Ahh it definitely has a drier taste which takes a while to get used to, but I certainly prefer it to the lighter more watery tasting lagers nowadays.
What are you drinking for the Euros?
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Re: What are you drinking for the Euros?
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Re: What are you drinking for the Euros?
I watched the game at my son's place yesterday. He lives a short walk from Billericay Brewery and it being Fathers Day, he treated us to a selection of their ales to watch the game with. Very nice they were too.
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Re: What are you drinking for the Euros?
Well I stocked my fridge with the following.... Customised for matches.
Fullers London Pride & Hobgoblin for when England play cos they're English
San Miguel, Estrella & Mahou for when Spain are playing cos they're Spanish
Becks & Lowenbrau for when Germany are playing cos they're German
Kronenberg 1664 for when France play cos it's French
Stella for when Belgium play cos it's Belgian
Grolsch & Amstel for when Holland play cos they're Dutch
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Carling for when Scotland play cos it's ****
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Fullers London Pride & Hobgoblin for when England play cos they're English
San Miguel, Estrella & Mahou for when Spain are playing cos they're Spanish
Becks & Lowenbrau for when Germany are playing cos they're German
Kronenberg 1664 for when France play cos it's French
Stella for when Belgium play cos it's Belgian
Grolsch & Amstel for when Holland play cos they're Dutch
and
Carling for when Scotland play cos it's ****
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Re: What are you drinking for the Euros?
In France, so starting on the Krounenbourg
Got some German Lager in too.
And a bit of Normandy Cider just in case.
Assume brace position.
Got some German Lager in too.
And a bit of Normandy Cider just in case.
Assume brace position.
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Re: What are you drinking for the Euros?
Got some Guinness zeros for tonight. Still had to wait over 5 minutes at the self serve for them to be authorised. Cant have kids on that gateway Guinness!
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Re: What are you drinking for the Euros?
I remember 1966 and our only ever Cup Final win and straight afterwards I walked down thr road and bought myself a bottle of R Whites Cherryade
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Wish I had your self-controlPuff Daddy wrote: ↑Sun Jul 14, 2024 7:10 pm I remember 1966 and our only ever Cup Final win and straight afterwards I walked down thr road and bought myself a bottle of R Whites Cherryade
I was only 7 but was given a Port & Lemon. Off the wagon and it's Chilean wine
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Re: What are you drinking for the Euros?
You not tried a pint of Heavy then?Ludeksgloves wrote: ↑Mon Jun 17, 2024 11:33 am Why has nobody called a beer "Heavily" yet?
"I'm drinking heavily tonight darling".
I’m on the Moretti at the moment
Hoping to celebrate later with the Raasay Single Malt I got at Christmas.
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Re: What are you drinking for the Euros?
I've let Mrs Smuts do the fridge runs tonight. I think I've had a round the world trip with a Butty Bach, Brooklyns, Trooper and now Ashai.
No wonder I feel a bit groggy. I've crossed time zones about 3 times.
No wonder I feel a bit groggy. I've crossed time zones about 3 times.