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Beverages and Blades - Traditional of Course
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btb01
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First miniature can of whiskey I've encountered. It's mixed but potent at 84 proof. I think I'll save it for a rainy day and enjoy my Tank 7 for now. Cheers.
It's been a while since I've had it, but I remember enjoying that Tank 7.
It's tasty, you can't go wrong with any beer by Boulevard brewery.
meako
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Theres got to be a morning after?
So I went to a different bottlo abd saw they had a new Coopers variety ...Session Ale ..yum yum i thought and its on special . As I approached the pallet of boxes the word Tropical loomed at me from the logo.
See what youve done Coopers ? I had to buy more kiwi beer. Couple of the all blacks to go with it.
Too funny. I bought a can of this today when I was doing some shopping in NY State. First time I have tried it. Not a bad Session IPA.So tall it could take me all day
Dave from State Farm
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I fell way behind with this thread 
Sorry for the slow reply my friend I was in Huddersfield yesterday, called in The Corner, Mallinson's new place, as The Sportsman can get a bit rammed on Saturdays
That's a great-looking knife Gary
I drink with beers at home which don't see the inside of the fridge!
That looks tasty
Coffee at The Handmade Bakery in the small West Yorkshire town of Slaithwaite
Ahhh yes the Sportsman
It's happening here as well. I was at the Brass Castle brewery beer festival in Malton in North Yorkshire last Saturday. Their renowned for their modern craft brews. Tried a 'mango beer', but it wasn't just mango undertones, it was literally pure mango. Absolutely disgusting...
Last night several pints of "Hilltop Brewery Plum Porter 4.7%" at the Roscoe Head pub in Liverpool,
hence the expendable SAK Waiter.
Sorry for the slow reply my friend
I was in Huddersfield yesterday, called in The Corner, Mallinson's new place, as The Sportsman can get a bit rammed on Saturdays This bottle is gone but there is another just like it. An ice cube, some cold water and a shot make a nice evening drink in a rocks glass.
Some sweet stag on this knife by Randy Golden for Stag Saturday.
That's a great-looking knife Gary
I drink with beers at home which don't see the inside of the fridge!
A little Barley Wine at the mo. Hope everyone has a nice Friday night planned.
That looks tasty
Coffee at The Handmade Bakery in the small West Yorkshire town of Slaithwaite
I've had this delicious Northern Monk beer before, but never on cask I started with a half (pint), and ended up drinking five of them. Delicious
I started with a half (pint), and ended up drinking five of them. Delicious Good whiskey, it's been awhile since I had a bottle but I remember really enjoying it.
Sorry for the slow reply my friend
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That looks tasty
Coffee at The Handmade Bakery in the small West Yorkshire town of Slaithwaite
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Looks like a good Saturday Jack
I've heard good things about The Corner; hope it lived up to it's reputation My last beer was Blackjack Brewery's Barley Wine. It's absolutely gorgeous! Over £4 for a little bottle but it's worth it
Unlike this one I had last night. A real disappointment. I bought it from the Griffin Brewery shop in Chiswick a couple of years ago and shoved it under the floorboards. I had high hopes for this one but it was really quite bland
Think I'd rather had a pint of Northern Monk IPA any day 
Looks like a good Saturday Jack
It wasn't bad
ScruffUK had been talking about it for a while, and he finally strong-armed me and ADEE into the door the other week. As it was 11.30am, we just had a half each though! My last beer was Blackjack Brewery's Barley Wine. It's absolutely gorgeous! Over £4 for a little bottle but it's worth it
I thought it might have been from Blackjack!
I'll have to look out for that one Unlike this one I had last night. A real disappointment. I bought it from the Griffin Brewery shop in Chiswick a couple of years ago and shoved it under the floorboards. I had high hopes for this one but it was really quite bland
That's a real shame
Great pic though I've just had a bottle of Bateman's Mocha, which I don't recall having seen before
It wasn't bad
I've just had a bottle of Bateman's Mocha, which I don't recall having seen before
Thats terrible! Being coerced into a pub like that
I'd never let that happen to me.....Had a bottle of the Bateman's Mocha last autumn in the Waggon and Horses in York. Not...quite...my thing....but then I'm not a huge coffee fan.
Was at the Brass Castle beer festival in Malton a few weeks ago. They had this contraption on the bar that for some reason known only to them infuses beer through anything you choose to put in it. Their particular choice was coffee beans, but apparently you can put anything non-dissolvable in it; from peanuts to carrots...? The bright young thing behind the bar persuaded me to try one of their IPA's that had been infused through these coffee beans.
CRIKEY!!!
It was DISGUSTING!!!
Unlike this from Fullers. I sometimes find the Russian Imperials a bit heavy but this is fantastic
btb01
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Was at the Brass Castle beer festival in Malton a few weeks ago. They had this contraption on the bar that for some reason known only to them infuses beer through anything you choose to put in it. Their particular choice was coffee beans, but apparently you can put anything non-dissolvable in it; from peanuts to carrots...? The bright young thing behind the bar persuaded me to try one of their IPA's that had been infused through these coffee beans.
CRIKEY!!!
It was DISGUSTING!!!
I don't know about infusing beer through peanuts, but growing up we'd put salted peanuts in a bottle of Coke or Dr. Pepper (you'd take a few swigs first, add peanuts, and enjoy). It's delicious!
I've always found coffee flavored or infused beers hit or miss. Some of them are ok, but others I think, "I'd rather just have a beer that tastes like beer."
I don't know about infusing beer through peanuts, but growing up we'd put salted peanuts in a bottle of Coke or Dr. Pepper (you'd take a few swigs first, add peanuts, and enjoy). It's delicious!
I've always found coffee flavored or infused beers hit or miss. Some of them are ok, but others I think, "I'd rather just have a beer that tastes like beer."
Absolutely! I know the Anglo-Saxons used to flavour their ale with all sorts of things but that was for a reason. Now it all seems to be about trying to be "original" or "market leading" or whatever. There's nothing wrong with how beer tastes naturally.
I am though going to have to try that coke and peanut thing...