Ale

[Worthy4England]

I used to sup Robbies Mild in the 1980's. It was a light mild and not much different than their bitter - but tuppence cheaper!

[Prufrock]

Don't mind a pint of mixed when I'm back home. Makes me feel old and worldly.

[Bruce Rioja]

I didn't know that anywhere still sold mild. Dreadful stuff.

[Lost Leopard Spot]

We have, where I live, one of the finest real ale houses in the country. It also serves some amazing pub grub. And just now two tosspots have walked in and asked for a pint of Carling and a bottle of Bulmers, with two packets of bacon fries, and they were about to become incensed (until they saw all the other customers staring at them like they were total wankers) when told that none of those things existed on the premises, and that alternatives need not be searched for as they, the customers, obviously fell outside of the normal clientele boundaries.
They then asked where they could find a proper pub
. , tw*ts

[Bruce Rioja]

I'd have got the E-Briar out, supped your ale and nicked a couple of chips off of you.

[Worthy4England]

I'd have got the E-Briar out, supped your ale and nicked a couple of chips off of you.

I'm sure LLS sups in the Slaughtered Lamb.

[Bruce Rioja]

I'd have got the E-Briar out, supped your ale and nicked a couple of chips off of you.

I'm sure LLS sups in the Slaughtered Lamb.

I did wonder if these strangers were advised to 'stick tert' road' by the locals ahead of their search for a proper pub?!

[Worthy4England]

I'd have got the E-Briar out, supped your ale and nicked a couple of chips off of you.

I'm sure LLS sups in the Slaughtered Lamb.

I did wonder if these strangers were advised to 'stick tert' road' by the locals ahead of their search for a proper pub?!

[LeverEnd]

Earl Grey IPA by Marble Brewery is lovely stuff, just sampled a coupe in the V&A in Horwich. 6.8% but you wouldn't know, goes down very nicely .

[Lost Leopard Spot]

I'd have got the E-Briar out, supped your ale and nicked a couple of chips off of you.

I'm sure LLS sups in the Slaughtered Lamb.

I did wonder if these strangers were advised to 'stick tert' road' by the locals ahead of their search for a proper pub?!

You've been there then? Landlord's a bit offish, but once you've been resident in the village for thirty odd years he might nod a welcome.

[2399]

Drove to a Party at the Weekend, has 1 Nepalese Everest Beer!!!!
Wanted more!!! But Couldn't as I was driving, then I had heaps of Fruit!

Slabs are only $25 at a Shop near my friends, I might get him to get me a Slab!!!!

[Bruce Rioja]

Drove to a Party at the Weekend, has 1 Nepalese Everest Beer!!!!
Wanted more!!! But Couldn't as I was driving, then I had heaps of Fruit!

Slabs are only $25 at a Shop near my friends, I might get him to get me a Slab!!!!

Am I correct in thinking that Aussies refer to the Outdoor Licence as being the 'Bottlo', 2399?

[2399]

Yes..., But guess what!!!?!?!?!!?!

He bought it from a Northcote Shop called....................:

The Bottle-O!!!

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[Bruce Rioja]

Well that's just ridiculous.

[Hoboh]

'Owd Rodger, 7.4%, full of flavour, blows the taste buds, pure nectar.
(B&M Bargins £1.78 a bottle)

[malcd1]

'Owd Rodger, 7.4%, full of flavour, blows the taste buds, pure nectar.
(B&M Bargins £1.78 a bottle)

7.4%. That is strong for an ale.

Every time I have tried a strong beer it has tasted crap. I may give it a go on your recommendation.

[Bruce Rioja]

'Owd Rodger, 7.4%, full of flavour, blows the taste buds, pure nectar.
(B&M Bargins £1.78 a bottle)

7.4%. That is strong for an ale.

Every time I have tried a strong beer it has tasted crap. I may give it a go on your recommendation.

Well, he is a tramp.

[Hoboh]

'Owd Rodger, 7.4%, full of flavour, blows the taste buds, pure nectar.
(B&M Bargins £1.78 a bottle)

7.4%. That is strong for an ale.

Every time I have tried a strong beer it has tasted crap. I may give it a go on your recommendation.

Well, he is a tramp.

It is good ale, Marstons brew it.

[General Mannerheim]

There's a Slaughtered Lamb in Clerkenwell. doesnt have the same vibe tho, no dart boards, five pointed stars or owt - and they probably serve hot soup!

[Lost Leopard Spot]

Jesus... Hairy Helmet by Leatherbritches, used to be my top favourite until overtaken by BG Sips, mainly coz of availabilty, and it's just come on as the next pint in my local, and is totally gorgeous. Ed back at his best, stunning beer, feckin stunning stuff.