What are you drinking tonight.
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Tonight? Probably nothing. I had Peroni, Tyskie, Erdinger Dunkel and whatever else was in the fridge yesterday. Oh hang on, there's a couple of bottles of Mad Goose pale ale left, yep, this'll do.
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Woods navy rum with work in the morning...hmmm, see how this works out...
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Please report back tomorrow, either during or after work. I hope it goes smoothly for you. Please don't overdo it to the point where you bring about excessive suffering for yourself. I mean, unless you real want to - then just make sure you have oodles of fun tonight!
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Can confirm, did bleather shite.I have 5, 650ml bottles of festival IPA at 6.5% in the fridge, will be bleathering shite later.
and had a bit of a sore head, I think 4 bottles of this will be fine.
Hiya,
I may be earliest beer drinker here, having started in 1957 or 1958. Liked it from the get go and have tried lots since then. Seen brands come and depart and one of many styles I liked was a dark version of some kind. Not so much a heavy stout but not a lager either. Lowenbrau (Switzerland), Ringnes (Norway), and maybe 1-2 more but Lowenbrau Dark on tap or bottle was the best.
What takes it's place quite nicely for me is Modelo Negra (had a few today). Not heavy and very drinkable in quantity. Worth a shot for sure.
Martin
I may be earliest beer drinker here, having started in 1957 or 1958. Liked it from the get go and have tried lots since then. Seen brands come and depart and one of many styles I liked was a dark version of some kind. Not so much a heavy stout but not a lager either. Lowenbrau (Switzerland), Ringnes (Norway), and maybe 1-2 more but Lowenbrau Dark on tap or bottle was the best.
What takes it's place quite nicely for me is Modelo Negra (had a few today). Not heavy and very drinkable in quantity. Worth a shot for sure.
Martin
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I like a porter. Last year I brewed a Russian porter at 7.5%. It was a chocolaty malty delight, and you knew you had a beer after a couple of them.
Will have to brew it again.