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What are you drinking tonight 2024.
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Oh god yes. Just at the back door. Pay for a tub and just keep filling till your head hurts.
We spent the weekend visiting family and friends in Norfolk, and attending a Birthday party. All good. I drank a few local ales (including Wherry of course) and back at the house drank McEwans Champion, Adnams Broadside, and Thornbridge Jaipur.
Home today and put up most of the Christmas decs.
Now having a glass of my 6.3% strong ale, Titan.
Home today and put up most of the Christmas decs.
Now having a glass of my 6.3% strong ale, Titan.
I look forward to your festive display H!
Assuming you’re talking about beer I have a good selection and plentiful supply - so it may be best if I don’t drive between now and some time in the new year!
That and your decorations.
Ah! I have yet to decorate outside and decorate the bar. Pictures of the bar will follow - maybe tomorrow.
Nice one! I got a sparky mate coming on Wednesday to fit outside power points then the lights go up!
We’ll have to set up a thread for Chrimble Decs!
With offensive balloons!
Moving on to cask bitter.
Get the Wallace and Grom never mind
Absolutely hoolying it down outside here.
I suppose that's why it's called 'rain forest'
Decent Pilsner though.
Last night had this at a restaurant.
Monte verde Golden ale.
Decently bitter and hoppy.
SWMBO'd commenced with the beer then transferred to Argentinian Cab. Sauv. when her ribeye steak arrived.
So I had to finish nigh-on both pints.
It's a tough job, but someone's got to do it.
Saturday lunch beer, not previously posted.
El Rayado by the Monteverde brewing company.
Lovely fresh citrus hoppy aroma, good taste following.
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Getting to the end of Jamils Bitter, as per usual always better on the last few bottles.
A Sierra Nevada Pale Ale for a change.
Last but not least is a Furphy Original was supposed to be a commercial-style Kolsch made with all Victorian hops and grain . I like it my mates who are VB drinkers can't stand it but it is a refreshing drink.
A Sierra Nevada Pale Ale for a change.
Last but not least is a Furphy Original was supposed to be a commercial-style Kolsch made with all Victorian hops and grain . I like it my mates who are VB drinkers can't stand it but it is a refreshing drink.
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One for the bus to Belfast
Went out to lunch with the grand-children today (Sharps Atlantic) so although I finished the house decorations I didn’t get time to decorate the bar. I did though have time to fit the clear PVC walls and door in readiness for the cold, wet, and windy weather. I can happily sit out there very comfortable and even run a small blower heater if necessary. Happy Christmas! 
Pirate Pale. Beautifully hoppy and bitter.
Pirate Pale. Beautifully hoppy and bitter.
Away with work again, hotel is some kind of greene king subsidiary which at least means some cask - ruby ale.
Having a wee day out in the big smoke?
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