Beer Economy
#31
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Re: Beer Economy
Used to be a place in St Kilda when I was there 3 years ago that served $2 VB pints on tuesdays and thursdays, think it was called Traffic, just off Fitzroy st
#34
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Joined: Jan 2005
Location: Brisbane
Posts: 4,298
Re: Beer Economy
I'm in the uk at the moment...
4 pack of greene king IPA = £3.18 / AUD$5.75
750ml bottle of leffe blonde or brun, on sale in asda = £2 / AUD $3.62
In general, eating and drinking out here is incredibly good value at the moment...
4 pack of greene king IPA = £3.18 / AUD$5.75
750ml bottle of leffe blonde or brun, on sale in asda = £2 / AUD $3.62
In general, eating and drinking out here is incredibly good value at the moment...
#37
Re: Beer Economy
Its $4.50 for a pint of XXXX gold in Gilhooleys in happy hour. Which is handy because
a) I'm thirsty
b) I have to go back to work, preferably not pissed
c) XXXX gold tastes just fine to my uncultured palate.
By all means pay $10 for your premium imported triple strength brewers droop kind of beer.
I've worked for a year in Germany and Belgium, even lived in a Belgian micro-brewery for 3 months (where they made Gouden Carolus rocket fuel, otherwise called beer). I've tried them all, I'm just not a ponce about these things. They're nice but ridiculously strong (13%)
XXXX is fine, so's Carlton. Hahn quite nice. They all do the job. I hate beer snobs. Almost as much as Guiness snobs. IT TASTES OF PEAT!
JTL
#38
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Joined: Apr 2006
Posts: 10,784
Re: Beer Economy
Thirsty people who don't have their heads up their arse?
Its $4.50 for a pint of XXXX gold in Gilhooleys in happy hour. Which is handy because
a) I'm thirsty
b) I have to go back to work, preferably not pissed
c) XXXX gold tastes just fine to my uncultured palate.
By all means pay $10 for your premium imported triple strength brewers droop kind of beer.
I've worked for a year in Germany and Belgium, even lived in a Belgian micro-brewery for 3 months (where they made Gouden Carolus rocket fuel, otherwise called beer). I've tried them all, I'm just not a ponce about these things. They're nice but ridiculously strong (13%)
XXXX is fine, so's Carlton. Hahn quite nice. They all do the job. I hate beer snobs. Almost as much as Guiness snobs. IT TASTES OF PEAT!
JTL
Its $4.50 for a pint of XXXX gold in Gilhooleys in happy hour. Which is handy because
a) I'm thirsty
b) I have to go back to work, preferably not pissed
c) XXXX gold tastes just fine to my uncultured palate.
By all means pay $10 for your premium imported triple strength brewers droop kind of beer.
I've worked for a year in Germany and Belgium, even lived in a Belgian micro-brewery for 3 months (where they made Gouden Carolus rocket fuel, otherwise called beer). I've tried them all, I'm just not a ponce about these things. They're nice but ridiculously strong (13%)
XXXX is fine, so's Carlton. Hahn quite nice. They all do the job. I hate beer snobs. Almost as much as Guiness snobs. IT TASTES OF PEAT!
JTL
#39
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Re: Beer Economy
Thirsty people who don't have their heads up their arse?
Its $4.50 for a pint of XXXX gold in Gilhooleys in happy hour. Which is handy because
a) I'm thirsty
b) I have to go back to work, preferably not pissed
c) XXXX gold tastes just fine to my uncultured palate.
By all means pay $10 for your premium imported triple strength brewers droop kind of beer.
I've worked for a year in Germany and Belgium, even lived in a Belgian micro-brewery for 3 months (where they made Gouden Carolus rocket fuel, otherwise called beer). I've tried them all, I'm just not a ponce about these things. They're nice but ridiculously strong (13%)
XXXX is fine, so's Carlton. Hahn quite nice. They all do the job. I hate beer snobs. Almost as much as Guiness snobs. IT TASTES OF PEAT!
JTL
Its $4.50 for a pint of XXXX gold in Gilhooleys in happy hour. Which is handy because
a) I'm thirsty
b) I have to go back to work, preferably not pissed
c) XXXX gold tastes just fine to my uncultured palate.
By all means pay $10 for your premium imported triple strength brewers droop kind of beer.
I've worked for a year in Germany and Belgium, even lived in a Belgian micro-brewery for 3 months (where they made Gouden Carolus rocket fuel, otherwise called beer). I've tried them all, I'm just not a ponce about these things. They're nice but ridiculously strong (13%)
XXXX is fine, so's Carlton. Hahn quite nice. They all do the job. I hate beer snobs. Almost as much as Guiness snobs. IT TASTES OF PEAT!
JTL
#40
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Joined: Jan 2009
Posts: 1,872
Re: Beer Economy
Our local:Pint of Lager (we don't drink it)£1.50,JD & coke £1.39,pint of ale from £1.39-£2.For those in Oz?Look on the bright side,you'll never have drink related health problems!
#41
Re: Beer Economy
It was a nice place, and I occasionally got a few free beers from the owner. He seemed to think I was a regular (I went in there maybe once a month max). Still, yes, free beer is definitely the cheapest in Brisbane!
JTL
#44
Re: Beer Economy
Bearing in mind I've drunk the finest Weis beer straight from the Mannheim brewery. Lots of micro brewery beers from Mechelen, Bornem and Brussels in Belgium, Netherlands, Germany and France.
I lived and worked in Dublin for 6 years, and still hate Guinness. Might as well just chew turf.
So come on, tell me what I'm missing, when I really enjoy a cold pint of XXXX Gold on a warm day?
JTL
#45
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Re: Beer Economy
I reckon he's gonna say Fosters