[Drinking] Thursdat Nerve calming refreshments

zefarelly

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Sussex, by the sea

• Jul 16, 2020

• #1

Slid past my second home and procured some Dark Star Hophead . . .the first for some time . . . Took the dog a for walk, went for a swim in the sea, home to wet the whistle . . . .dilicious

I also procured a new brew . . . Goldmark 'Wah-Wah

Having seen the starting line up I dipped in early. Very well hopped, a good brew. Not online unfortunately . . . But you can slide in for a takeaway if you're in the vicinity.

https://fillyourwelly.com/shop/ols/categories/cask-beers

Claret in the pantry just in case.

Super rare Invergorden 10 year single grain For emergencies . . . 15 years in the bottle . . . Light smooth, good for forgetting! Hoping I don't need it.

 

schmunk

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• Jul 16, 2020

• #2

I'm starting with a Weihenstephaner Dunkelweiß, with Old Crafty Hen to follow.

 

Coldeanseagull

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Coldean

• Jul 16, 2020

• #3

Dammit, now I'm thirsty!
Entry level lager it is

 

jimhigham

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Woking

• Jul 16, 2020

• #4

A dirty great satisfyingly shaped can of Sapporo.

 

Mr Putdown

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• Jul 16, 2020

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Whilst I’ll obviously watching a different game to you guys tonight, after our last two outings, I’ll be - actually I already am - enjoying the numbing effects of Henry Weston’s Vintage.

Highly recommended for numbing football induced pain.

 

Worried Man Blues

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Swansea

• Jul 16, 2020

• #6

On second bottle of Broadside..so far so good

 

Dick Swiveller

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• Jul 16, 2020

• #7

I will start with a Cranborne Poacher and take it from there.

 

Stat Brother

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• Jul 16, 2020

• #8

In a break with tradition:-

 

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Mexican Seagull

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Mexico City

• Jul 16, 2020

• #9

I need 3 or 4 tequilas (will be a nice Don Julio cristalina) after suffering through the awful Everton Villa game surely we are better than both of those teams....

 

Algernon

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Newmarket.

• Jul 16, 2020

• #10

I could be on the Horlicks at half time depending how things are going.

 

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Pogue Mahone

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• Jul 16, 2020

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Run and coke. On my third.

 

Superphil

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In a pile of football shirts

• Jul 16, 2020

• #12

A couple of pints of Hacker-Pschorr in Smock Alley, not sure now I’m back home whether I might need a dram of some sort to keep me going.

 

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m20gull

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Land of the Chavs

• Jul 16, 2020

• #13

Mr Putdown said:

Whilst I’ll obviously watching a different game to you guys tonight, after our last two outings, I’ll be - actually I already am - enjoying the numbing effects of Henry Weston’s Vintage.

Highly recommended for numbing football induced pain.

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Agree with the recommendation but tonight I was well served by some home-delivered Brunch stout from the Downlands Brewery.

 

Questions

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Worthing

• Jul 16, 2020

• #14

I watched that sober.
I won’t be doing that again.

 

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scooter1

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Past the Leisure Centre, left at the lights

• Jul 16, 2020

• #15

I’ve opened a box of Shiraz. That was a tough watch tonight

 

zefarelly

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• Jul 16, 2020

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scooter1 said:

I’ve opened a box of Shiraz. That was a tough watch tonight

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Are you scooping it off the top with your hands cupped, or just in with a garden hose straw?

 

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scooter1

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Past the Leisure Centre, left at the lights

• Jul 16, 2020

• #17

zefarelly said:

Are you scooping it off the top with your hands cupped, or just in with a garden hose straw?

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Hose and funnel

 

Poojah

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Leeds

• Jul 16, 2020

• #18

schmunk said:

I'm starting with a Weihenstephaner Dunkelweiß, with Old Crafty Hen to follow.

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Love Weihenstephaner Dunkel - paid a visit to their brewery outside Munich on a work trip last year. If you ever get chance to try the Vitus beer they do it’s absolutely stunning; at nearly 8% a session beer it ain’t but it’s a cracking beer.

You’ve gone from pretty sweet to quite bitter with your Crafty Hen mind. Mixing it up.

 

Uh_huh_him

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• Jul 16, 2020

• #19

3 bottles of Warka strong just about got me through that

 

Ludensian Gull

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Thorpness Suffolk

• Jul 30, 2020

• #20

Thought I'd use this thread rather than starting another. Bit of a mix this afternoon, Kronenberg Birra Morretti and now San Miguel