Best beer!
Oct 10th 2003, 11:46 am
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err Welshboybilly, can you explain the phrase "had enough"... especially on a night like tonight when i could drink all I wanted for no cost....!!!
Oct 10th 2003, 11:49 am
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Originally posted by Pollyana
err Welshboybilly, can you explain the phrase "had enough"... especially on a night like tonight when i could drink all I wanted for no cost....!!!
err Welshboybilly, can you explain the phrase "had enough"... especially on a night like tonight when i could drink all I wanted for no cost....!!!
had enough....thats a tough one, normally means i am lying face down in a gutter with a kebab in one hand and a taxi number in the other
Oct 10th 2003, 12:02 pm
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Ah, I didn't go that far tonight - got transported home in someones car after a very strong garlic-flavoured curry, so I now carry on drinking here till I keel over asleep (about 10 minutes time I reckon!)
Oct 10th 2003, 1:59 pm
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Re: Best beer!
Coooeeee
Oct 10th 2003, 5:23 pm
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Re: Best beer!
Originally posted by coooeeee
No! No! No! - Always remember, there is no such thing as bad beer................... Its just that some are better than others.
Coooeeee
No! No! No! - Always remember, there is no such thing as bad beer................... Its just that some are better than others.
Coooeeee
MM
Oct 10th 2003, 8:25 pm
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Got to agree with most on here. Coopers is good - I like the Sparkling and love the Vintage (when you can get it) which is 7.5% or something like that.
I also like the Squires. Not too keen on the Pilsner but I am partial to the Amber Ale - it reminds me of Old Speckled Hen.
Boags Strongarm Bitter is OK too - slightly less expensive than the others above.
I also usually try and have something in the house that is lighter as I find all the beers that I have listed are not so good for quenching thirst on a hot afternoon - so one of the lager type beers (Cascade) or one of the mid strength beers.
Then there is my home brew - made from Coopers kits. Real Ale is the best one I have made so far.
As for the European beers, there are definitely outlets where it can be got - there is a bar in North Sydney somewhere that does Belgian beers - but I think you pay through the nose.
Cheers,
DagBoy
I also like the Squires. Not too keen on the Pilsner but I am partial to the Amber Ale - it reminds me of Old Speckled Hen.
Boags Strongarm Bitter is OK too - slightly less expensive than the others above.
I also usually try and have something in the house that is lighter as I find all the beers that I have listed are not so good for quenching thirst on a hot afternoon - so one of the lager type beers (Cascade) or one of the mid strength beers.
Then there is my home brew - made from Coopers kits. Real Ale is the best one I have made so far.
As for the European beers, there are definitely outlets where it can be got - there is a bar in North Sydney somewhere that does Belgian beers - but I think you pay through the nose.
Cheers,
DagBoy
Oct 11th 2003, 2:03 am
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Re: Best beer!
Originally posted by coooeeee
No! No! No! - Always remember, there is no such thing as bad beer................... Its just that some are better than others.
Coooeeee
No! No! No! - Always remember, there is no such thing as bad beer................... Its just that some are better than others.
Coooeeee
very good first post to make........and how true.
Oct 11th 2003, 11:36 am
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by DagBoy
Got to agree with most on here. Coopers is good - I like the Sparkling and love the Vintage (when you can get it) which is 7.5% or something like that.
I also like the Squires. Not too keen on the Pilsner but I am partial to the Amber Ale - it reminds me of Old Speckled Hen.
Boags Strongarm Bitter is OK too - slightly less expensive than the others above.
I also usually try and have something in the house that is lighter as I find all the beers that I have listed are not so good for quenching thirst on a hot afternoon - so one of the lager type beers (Cascade) or one of the mid strength beers.
Then there is my home brew - made from Coopers kits. Real Ale is the best one I have made so far.
As for the European beers, there are definitely outlets where it can be got - there is a bar in North Sydney somewhere that does Belgian beers - but I think you pay through the nose.
Coopers 2004 Vintage ale is being brewed at the moment , should be released after ,X-mas.. but will go fast, even at $65 a slab............
mm
Got to agree with most on here. Coopers is good - I like the Sparkling and love the Vintage (when you can get it) which is 7.5% or something like that.
I also like the Squires. Not too keen on the Pilsner but I am partial to the Amber Ale - it reminds me of Old Speckled Hen.
Boags Strongarm Bitter is OK too - slightly less expensive than the others above.
I also usually try and have something in the house that is lighter as I find all the beers that I have listed are not so good for quenching thirst on a hot afternoon - so one of the lager type beers (Cascade) or one of the mid strength beers.
Then there is my home brew - made from Coopers kits. Real Ale is the best one I have made so far.
As for the European beers, there are definitely outlets where it can be got - there is a bar in North Sydney somewhere that does Belgian beers - but I think you pay through the nose.
Coopers 2004 Vintage ale is being brewed at the moment , should be released after ,X-mas.. but will go fast, even at $65 a slab............
mm
