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What are you drinking tonight 2025
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More of the bitter. I've tried the pale which has signs of carbonation. I have however purchased a few cans to bridge the gap.
I'm not happy tonight as I've smashed up the end of a finger buggering about with the father in laws garage door.
I'm not happy tonight as I've smashed up the end of a finger buggering about with the father in laws garage door.
SteveWTBD
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Ouch. I broke my finger last summer - trapped it between two blocks of stone. So much pain for something so small!
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A bit late to the bar, been out for a Indian so plenty of Kingfisher. Currently staying at home of the homes we inherited. Had a bit of clear out and slowing turning it into a bit of a holiday home for use, first thing on the list to buy is some decent beer glasses.
A dry hopped helles with a few floaters.
A dry hopped helles with a few floaters.
From earlier, the Pheasant reference:
I live on the edge of a rural area, so not infrequently I come across FRESHLY, I stress, deceased pheasants.
Not pate-ed either.
Some even seem to have died of fright, having been poorly shot at.
So following my old Scottish boss' example, I always carry a bag or two in readiness.
This evening's dinner is the outcome.
SWMBO'D isn't fond of shed-aged hung game casserole.
I love it!
A Madiran (Carrefour) matches the powerful flavours perfectly
I live on the edge of a rural area, so not infrequently I come across FRESHLY, I stress, deceased pheasants.
Not pate-ed either.
Some even seem to have died of fright, having been poorly shot at.
So following my old Scottish boss' example, I always carry a bag or two in readiness.
This evening's dinner is the outcome.
SWMBO'D isn't fond of shed-aged hung game casserole.
I love it!
A Madiran (Carrefour) matches the powerful flavours perfectly
Bob the Duck
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A pint of the usual turbo cider after putting on another 25L batch of it and a 11L cascade chinook pale good brew day in the unseasonal sunshine
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We would often find a pheasant in the garden, not so much since getting a spaniel.
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This is a lovely drop
We've had some serious cats in our time, bringing catches into our garden.
Mice galore,
Rabbits, moorhen, rats, watervole, magpie (let go again once outside - yes he paraded it through the house, front to back door),
bloody squirrels - good job I just hate their fluffy tails and their twitchy noses! (Blackadder reference there).
Mice galore,
Rabbits, moorhen, rats, watervole, magpie (let go again once outside - yes he paraded it through the house, front to back door),
bloody squirrels - good job I just hate their fluffy tails and their twitchy noses! (Blackadder reference there).
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