The **Now Drinking** Thread
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Carlsberg , just started dinner and needed something to deglaze the pan ... 
Sorry to be clueless, but what does Mountain Dew taste like? I've never tried that either
And where did you get it? American Soda? Some other site?
Just been out to Thatchers to get the real stuff
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Thats Cheddar Valley medium dry.
And yes, its 10.35 in the morning and I am going to have a pint.[/QUOTE]
Oooh, lovely. Will have to get some of this one day.
Sorry to be clueless, but what does Mountain Dew taste like? I've never tried that either
And where did you get it? American Soda? Some other site?
It tastes like the most horrific drink in the world
Apparently it's worse for you than Coke (i.e more sugar etc)
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First coffee of the day .... yaaawn
Juplier.
It's a Belgium blonde beer (the top selling beer in Belgium, for reasons I shall now explain).
I was in Belgium the other week, and me and my father were browsing the beer aisles in a supermarket when a local came up to us after seeing our trolley ladened with Duvel, Chimay, Leffe, etc, with a cut out from a local newspaper. It transpired if you spent 20 Euro on Leffe/Hoegarden/Another few beers then you got a totally free case (24 25cl bottles) of Jupiler! This confused my father greatly, who is obviously still of the thought nothing in this World is free. I had began loading in crates of this beer.
The beer is pretty good (as you'd expect from Belgium). I've got it ice cold (unusually for me) which obviously destroys some of the flavour but it is a pleasant refreshing (albeit still a distinctive beer which you don't get with the usual 'refreshing' style beers (I'm looking at you Coors, Budweiser, et al).
It's no Duvel or Kwak but very pleasant.
It's a Belgium blonde beer (the top selling beer in Belgium, for reasons I shall now explain).
I was in Belgium the other week, and me and my father were browsing the beer aisles in a supermarket when a local came up to us after seeing our trolley ladened with Duvel, Chimay, Leffe, etc, with a cut out from a local newspaper. It transpired if you spent 20 Euro on Leffe/Hoegarden/Another few beers then you got a totally free case (24 25cl bottles) of Jupiler! This confused my father greatly, who is obviously still of the thought nothing in this World is free. I had began loading in crates of this beer.
The beer is pretty good (as you'd expect from Belgium). I've got it ice cold (unusually for me) which obviously destroys some of the flavour but it is a pleasant refreshing (albeit still a distinctive beer which you don't get with the usual 'refreshing' style beers (I'm looking at you Coors, Budweiser, et al).
It's no Duvel or Kwak but very pleasant.
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Ya wee devil yee
Carlsberg, my first today but I've a feeling it won't be my last
Ya wee devil yee
Carlsberg, my first today but I've a feeling it won't be my last
I've had two more since them and I'll probably explode later this evening.
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Glass of chardonnay.
