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    Quote Originally Posted by Backward point View Post
    I believe that the law requires you to drink Cobra with a curry.

    I'll be having a couple of Hop House 13's, followed by some antibiotics because I appear to have managed to have chest and ear infections at the same time. At least I'm saving the NHS some money, as I'll only need one course of antibiotics.

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    Quote Originally Posted by unclealec View Post
    I have made a start on the north Manchester Snozzle lake; Proper Job and Tribute, which arrives in copious quantities courtesy of all the thoughtful people who realise what a nice chap I am when Christmas present buying crosses their minds.
    Proper job and Tribute making it's way all the way up to Manchester? Both good beers

    I have a full case of Tribute to tuck into with some friends when they come over.

    I do love Skinners Brewery's beers though.

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    Unfortunately I am the Oncall Engineer for our site for the next week so it's no alcohol for me, but this Bavaria (0%) isn't too bad. It's nicer than most no / low alcohols on the market.

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    I'm currently on Birra Moretti on 330ml cans due to a good offer at Amazon just before Christmas.

    I love these 330ml cans, usually Heineken Export (much better now than it was 15 years ago I promise!) or Budvar.

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    Quote Originally Posted by paule23 View Post
    I'm currently on Birra Moretti on 330ml cans due to a good offer at Amazon just before Christmas.

    I love these 330ml cans, usually Heineken Export (much better now than it was 15 years ago I promise!) or Budvar.
    Love Birra Moretti, gotta get a green suit one day!

    Also Budvar, my late father installed a lot of machinery for them in the 60's/70's. Great beer.

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    okay. mainly irish ones, but carrig poachers pale ale is super serious nice, especially if you can find it on tap. eight degrees session pale ale is top notch. and one from toronto was fractured probably about 9% but really tasty, and i havent been able to get it this side of the pond unfortunately. but yeah, lets drink all the ale lads!

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    Been drinking Deus over the holiday but drank a bottle of Italian lager bought from Tesco last night and it was really lovely!

    https://www.tesco.com/groceries/en-G...ucts/293789430

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    Quote Originally Posted by MFB Scotland View Post
    Innes & Gunn for me tonight.
    I like the rum one and the caramel sort of flavoured one but not keen on the lager.

    Current favourites are harvieston schehallion, punk IPA and drygate apple ale

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    Quote Originally Posted by snowman View Post
    I believe you can apply for a special exemption to drink Kingfisher!

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    Kingfisher was my weapon of choice whilst in India. Alas I fear it did not travel

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    Pistonheads full amber tonight


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    Quote Originally Posted by sish101 View Post
    Unfortunately I am the Oncall Engineer for our site for the next week so it's no alcohol for me, but this Bavaria (0%) isn't too bad. It's nicer than most no / low alcohols on the market.
    They do a very nice (and remarkably inexpensive) Wit 0.0% one as well.


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    Quote Originally Posted by jamestmusic View Post
    Pistonheads full amber tonight


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    Very good choice !

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    Quote Originally Posted by MFB Scotland View Post
    Very good choice !
    Sure is! Managed to pick up

    4 Kustom Lager
    4 Flat Tyre
    4 Full Amber

    Costco £12 for the 12! Great price


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    Quote Originally Posted by jamestmusic View Post
    Sure is! Managed to pick up

    4 Kustom Lager
    4 Flat Tyre
    4 Full Amber

    Costco £12 for the 12! Great price


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    Morrisons was doing the same pack for £14. Really enjoyed the three but the amber was my favourite.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MFB Scotland View Post
    Morrisons was doing the same pack for £14. Really enjoyed the three but the amber was my favourite.
    Surprisingly still very cheap! But I agree the full is lovely, would never think it was 6% either!

    Beaver town neck oil is another one of my favourites


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    As I write,half way through a 750ml bottle of Carolus whisky infused Belgian monster


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    i've drank too much over christmas. will cut it out till new years eve. and then some more on new years day when the footy is on. and then....i'll drink less

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    Gone for the Wells 'Sticky Toffee Pudding' tonight. Influenced by one of the earlier posts.

    Nice.

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    Having grown up in Germany I’m a Lager drinker. This has hit the spot recently,


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    A Breton brew - Cervoise Lancelot - due to being there. A bit gingery, which was totally unexpected and undesired, but actually quite subtle so not too bad. Doesn't go well with foie gras though.

