What are you drinking tonight.

[smithismund]

Gin...lots of. 3-1 will do for me even if it is a friendly (is there any such thing with our friends across the border?)

 

[ravey]

Cup of tea after that humiliation. Our goal was pretty good but the possession for that last one was something else.

 

[antdad]

Back on the bourbon....Buffalo Trace.

 

[Jack Force]

A few ales inc a Guinness West Indies Porter....very tasty.

 

[TheMonk]

Guinness... Can't go wrong with it.

 

[salesman]

Timothy Taylor Landlord with a Mr Kipling mince pie.
Just the job.

 

[Ben88]

A Doombar and a Chinese after a shitty day at work!

 

[Norfolkdick]

Greetings

I tend not to post too often in this section for fear of boring you all to death!

Yes, Bells whiskey and soda..... no change!

Regards
Dick.

 

[chris.hale]

Glendronach 15 year old. Yummy!

 

[Northam Saint]

Missus has just walked in from shopping at Tescos with a couple of bottles of Guinness Dublin Porter and West Indies Porter.

Trying the Dublin first.

Tried both and they are very nice, much nicer than "normal" bottled Guinness.

 

[Northam Saint]

Missus has just walked in from shopping at Tescos with a couple of bottles of Guinness Dublin Porter and West Indies Porter.

Trying the Dublin first.

Tried both and they are very nice, much nicer than "normal" bottled Guinness.

Always enjoyed Guinness. Even the Guinness 'Red' they did a few years ago. Training Guinness I called it.

I have a suspected hiatus hernia (endoscopy booked to find out for sure). Might be completely unrelated but I've found regular 'cooking' lager is blowing me up like a good 'un so have tried to switch back to flat beer.

Just finishing the West Indies version now. Both very drinkable. I'd probably take the Dublin over the West Indies. The Dublin is more bitter, I think.

That's my Christmas drink sorted then.

I preferred the Dublin too.

Doesn't sound good, take care mate, hope the results are good.

 

[Ben88]

Missus has just walked in from shopping at Tescos with a couple of bottles of Guinness Dublin Porter and West Indies Porter.

Trying the Dublin first.

Tried both and they are very nice, much nicer than "normal" bottled Guinness.

Always enjoyed Guinness. Even the Guinness 'Red' they did a few years ago. Training Guinness I called it.

I have a suspected hiatus hernia (endoscopy booked to find out for sure). Might be completely unrelated but I've found regular 'cooking' lager is blowing me up like a good 'un so have tried to switch back to flat beer.

Just finishing the West Indies version now. Both very drinkable. I'd probably take the Dublin over the West Indies. The Dublin is more bitter, I think.

That's my Christmas drink sorted then.

Not sure if you've had an endoscopy before Vinny but in my experience atleast, they aren't as bad as some make them out to be. It helped immensely that my last anesthetist was very attractive indeed

 

[Ben88]

Yep, take their medicine. I woke up after my last one and apart from the usual grogginess from the general anaesthetic and being a tad uncomfortable it's really not as bad as it sounds. My ENT surgeon was very good indeed.

Tonight I'll be mostly drinking a brew, of the PG tips variety.

 

[TheMonk]

CR&F Aguardente Velha Reserva Extra. REALLY good stuff.

 

[fancontroller]

Brugse Zot out of in Bruges, Belgium.
There are some damn fine beers here. Sampled some Leffe Brun earlier today; nectar of the gods.
Their chocolate's not too bad either.

 

[Northam Saint]

Jack Daniels Honey.