Soldato
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Budvar Dark. Nom nom nom. Got a Budvar normal as well. £1.25 in Tesco. Duvel was also £1.25. Bargaintastic!
I'm intrigued. YOu wouldn't post that picture unless you knew that no one else could get it.
Makes me think it's years old?
Edit - Ha. I knew the signature but only just realised after the 4th look or so that it had the harp on it as well! My google'ing suggests this is a pre 2005 beer?! Surely not.
lol nope it's anything but oldOh and it's rather nice too
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See if you're drinking an unreleased beer, then that's got to be a disqualification!
I'M SO INTRIGUED. JUST TELL ME!!!! Hahah.![]()
You haven't actually got homebrew isn't allowed in the rules either.![]()
Ambiguous, that rule states that no home brew is allowed in can or bottle form. Anything else is fine.
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Out of interest, what number of calories would you consider 'low calorie'?
Hah. Ah, it was a tongue in cheek comment rather than a serious thing!
I understand your point, as I am also getting quite 'portly' (I am only 23 though!). Trouble is, beer et al is so tasty! I guess you just need to find exercise you enjoy. Weight lifting pint glasses is my exercise of choice.
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Well basically now I've passed 40 and weight is dangerously close to passing fat b'd by a long way, I'm open to any alternatives to stopping the drink altogether. Especially as falling off the wagon is something I have multiple gold medals inActually getting of my fat arse to exercise is another matter altogether!
Hah. Ah, it was a tongue in cheek comment rather than a serious thing!
I understand your point, as I am also getting quite 'portly' (I am only 23 though!). Trouble is, beer et al is so tasty! I guess you just need to find exercise you enjoy. Weight lifting pint glasses is my exercise of choice.
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