What are you drinking tonight 2020.

[obscure]

No. After a few beers mans best friend is either a curry or kebab. The dog doesn’t get a look in.

From hearing my uncles stories about my dad walking the dog was basically a euphemism for going to the pub (still true today though you need a well socialised dog).

 

[Clint]

I've tried and tried with the Jack....she's a horror...good house dog though. Uninvited strangers are leaving with something missing...

 

[Hazelwood Brewery]

From hearing my uncles stories about my dad walking the dog was basically a euphemism for going to the pub (still true today though you need a well socialised dog).

I’ve seen this in action on more than one occasion - and with actual dogs. Quite often the dog gets a bowl of beer as a treat for keeping mum!

 

[Hazelwood Brewery]

I've tried and tried with the Jack....she's a horror...good house dog though. Uninvited strangers are leaving with something missing...

We had a miniature Yorkie that was much the same, would square up to everyone and everything without any provocation - little

 

[Clint]

Oh yes the small ones are the worst..

 

[obscure]

I’ve seen this in action on more than one occasion - and with actual dogs. Quite often the dog gets a bowl of beer as a treat for keeping mum!

It was the man in one of my local pubs who came in with a couple of King Charles Spaniels one of whom would proceed to drink from his pint. The man in, question would then think nothing of drinking the rest of the pint. Nice dogs they may be but I‘m not willing to share my pint with them.

 

[samale]

That's an interesting beer out of Lidl
Big hit of orange of it.

 

[Hazelwood Brewery]

Oh yes the small ones are the worst..

Yes, he had lots of interesting habits. One example, he would sleep under the bed of our youngest, get up and crap in the bedroom of our eldest, and then return to peaceful slumber under the bed of our youngest. Eldest would wake the house as she stepped out of bed in the morning and the sticky stuff squeezed between her toes. I thought it was hilarious but I was in the minority.

 

[obscure]

Caledonian Porter Clone

This has had just over three week sin the bottle and now opens with a satisfying pop, nice light level of carbonation, quite malty not a great beer but still a solid session beer.

 

[Clint]

Just the job after taking the mutts for a trample...

 

[Hazelwood Brewery]

Ordered myself and my eldest a brace of each of these beers from Electric Bear. Looking forward to these.

 

[Hazelwood Brewery]

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Just the job after taking the mutts for a trample...

Spent much of my youth in Buxton but the most popular drink back then was Buxton spring water. It was FREE and poured continuously from the natural spring at “the crescent”. At one time you could even be served a shot glass of spring water by a girl in a nurses uniform. I was SO thirsty back then!

 

[Clint]

I bet it tasted so much better...and I you must have felt great after it..
Did you get any pictures? (For historical purposes).

 

[Jim Brewster]

Not bad, a nice smooth drink

 

[strange-steve]

 

[Hazelwood Brewery]

Already had too many of everything but it is Father’s Day after all! Next up a saison.

 

[samale]

Already had too many of everything but it is Father’s Day after all! Next up a saison.

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The clarity is really good on that. It's something I might start to look at

 

[Clint]

 

[London]

Love these and use the bottles to give my brews away to mates

 

[marshbrewer]

Tonight is Shipyard IPA (currently being supped) which will be followed by Lidl Green Gecko then a Marston's Old Empire IPA. Followed by bed, as it was father's Day, I was allowed to piss off out on my bike for hours without any complaints or time restraints. My father's Day smart watch says I managed 60 miles so I'm happy. And knackered.