran, a 2016 and all the better for it. This wine really pays back ageing.
Another hard day...
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A southern states favourite according to Ray Wylie Hubbard...No one’s judging. I bought a bottle of wild turkey and it’s quite nice
"Sure does like his Falstaff beer
He likes to chase it down with that Wild Turkey liquor
He drives a fifty-seven GMC pickup truck
Got a gun rack, "Goat ropers needs love, too" sticker
And it's up against the wall Redneck Mother
Mother, who has raised her son so well
He's thirty-four and drinking in a honky tonk
Just kicking hippies asses and raising hell"
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Lyrics from: Up against the wall redneck mother...
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I got the ingredients and hops to make the Pacific Ale. I might have to add some flaked wheat to get it a little hazy. I thought my Bass clone was thin, this is thin, a good summer drink but.
Compared to the Pacific Ale this Bass clone
now seems to have 'body' very enjoyable drinks while listening to the footy. Especially when my team is up 49 to 13 at halftime, and the opposition is top of the ladder! Go the Scraggers.
Compared to the Pacific Ale this Bass clone
now seems to have 'body' very enjoyable drinks while listening to the footy. Especially when my team is up 49 to 13 at halftime, and the opposition is top of the ladder! Go the Scraggers.
A couple of cheese & onion rolls and a glass of cask best bitter. Hmmmm
Lunch in the garden and an IPA I brought back from Oz...
I’ve just put my Czech lager on tap and made a schoolboy error. The beer was crystal clear but a bit foamy so I pulled the PRV and heard pressurised beer in the line bubble back into the keg and now the sediment has been kicked up again. D’Oh!
My wife got me this one from Stonehenge last week. I knew of the brewery but I haven’t been yet. It tastes very much like Greene king ipa for some reason.
Continuing the Oz theme. A bottle of Furphy "refreshing ale". It does what it says on the bottle 
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A Leute and a Jameson black barrel after a lovely day spent in the garden.
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A cracker of a dark IPA
Followed by me taking the p**s by pouring my Hoegaarden clone into a Hoegaarden glass
Followed by me taking the p**s by pouring my Hoegaarden clone into a Hoegaarden glass
Especially the underlying metaphor of a profound relationship with nature and desire to be loved, reallyRock a hula; rock,rock a hula
Great film!
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