The **Now Drinking** Thread

Jonny69 said:
Watermelon wine. Home brew from a massive watermelon. It was pretty mad tasting but it's suddenly starting to mellow.
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Please tell me you have hair like doc martin from back to the future, if you don't my image of you in a white coat will be ruined :D

KaHn
 
DirtyJester said:
I can see somebodys weekend has started early lol


Foster's while something else chills ;)
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Haha you finally made it :D:D:D hows the parents, didnt drive too hard to get home i hope?

innis and gunn rum cask.


by far my favorite, so smooth and mellow with real deep oak finish, a drink and a half in my books.


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8.5/10
 
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Kanifee said:
Haha you finally made it :D:D:D hows the parents, didnt drive too hard to get home i hope?

innis and gunn rum cask.


by far my favorite, so smooth and mellow with real deep oak finish, a drink and a half in my books.


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8.5/10
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Tired and soaking wet, a far cry form sunny Canada lol Yes mate managed to squeeze a can in while a M&S special chills ;) Have to admit I liked the Rum Cask myself though deffo not my fav Innis&Gunn.
 
Must be a shock to the system landing back in the uk, weather being last on the list of adjustments. would love to go to Canada, like America without the guns, or idiots :).... unfair realy as I'd love to do a micro crawl through America I can only imagine it would be the crawl of a lifetime :(

Innis & gunn really know how to put there stamp on a drink, Really have a new appreciation for there brews.

Another goose island, a break for the taste buds and a bloody fine drink, really recommended to any one who can try it. Need to reign in the taste buds a little as
Its a pricey interest to have!
 
American brews seem to be tickling me at the moment, I do read that American hops do tire after a while but I'll let you know when I get there.

A guilty admission by me though, I had my first Guinness 3 weeks ago and I keep meaning to bye a 4 pack of draught but I neve seem to be able to bring my self to it, not because I won't enjoy... I know I will. It's rather I know it supposed to be liquid gut in a can an that keeps swaying me away!
 
Kanifee said:
Dirty how is the guinness lager? Have you tried it?
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I love it. Guinness Black Lager :) Vicisthebest asked me a while back when it was going to be released in UK mainland but the person I asked never bothered getting back, can only guess they didn't have an answer. Have you seen it for sale in England?


Oh and M&S Southwold Summer Beer :D ' Zesty flavour of gratefruit, sweet with a hint of bitterness' it's very nice indeed though I do prefer the Southwold Blonde Beer.
 
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Thornbridge south pacific ale.

First ale I have had where real strong piney notes dominate all of the aroma and flavour, there's a spicynes but it is more of deep herbal spice that realy holds the bitterness too, a dominant flavour thought, enjoyable but I'd imagine a acquired taste.

Still nice, a 6.5
 
DirtyJester said:
I love it. Guinness Black Lager :) Vicisthebest asked me a while back when it was going to be released in UK mainland but the person I asked never bothered getting back, can only guess they didn't have an answer. Have you seen it for sale in England?


Oh and M&S Southwold Summer Beer :D
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this thread is the only place i have seen it, i was intrigued but never got round to asking. looks like the next natural progression of the company, why they would need a trial is beyond me but i hope they introduce it here, seems like a cracking drink that could realy do well.
 
Kanifee said:
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this thread is the only place i have seen it, i was intrigued but never got round to asking. looks like the next natural progression of the company, why they would need a trial is beyond me but i hope they introduce it here, seems like a cracking drink that could realy do well.
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TBH I never thought I'd be that fussed on it, but it does have a great taste to it. It's also not as costly to buy as some of the ones you have killed off tonight (approx £5.15 for a 4 pack 330ml bottles):p
 
Tonight is a once in a blue mate. 330's are not my usual hunting ground but I do like to have once a month where I have a foray in too,some new ground, tonight cost me £30 there abouts, a couple of goose island, an extra American ipa etc. would love to do a swap if there is anything your after, always worth a look,as postage from beer sites is astronomical any way... Nothing you fancy that is cheaper here?
 
Kanifee said:
Tonight is a once in a blue mate. 330's are not my usual hunting ground but I do like to have once a month where I have a foray in too,some new ground, tonight cost me £30 there abouts, a couple of goose island, an extra American ipa etc. would love to do a swap if there is anything your after, always worth a look,as postage from beer sites is astronomical any way... Nothing you fancy that is cheaper here?
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Food for thought mate, I'll have a hunt around and see what I can't source and am sure you wouldn't say no to some Guinness Black Lager :D

Last of my beer and bedtime :)
 
Some cans tonight, a mix of carlsberg and tennents. Basically what was in the fridge, 2 hour drive from work today and straight to the pub, (down in dungannon). Just relaxing now at home.
 
*Yawn*.

Finished my teaching course today, taught the rest of the teachers how to make raw eggnog today. There was quite a lot of awful whisky consumed at 11am ;)!
Moved onto the Directors around 2pm, followed by a bottle of Merlot. Few cans of Tennent's, then multiple Bombay & Tonics (though there was a Newky Brown, and few other pints thrown in). I recall trying a Disarano and Orange Juice which was stupidly awesome! Ended up in a celidh club, drinking Tennent's and Talisker (not together).

Bus from Edinburgh around half 1, and now just nursing a Aberlour 10.

I use this as a cry for help, if nothing else. ;)
 
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