The **Now Drinking** Thread
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Girlfriend has been good to me today and got some nice Zywiec for me
Polish beers are the best lagers you can purchase IMHO.
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Got some in the fridge, box of 12 for £7!
I'm trying not to drink today since I've had something to drink everyday for about 16 days
Tea at the moment
I'd have to agree with you, there is a massive range over there too, shame it's so hard to get a lot of them here.
Girlfriend has been good to me today and got some nice Zywiec for me
I love this stuff, shame it's so hard to get here
On the Carling tonight and have been since 1400. Relying on the predictive text to get this post right... Let's see how it looks tomorrow
Meh, I appreciate a Polish beer and can understand why people like them. However, they are too flavourless for me.
I'm just having a hot chocolate, been drinking all day and driving tomorrow so calling it a night!
I can see why you would say that if you have only had the ones that are common to the UK. Take for instance Kowal it's an absolute stunner of a beer, (they do larger, amber, and dark lagers as well) but it doesn't get exported or even shipped out of north Poland at all. There is also big range of Zywiec in Poland but we only see one type here, my favourite type is the Baltic porter. Personally Germany is still my favourite place for beer but Poland is a close second.
Its really rubbish when you go to a supermarket here and look at the beer/lager, such a small range.
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Got some in the fridge, box of 12 for £7!
I'm trying not to drink today since I've had something to drink everyday for about 16 days
Tea at the moment
That will be Asda
Just finished my last Guinness and now time for bed
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Nice one buddy
give me a giggle first thing.Just had a glass of Club Orange quickly followed by that first coffee of the day
Leffe Brune.
Yea, I was just basing my knowledge on what I've tried in supermarkets really. I've been to a Polish bar before and there selection was lacking also. If the supermarkets ever have anything interesting looking from Poland then I'll give it a go but I generally just stick to Belgian and US beers.
Ha, I'm the first to call people that but it's not worth the risk at this time of year with driving. Police are all to eager to pull people over and breathalyse them.
I can see why you would say that if you have only had the ones that are common to the UK. Take for instance Kowal it's an absolute stunner of a beer, (they do larger, amber, and dark lagers as well) but it doesn't get exported or even shipped out of north Poland at all. There is also big range of Zywiec in Poland but we only see one type here, my favourite type is the Baltic porter. Personally Germany is still my favourite place for beer but Poland is a close second.
Its really rubbish when you go to a supermarket here and look at the beer/lager, such a small range.
Yea, I was just basing my knowledge on what I've tried in supermarkets really. I've been to a Polish bar before and there selection was lacking also. If the supermarkets ever have anything interesting looking from Poland then I'll give it a go but I generally just stick to Belgian and US beers.
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Ha, I'm the first to call people that but it's not worth the risk at this time of year with driving. Police are all to eager to pull people over and breathalyse them.
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Enjoying a Bellini while waiting for my OH to get home from work.