does anyone else know a “growler” as something slightly more sexual…? unless you actually mean this, then i am very impressed as to your method for drinking it..
Hmmm – not quite decided yet. I think a wee trip to Bargain Booze may be necessary in the next wee while (need to go and collect a new 50mm Nikkor from the Post Office shortly so can make it a dual purpose trip!)
I’m riding an extended off road route home. Just before I arrive home I shall be stopping to exactly recreate this photo taken at the end Wednesday evenings ride. I’m a creature of habit….
Off to the Duddon valley in an hour for a long weekend with family and friends, I have a selection to beverages to choose from:
Fuller London Pride x 6
Salopion Darwins Origin x 4
Thwaits Wainwright x 2
Co-op Wheat Beer x 2
Marstons Double Drop x 1
McEwans Champion x 1
Harvestoun Bitter & Twisted x 1
Plan is to plough through half the fullers and salopian tonight, then I’ve got a pretty good selection to keep me quiet over the rest of the weekend.
Is 17 beers for three nights enough or will I have to spend some time in the Newfield Inn I wonder…..
Unfortunately on the way home it’ll probably be one of these:
by the river.
or one of these:
or if things are really desperate:
Oh the joys of living in East Anglia where 90% of pubs are bloody Greene King ties 👿 And the only keg of homebrew I’ve got needs another week or two conditioning. Ah well, at least it’s beer garden weather!
My dad is visiting, he normally brings a selection of beers from the Buxton brewery, I hope he’s remembered this time. Moor Top being my favourite, Kinder Downfall for the slightly stronger stuff. Cant wait
toby1 – Member
Which bit Jamie? I’ll make sure I avoid it
Just north of Cambridge. It’s certainly seems that way anyhoo- there must be 12 pubs in town, one Elgoods managed pub with a shitty paved beer garden, one free-hold with a good range of beers but just a smoking patio another free-hold with no garden and the rest are GK ties. Oh and a horrible Marston’s ‘foodie’ place.
Not a fan of Milton beers TbH, don’t know what it is- maybe their (lack of?) water treatment for the rock hard water round these parts.
Jamia – ha! try living in Scotland land of Tennants and other pish lagers… dark beer up here is dominated by Belhaven Best which it’s not.
Quite like Greene King IPA when it comes on in my local but prefer the following in order:
Deuchars IPA
Black Sheep
Directors
Marstons
Greene King
Anyway am on a Redwine kick at the mo and been there for about 6-7 months!
Asiatic Chilli Veg and Quinoa with Cumberland Sausage for dinner- there’s yer Fusion food right there, big man!
jamiea – Member
toby1 – Member
Which bit Jamie? I’ll make sure I avoid it
Just north of Cambridge. It’s certainly seems that way anyhoo- there must be 12 pubs in town, one Elgoods managed pub with a shitty paved beer garden, one free-hold with a good range of beers but just a smoking patio another free-hold with no garden and the rest are GK ties. Oh and a horrible Marston’s ‘foodie’ place.
Not a fan of Milton beers TbH, don’t know what it is- maybe their (lack of?) water treatment for the rock hard water round these parts.
Cheers,
Jamie
Slightly further north again in Ely it is still dominated by Green King with a couple of oasis’s of choice.
After my 20 pints of Deutschen-pils at the bier-fest last Saturday, I shouldn’t but if I do it will be the one bottle of Edelstoff I have left or Zywiec.
Day off for me .
Sold my car for £80 less than I paid for it 3 years and 80,000 miles later. . .
Emptied and swept out the mancave, new shelves. Counted 22 tyres in my collection.
Painted the bathroom, Now rewarding myself with some Itchen Valley IPA bottles, blended with some Itchen Valley Pure Gold whilst watching the cruise ships leave the Solent.