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    No fizzy shit for me, Green King Abbott Ale, Hob Goblin and Wells Bombardier at the moment!

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    Haven’t had a Greene King for a while now! Used love yardbird on tap, can’t find it anywhere now though...


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    Quote Originally Posted by jamestmusic View Post
    Haven’t had a Greene King for a while now! Used love yardbird on tap, can’t find it anywhere now though...


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    Still on call. Roll on Friday night...

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    Cool

    Leff blond.Got onto that after boys poker trip to Bruges.

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    Red Willow Wreckless

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    Guinness West Indies Porter.

    Quite nice, that.

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    Mmmmm beer. What beer are we drinking tonight?

    My first of the night comes out of a box I was given at Christmas love trying all the different ales so tonight’s offering is




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    Not drinking this stuff tonight, in fact, I wont be drinking it again. With a name like that I should have known, it was actually vile.



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    Quote Originally Posted by cinnabull View Post
    Not drinking this stuff tonight, in fact, I wont be drinking it again. With a name like that I should have known, it was actually vile.



    Stuart
    I wouldn't recommend the Dogfish head 120 minutes then .It's 18% alcohol and intensely bitter


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    Quote Originally Posted by jammie*dodger View Post
    Having grown up in Germany I’m a Lager drinker. This has hit the spot recently,

    Saw those in Tesco last night. I will pick up a few for the weekend.

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    Quote Originally Posted by misterzero View Post
    I wouldn't recommend the Dogfish head 120 minutes then .It's 18% alcohol and intensely bitter


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    No way can there be anything more horrid tasting than that foul brew I had the misfortune of sampling. NO WAY !!

    Stuart


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    Franziskaner this evening. I prefer Schneider Weiss but it's a bit more difficult to procure here.

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    Theakston's Old Peculier (on draft)

    "Like being smashed over the head with a large gold brick".
    - Douglas Adams

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    Delerium Tremens tonight whilst sitting up late and watching the cricket.

    We've just lost a wicket, I need another one..

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    After a week of work-imposed abstinence it's my turn for some tasty beers. First up is this magnificent Yorkshire ale. Probably the finest they make, IMHO. Cheers!

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    So far for me this evening it's been the following:

    Not a great beer though be honest, but I am not much of a fan of Wheat beers


    A very drinkable beer with an interesting floral afternote.


    A quite nice brew but unremarkable.


    Nectar



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    John

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sinnlover View Post
    So far for me this evening it's been the following:

    Not a great beer though be honest, but I am not much of a fan of Wheat beers


    A very drinkable beer with an interesting floral afternote.


    A quite nice brew but unremarkable.


    Nectar



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    I see your Gamma Ray and raise it with a Belching Beaver!

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    Quote Originally Posted by sish101 View Post
    I see your Gamma Ray and raise it with a Belching Beaver!
    I have not tried it, I will keep a look out.
    I do have a case of Beavertown Smog Rocket in the beer fridge. That's a good stout.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sinnlover View Post
    I have not tried it, I will keep a look out.
    I do have a case of Beavertown Smog Rocket in the beer fridge. That's a good stout.
    God must truly love us to have created beer.

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    Moving on to some darker stuff now. Before the whisky makes an appearance.

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    And now it's that time...

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    Oxford gold for me. £1 a bottle in morrisons

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    Still in Aus, but Tasmania - Cooper’s Pale Ale - pretty good.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Roberto View Post
    Theakston's Old Peculier (on draft)

    "Like being smashed over the head with a large gold brick".
    - Douglas Adams
    Actually it is " like having your brains smashed by a slice of lemon wrapped round a large gold brick"
    SLATFATF!

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    Mmmmm beer. What beer are we drinking tonight?

    With an impromptu babysitter tonight me and the wife are off out so tonight is...




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    For ale drinkers I can thoroughly recommend St Peters Brewery from Bungay in Suffolk.

    I'm having a Golden Ale as I type this. The Ruby Red is also excellent.

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    I got diagnosed with coeliacs disease at 18, so have missed out on the joys of 'proper beer', and now have to tolerate gluten free beer which is basically mop bucket water

    Any other coeliacs on the forum? Whats your favourite GF beer? Mine has to be Daura GF.

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    Just started the evening with a . . .

    F.T.F.A.

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    Local beer for localish people ;)


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