[Drinking] Likwid refreshments for a Fridat

zefarelly

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• Nov 13, 2020

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And we're off . . . . .Thanks to the DoW for the delivery

 

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Machiavelli

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... are fast approaching round these parts. Probably going to start off with a Muller-Thurgau from Horst Sauer. A brownie point to anyone who can share what is distinctive about this wine's presentation.

 

maltaseagull

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Machiavelli said:

... are fast approaching round these parts. Probably going to start off with a Muller-Thurgau from Horst Sauer. A brownie point to anyone who can share what is distinctive about this wine's presentation.

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Lemon-greenish colour?

Is that a polite/ pretentious description of pee?

 

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MattBackHome

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zefarelly said:

And we're off . . . . .Thanks to the DoW for the delivery View attachment 130412

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How's it going down?

I've just spilled 2/3 of a can of Galway Bay Oregon Grown IPA 6% on the floor whilst dealing with a shouting child. The remaining 1/3 is delish.

 

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Machiavelli

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maltaseagull said:

Lemon-greenish colour?

Is that a polite/ pretentious description of pee?

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Nope. Clue: you need to shift focus.

 

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Springal

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Cloudwater DDH Pale made with experimental hops from NZ & US

 

PILTDOWN MAN

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Peroni Red

 

Herr Tubthumper

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Kicked off with two Kupfers from the brewpub next door to my office. Kupfer is a Keller beer. Picked up a takeaway from The Bird burger joint . The lovely people at The Bird threw in some pickle juice so I knocked up some pickle backs at home. Now enjoying a Brooklyn EIPA

 

Butch Willykins

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Kicking off with a BrewDog vs Cloudwater New England IPA, weighing in at 6.8%

 

zefarelly

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MattBackHome said:

How's it going down?

I've just spilled 2/3 of a can of Galway Bay Oregon Grown IPA 6% on the floor whilst dealing with a shouting child. The remaining 1/3 is delish.

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Alcohol abuse!

I had a quick swig, took dog out for a walk along the beach ( rather pleasant this evening) now I'm thoroughly drowning my tastebuds, its fresh and very delicious, most welcome after a busy week

 

RandyWanger

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• Nov 13, 2020

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Extra dark rum

 

zefarelly

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RandyWanger said:

Extra dark rum

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Ooh, we used to drink dark rum ( and a few jazz woodbines ) playing canasta . . . . . Played little in recent years and not at all this year. Sad.

 

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Herr Tubthumper said:

so I knocked up some pickle backs at home.

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The last time I knocked up a pickle back I had to get a cream from the doctor.

Picpoul for me. 1) It went with my traditional Fridat fayre of Chicken Marbella with rice and 2) it makes you hilarious ^^

 

Jack Straw

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• Nov 13, 2020

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My bottle of Golden Champion ale seems very common compared to some of the aforementioned offerings?

 

Herr Tubthumper

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DEYA single hop (Idaho 7) DIPA

 

Knocky's Nose

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Jack Straw said:

My bottle of Golden Champion ale seems very common compared to some of the aforementioned offerings?

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Is that the 8% nut-scrambler stuff?

*Edit - no, that's the McEwans Champion Ale

 

zefarelly

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Knocky's Nose said:

Is that the 8% nut-scrambler stuff?

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THat sounds like proper wobbly water ( as my Dad used to say )

Edit . . . McEwans is 'Ambulance Juice' !

 

vegster

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Selected 4pints of Salopian " Hop Twister" from The Selden Arms earlier, rather nice it is too.

 

papajaff

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Silentpool and Fever Tree here. Cheers everyone.

 

Dorset Seagull

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Been enjoying tins of Harbour brewery for a while now. Ellensberg is a session and Antipodean is a pokier fruity affair. Asda are the stockists