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I found a pub in the town i live in now that has the best Guinness ive tasted outside of Dublin. Thats a big deal because i've drank that all over the world.

http://www.historicalhostelries.co.uk/000013.html

This one is certainly a bit odd.

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Lol daughters beer purchasing skills... Out of rum... Guess I'll drink this...

Recently I have got to like the taste of the New Zealand Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc wines. I have been buying these in preference to any others in the recent weeks.

I would hope they are available where you are and while they might be a little more expensive than your local drops, I suggest sample some if you get the chance

FYI - http://www.wine-marlborough.co.nz/

Whiskey 7 wrote:Recently I have got to like the taste of the New Zealand Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc wines. I have been buying these in preference to any others in the recent weeks.

I would hope they are available where you are and while they might be a little more expensive than your local drops, I suggest sample some if you get the chance

FYI - http://www.wine-marlborough.co.nz/

Gawd. I ran a little on the dry yesterday on the Sauvignon Blanc wine I allay shave to hand (hot weather I guess... ) and had to raid the cupboard .... just had to taste Midori and lemonade again, lots of ice naturally but it is Summer here

Do you drink "beer"?

YourGrandpa wrote:Do you drink "beer"?

Short answer, yes.

You probably haven't heard of XXXX, pronounced Fourex where you're at but it is an Aussie and to be fair, a Queensland favourite. I usually like the Hahn Brewing range too. I will add if I go out and order a "beer" it will usually be a 'crownie' - Carlton Crown Lager and I usually get a slab of these at Christmas. A very nice drop.
So yes I drink beer.

For your reading pleasure
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Castlemaine_XXXX
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hahn_Brewery
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crown_Lager

and for the Aussie slang term slab
http://alldownunder.com/australian-slan ... s-beer.htm

Doombrain wrote:I found a pub in the town i live in now that has the best Guinness ive tasted outside of Dublin. Thats a big deal because i've drank that all over the world.

http://www.historicalhostelries.co.uk/000013.html

great

scared? wrote:Lol daughters beer purchasing skills... Out of rum... Guess I'll drink this...

do you even pour?

(we know you poor)

ha

phantasmagoria wrote:Try Hendricks whiskey!

Got some for my birthday
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phantasmagoria wrote:Try Hendricks whiskey!

Lady Carlos likes a Hendricks
She actually has quite the selection; Plymouth Sloe, Martin Millers, Bathtub Sloe, Monkey 47, Sipsmiths Sloe and something else I cant remember the name of.

The darks (Dunkel-brown) by Unertl:
http://www.unertl.de/unser-bier.html
Catastrophic name, even in German, but the beer is off this world. Especially the darker ones. "Unertl Weisser Bock"... nothing comes close from my experience.

phantasmagoria wrote:Try Hendricks whiskey!

Tastes rather special with a subtle aroma too. Nice indeed

I just discovered a rather nice "The Ned".
It is a New Zealand Marlborough wine - Sauvignon Blanc.
Rather nice


Clicky

"The Ned" is a really nice drop if you can get your hands on it where you're at....A Sauvignon Blanc and New Zealand Marlborough area wine. I still enjoy but I found another pleasant wine a few days ago. Jacob's Creek label and a Australian wine for a change (I did think I was hooked on the NZ stuff). Rather nice

Clicky

Again, if you can get your hands on some

New beer on tap...

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Brooklyn Black Chocolate Stout. Scores a 4.2 out of 5 on beer advocates.com.

4.6 if you buy the plastic handle, surely?

Things would surely be better for you without all that bitterness.

You remind me of Peter Griffin.

Probably because you're an idiot.

YourGrandpa wrote:Things would surely be better for you without all that bitterness.

Pot meet kettle.

Calm down Randy.

Not beer, but what I'm drinking tonight.

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