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kiwikrasher wrote:Apple juice... it's the closest thing I can find to cider out here. Seriously considering mixing in some alcohol based hand sanitiser to see if I can get a hit off it

Yeah....it'll work. It doesn't have quite the same bite as say...rubbing alcohol, for instance, but it's definitely workable.

Apparently....

Tsingtao always nice at chinky and 3 big bottles for a fiver at the outdoor it was hard to ignore.

The outdoor! I've not heard that phrase for years!

TonyB wrote:The outdoor! I've not heard that phrase for years!

It rhymes with ignore, he was trying to be a poet, but he just didn't know it

A 2012 Segla Margaux

Birra Moretti. This time next week should be drinking the real stuff.

Does your local only supply fake stuff?

Yep. It was a case I bought last year. Somehow it's disappeared tonight. Next weekend we will be in Bologna eating and drinking proper Italian food and drink. Can't wait.

kiwikrasher wrote:

TonyB wrote:The outdoor! I've not heard that phrase for years!

It rhymes with ignore, he was trying to be a poet, but he just didn't know it

And he rarely gets the chance to show it...!!

Exit - stage right.....

Because I'm in no 'Rush'...../

Not this monring but Friday night.

Peroni on Draft.

My mate warned me it was lethal and I just thought yeah whatever mate its the same stuff in the bottles.

The morning after I see what he was getting at. I'm not a big drinker tbh but 6 pints and I was destroyed and the headache feels like I had double that amount plus a load of chasers.

Is it different stuff on Draft ????

Yeah, it is. I won't touch it. I drank it one night and the headaches from it are something else. It's brewed here by Miller and I don't think they follow the same brewing process as they do in Italy.

Old Empire IPA

I've not had booze for a couple of weeks now, although I did wake up at 2am thinking "I could just have a glass of bourbon right about now". I don't have any in the cupboard so that may change tomorrow.

I was on some craft Boston lager beer last night. I don't usually drink lager but this was very nice, not too fizzy, almost like a pale ale. My local is getting some more in. I could get used to it.

Kwacky wrote:I was on some craft Boston lager beer last night. I don't usually drink lager but this was very nice, not too fizzy, almost like a pale ale. My local is getting some more in. I could get used to it.

Is that Samuel Adams? It's one of the few lagers I like.

Craft beers are getting very popular in the states - there were quite a few when we went last year and i settled on Samuel Adams as my drink of choice - really great flavour and most importantly not fizzy crap.

This is it. It's a Boston style lager but it's brewed in Wolverhampton.

http://www.revisionistbeers.co.uk/our-r ... aft-lager/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Kwacky wrote:This is it. It's a Boston style lager but it's brewed in Wolverhampton.

http://www.revisionistbeers.co.uk/our-r ... aft-lager/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Ah - Boston Style.

If you find some Samuel Adams, its quite distinctive. Will have to sort out a trip to your local next time I'm over

Yep, I like Samuel Adams.

And I'm always happy to take you to the pub

Mud City Stout

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