Whats everyone drinking?

[snail59]

Peppermint Tea Bag Wine.

 

[timbowden]

Big Kenny!

 

[tubby_shaw]

Brains SA Gold :)

 

[Wez]

Ohh nice beer that TS :thumb:

Espresso at the moment for me

 

[robsan77]

lemsip! :cry: :evil:

 

[wildbrew]

lemsip! :cry: :evil:

try a lemsip with a big shot of whisky &
1tsp of honey :thumb: i drink it if i have a cold :nono: only one before bed :

 

[rickthebrew]

Hopback brewery - pickled santa 6%, very nice copper / chestnut ale with touches of cinnamon, coriander and nutmeg

delivers as well :thumb: very nice, subtle spice flavour and aroma, pale, wheat and choc malts with pioneer and williamette. Maybe next years forum xmas brew could be allowed a spice addition


:drink:

 

[wildbrew]

My EDME lager tonight 4.5% and a glass or three of my 2009 Elderberry wine 13.5% :
:drink: :drunk:

 

[richc]

My experimental Nelson Sauvin NZ/APA, trivial recipe, decent beer. Plus the wine that didn't go into this evening's meal

 

[robsan77]

An old bottle of homebrew I didnt know I had! Think it was one with london ale III yeast, first gold and a hint of choc and caramalt :thumb:

 

[Mark1964]

Nothing at the moment apart from the last 2 litres of turbo cider

 

[greencheapsk8]

A glass of white Savigiuon Blanc. DOnt know how to spell it :grin:

 

[wildbrew]

I have racked my 2009 Rice and Raisin wine to clear ready for friday and i have just got 4
packs of 24 tins of carling for £40 from sainsburys : :thumb:

 

[Cussword]

Hot Toddy & Aspirin. Man Flu

 

[Moley]

and i have just got 4 packs of 24 tins of carling for £40 from sainsburys

LANGUAGE!


Although I suppose it keeps UP in gainful employment.

 

[wildbrew]

I have a gallon of Rice and raisin wine racked and cleared raedy to :drink:
and a couple of tins of carling :

 

[Vossy1]

Tonight I will mostly be drinking Tesco's Finest American Double IPA...aka another bloody great Brew Dog beer and at 9.2% abv the 6 I bought should see me right :drink: :drunk:
Now £2 for 2 at Tesco's :party:

Can you smell the hops from there :lol:

 

[bigdave]

First up is one of these:

It was a gift from a colleague who's recently been to Belgum. SWMBO loves it but Im not sure if its for me?... As with most modern Gueuze's its initial flavour is a very typical sweet Belgian taste with a more traditional dry, sharp almost sour finish (I like the finish).


I'm now onto a few bottles of Guinness Foreign Extra... Dont think I need to say much else!

 

[snail59]

Hobgoblin & Bishops Finger but not in the same glass

 

[rickthebrew]

santa`s dark secret :thumb: Finished work today back next year this will be the first of a few tonight, a few bottles of homebrew to follow and a big bottle of leffe blond then some rhubarb wine and a highland park malt whiskey before bed

Merry merry xmas :whistle: